Muhammad ibn Adam al-Kawthari – Advice to Graduating Students

Muhammad ibn Adam al-Kawthari
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The transcript is a jumbled mix of disconnected sentences and phrases, making it difficult to summarize. The title of Islam is theipping of the Bible and the use of "has been," leading to the conclusion that Islam is based on the Bible and not on any other source. The importance of knowing the Arabic language and "hamon is" in the writing of the book is emphasized. The journey of learning and pursuing knowledge is discussed, including swimming lessons and media courses, and the need for practice and practice on oneself to improve one's knowledge. The importance of intentions is emphasized, and individuals should act on their intentions to gain fame and popularity.

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			Hi
		
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			from the lower Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah houbara long aluminum I Inferno in front of you I
lived in I was in anima Subhanak Allahumma the argument and I learned them tonight and you can
devalue a cable by restriction brothers and sisters are Salam o Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
		
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			How long have you been sitting here for everybody?
		
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			Four o'clock.
		
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			The only two hours still awake.
		
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			Salam Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Tada
		
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			we need some energy under Allah. May Allah Subhana Allah reward all of you for coming here today.
		
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			I would like to first of all, thank Sophia Institute
		
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			for inviting me and all the other speakers.
		
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			I would like to congratulate all the students who are graduating today
		
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			as greatest students
		
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			and I will explain that in my talk in sha Allah Allah. I would like to congratulate all the students
today who are graduating us greatest students
		
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			and their parents and their families.
		
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			And Shaheed Muhammad and everybody the whole team does so far May Allah reward all of them and all
of you as well for coming. May Allah subhanaw taala make this
		
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			a means of great baraka and blessings in Birmingham and beyond inshallah God Jaime.
		
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			I'm not going to talk too much, maybe 1520 minutes.
		
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			This is a
		
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			hatom buhari,
		
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			buhari completion and graduation ceremony.
		
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			What does that mean?
		
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			We have Buhari
		
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			completion of Sahil Buhari ceremonies and graduation ceremonies
		
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			across the world,
		
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			different countries and in the UK as well, just everywhere.
		
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			Actually, I'm just coming from one from in Leicester. I actually gave a talk for an hour and a half,
just after the her
		
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			telephone about 215 to 333 45.
		
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			And he wasn't concluded yet today they were having the final verse and then I had to leave to come
here.
		
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			And we have them across the country different different places.
		
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			Why do we have this?
		
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			Cotton Buhari, it's not just a ceremony.
		
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			There's a greater purpose give behind this. And one of the main things
		
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			what well one thing that is obvious for everyone that it's a formal way of students graduating, it's
a way that you can celebrate together, parents family, they come together hamdulillah our son our
daughter is graduating so it's it gives that opportunity of graduation
		
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			and occasion of happiness, no problem inshallah. And also, this great book.
		
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			So he of Imam Al Bukhari Rahim Allah to Allah the man who
		
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			is the is it is the greatest book after the book of Allah subhanaw taala. So I will get away by the
Kitab Allah.
		
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			Why don't we have quantum Quran instead? Not Kadambari.
		
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			Somebody asked this question once. And the answer was
		
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			that hatom of Buhari includes within it, the bottom of the book of Allah.
		
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			Because Sahil Bukhari and all other books of Hadith, they are a common chi of the book of Allah.
Really for Islam, if for Muslims first and foremost, what do we give importance to
		
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			the Quran? But the Quran without the explanation given by Allah's Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa
aalihi wa sahbihi wa Salam
		
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			is a Quran that's just a book we can understand. And this is actually really important because we
live in a time right now today, there are people who just want to restrict themselves to the book of
Allah, only Quran Hadith don't they're not authentic or maybe they're not that he always you know,
there are people who are rejecting sahih al Bukhari itself, like generally all Hadith. If you were
to if a Muslim
		
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			says I only believe this you know sort of comes to mind because Christians they look at what Bible
that's it if you've got the Bible was do you need they say this look the Jews have their own sacred
text the Christians have their text The Hindus have their text. Why don't you as Muslims just keep
the Quran Why do you need the Hadith?
		
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			You know why? Because if we take out Hadith there will be nothing left from Islam. You can prove
anything you want you know five time prayers to pray. If you take Hadith out there's no five prayers
five time prayers
		
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			How do we understand what the book of Allah is telling us? You know, Salah yes Surah everyone else
was surah is yeah, no mas surah
		
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			Allah says obey mo Salah establish Salah. If you don't look at the Hadith, you could translate that
as established nightclubs.
		
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			That's one translation. stablished nightclubs. Salah means to shake or move and dance. to hurry
Kosala wait.
		
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			If you just look at the Quran, you can't prove anything. five time prayers are not proven
homosexuality. People say oh we look in the Quran homosexuality. Where does he say in the Quran?
Well, when we not just restricted to Quran hadith is very important for us. Where does it say in the
Quran that this a woman has to cover a hijab? Where does it say in the Quran? Why is this the
question in itself is wrong? Not Not everything's going to be proven in the Quran and mentioned in
the Quran. Otherwise, we'd have 4000 pages of the Quran and 10,000 pages of the Quran. Quran is
limited. All the explanation is left to the Hadith. And Allah's Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam Allah told him Wonsan Yreka vichara li to be an alumnus, or messenger, we've sent the Quran
to you. Why to you? Why not directly to the Muslims? Why didn't the Quran just come from the sky in
Birmingham Sharif?
		
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			Imagine Allah could have just said, walk out in Austin, look in the sky, drop what I'm here, read
it, understand it.
		
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			And you know, translate it. Wherever you understand, use your brain and understand it.
		
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			Every person could have woke up in the morning under the pillow Korans, they're almost lamb, here's
your Quran, read it yourself.
		
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			Allah could have done that. There is no example in our history of Allah sending a book, whether it's
the Quran or the Dorado, the Cebu or the NGO, any scripture without sending a prophet to teach it.
		
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			There are many examples of prophets coming with no book, how many prophets so many prophets, so many
prophets came Allah didn't send with every prophet, a book or a scripture, they just carried on with
explanation of the previous prophet. But there is no example of a book coming without a prophet.
Because a book on its own cannot be understood. And not just the Quran even in the world if
someone's done medicine here, why do you have to go to the university and study medicine? Just go to
the library medical science department okay, I don't need to go to university I don't need to get
any degrees nothing. I just go I go to the library. What are the books which language Chinese No, no
		
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			no in Chinese one language English I know English cannot just be adopted just study it just read I
know English, the books in English. If it was just knowing the language, knowing Arabic is 1% of
Islamic knowledge.
		
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			So people think you know, they know few words hamdulillah higher color, hair color. Like that
becomes shared already.
		
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			That's a language. But it's much more than that religious knowledge which has come down generation
from generate one word, you use the term y jeep. In fact, it means something else. You use it in
Zulu, and it means something else use it in RP, then everyone can watch it mean something else. The
word outcome means something else in different sciences. It's very intricate. And that's why we have
to study. It's not just knowing the Arabic language. That's just a tool you start with is your basic
tools that you're beginning with.
		
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			And this is why Allah's Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Allah sent him with the Quran so he
explained to the people so the explanation that of zero of the Quran, Tafseer of the Quran, the
tertiary and the explanation is through the Hadith.
		
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			That's why brothers and sisters keep this in mind. Don't let anyone tell you we want to separate the
Quran and Sunnah Hadith and Quran no. Quran without Hadith cannot be understood.
		
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			Our religion is based on Quran and Hadith.
		
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			Quran you know, there were people about 5060 years ago this whole thing started. Some people in
Egypt, some people in Pakistan, some people in different parts of the world, they started calling
themselves 100 Quran we are the people of the Quran and I think there are some in Burma and Sharif
as a
		
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			region rejecters of Hadith.
		
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			I will advise you it is a really good book on this topic. You can read lots of books on this if you
know if you know Arabic students. There's a really good book as soon
		
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			dormakaba to hit the Shri al Islam in Dubai. There's a famous Arab scholar, Dr. Mustafa sebagai. I
don't know if anyone's heard of his name, amazing book
		
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			in Arabic, and for the general public, one of my teachers, probably my one of my greatest teacher of
dW with money half ago Allah he's got a really amazing book called which he wrote like 40 years ago
authority of Sunda, it's online available as well simple explanation of why sunnah is a source of
proof. You can't be deniers of Hadith.
		
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			So we had these people, there was some somebody in Egypt, somebody in southern Sudan with Han in
Pakistan and a few places here and there. What they did was they brought up this idea of rejecting
Hadith. And you know why they did that? Because once you remove sunnah and Hadith, then everything
becomes justified. Everything's Hala because they were living in a time where now they need to sort
of they think we want to move with the times the West is moving. Well, why are we behind? The
greatest barrier obstacle for them was a sunnah sunnah says this is haram This is not allowed
homosexuality is not allowed. Gender stuff this this this and you know, the people of the world are
		
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			moving and someone's saying you know this genders and transgender and transsexual and you know,
homosexuality and non binary and feminism and this issue and that issue and
		
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			hijab and where does it say like women need to they don't need to cover the head and all these
different different issues.
		
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			Easy way just remove Hadith from the equation. Tell people proof from the Quran.
		
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			Nobody will able to prove anything from the Quran. There was this woman clear shot man Jihad and if
you've heard of her lesbian Muslim, she calls herself a lesbian among Muslim and among which the
head she's all over YouTube she calls her alma mater stage she wrote a book called The trouble with
Islam. She says I don't say the trouble with Muslims the trouble with Islam
		
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			but she thinks she says I'm I'm a practicing Muslim why why is this religion who told you you you
have a right to say what's right and wrong I'm in which state? This religion is, you know, just made
by men. I'm in which state every person should I read the book, I understand the book. I understand
the Quran myself.
		
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			And in my understanding my age, the heart being homosexual or lesbian is perfectly fine in Islam,
and that's what she says.
		
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			Because she is devoid of the Sunnah. This is why Katama Bukhari sahih al Bukhari sahih. Muslim
sunnah terribIe the NSA even a merger of Buddhahood sunnah is the explanation of the book of Allah
subhanho wa taala.
		
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			And also what the Sahaba understood,
		
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			you know, certain verses of the Quran some people say, Well, this verse of the Quran, where does it
say in the Quran, and this has to be done?
		
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			We say, how did the companions and the Sahaba understand this verse? How do you understand it from
the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam when the Quran was being revealed? You pick up the Quran
1400 years later and use a dictionary to understand the Quran. That doesn't make sense. You ask the
people where Quran when Quran was being revealed, what did you understand? So this is the URL from
the Quran, from the Sunnah. And then the explanation by the Sahaba, through generation from
generation to generation to generation. And this is why this traditional knowledge that we have
today in the form of books and teachers and scholars and institutes, it's based on an unbroken chain
		
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			that's coming down.
		
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			So that was just one point I wanted to mention. I know I'm nearly finished with my time, but I
actually wasn't even planning to talk about that. I just came around right now on the spot. This had
no idea what I was thinking about talking about something else completely. But anyway, Allah made me
say whatever I'm doing, but this, there's one other point I want to just talk to the students about.
		
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			Was that you know, when when they graduate,
		
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			we hear the term what do we say? I don't know if you use it, but in your madrasa, but a lot of
people use it. What do we say? Farik? Yes, it's the most derogatory term that you can ever think of.
		
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			It's a ridiculous term. My teacher will disagree with money. Half of the law absolutely despises his
term. Foreign means like, was salam finished, I'm done. I'm going to sleep now. See you later.
		
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			It's actually machine rule.
		
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			It's the opposite. Falling asleep means I have finished studying. What is this studying this six
years and I will tell the students look, this study is not the end. This is the big day today is
your beginning. That's what I said. I congratulate you for graduating as
		
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			students integrated students now the journey starts for six years. What did you do? For six years
you were taking driving lessons?
		
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			driving lessons
		
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			How to drive a car. Inshallah you've learned how to drive a car. Now the journey starts here's the
keys, here's the car, you have to get to America to the sea
		
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			or you've taken swimming lessons.
		
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			You've been taking swimming lessons for six years, you've learned how to swim now the ocean is
there. Now the teacher will put you on the edge of the ocean. You're by yourself now. Now the
journey starts now. strim let's see some go one miles and go tomorrow. The actual studying of
knowledge starts after you graduate.
		
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			And I will tell you from my own personal experience, and I'm sure the other teachers will say the
same thing. The amount we learned and we learn after we graduate it's far more than what we learned
in this six years. I myself after I graduated nine I haven't learned too much anyway but 90% of what
I know is afterwards those those 567 years
		
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			that's just basics. That's why I never ever consider yourself to be fired number one never consider
yourself to be an alum
		
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			that's nobody's in Harlem we are all students this term alliums what is a massive problem I'm sorry,
I mean, but it's a big problem.
		
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			On him is ism CIFA
		
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			limb I am knowledgeable. It's like like a claim in there. You can say it Hamdulillah I have learned
knowledge style them to you know I graduated, but you know how they make some file it's like you
know, someone who does a bother. And you say I am an avid
		
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			you know, so does the Rebbe worship. Would you call someone who worships a mashallah to this is an
avid, avid avid it's like you're claiming that I'm a great worshiper, and a great knowledgeable
person is I am Saudi Saudi means pious. These are all some fine
		
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			that's why I personally like to call this a media course rather than adhamiya course. Lm course
we're seeking knowledge, our great seller. In the earlier times they learned knowledge until they
died all their lives they considered themselves to be Bolivarian all of them. All other no massive
titles you know, Mr. Ma, Mr.
		
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			Mr. Tillman, that's it nothing else Emma? And some even if you read if you read his head Biharis
Mohammed bin is married Carla Muhammad Ismail had written a full on beautiful animals that had been
Musa headcollar. Chaka Khan, there is no Hazara Tula Lama, Turin Fatih, who removed you will burqa
to German zoo doo doo doo doo doo doo millions of things before and after Sahaba aboard era
		
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			about the Allah, you know.
		
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			That's it. There's no massive, massive titles before and after. Keep it simple. And you know,
consider yourselves and ourselves to be students. Another thing that really told us remain humble.
		
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			One of the things that I've seen in some of my teachers and again according to the money which I've
seen that
		
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			he gives, along with his humility gives respect to people who read the Canon walima
		
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			This is not we're not elite hamdulillah I'm Salama
		
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			moolah, Google and Amazon and Google and all these type of things it's a problem in the mind
		
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			no one knows according to Allah, who's going to be going Jana or you know who Allah will accept
		
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			and therefore humility respecting everyone no superiority complex no you know boasting anything, I'm
still a student inshallah I will do Enema of the whatever Allah has blessed me with knowledge, I
will try my best. First and foremost intention of seeking knowledge is to act upon the knowledge
ourselves. Seek more knowledge, I will carry on seeking until I pass away until deathbed you know,
you must have heard of stories like Imam Abu Yusuf Rahim Allah when somebody he was on his deathbed
somebody mentioned it I think maybe in a talk where you until just before he passed away, he's
talking about a matter of fact, Cody, and Great Scott, there's so many of these kinds of stories. So
		
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			seeking knowledge all the way till the end,
		
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			continuously considering ourselves to be part of burial. And I will just end with this that this is
what the main MCSA you know, the you're reading the final Hadith today. Completion.
		
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			What's the first Hadith Sahih Bukhari in nama that might have been yet
		
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			actions or by the intentions?
		
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			Imam Al Bukhari Rahim Allah right in the beginning and not just Imam Bukhari many scholars they
started the book with this hadith Hadith near
		
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			Imam know we started 40 Hadith with that as well and many scholars have said this is 1/3 of the this
particular Hadith.
		
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			Actually actions are according to their intentions.
		
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			This is really important and you know, we can talk about this in detail but just here for the
students
		
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			Seeking of knowledge even those who want to study later on and even those in the fifth to the fourth
year
		
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			making the intention sincere and pure this will be called a class have you heard of the word class?
A class is from the word Hollis heart is pure. In we have a milk bottle which is not mixed with
water not contaminated it's pure. A class means purity of intention class or near purity of
intention.
		
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			The first heading the mobile body is telling us all students you are just about to study. Why are
you studying? Ask yourself the question in your mind in your heart.
		
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			Why are you teaching Why are you study? Why are you seeking knowledge? Why are you lecturing? Why
did I come to Birmingham and give a lecture Why did you attend this every aspect of our deen
everything is based on intention in normal ama Lavinia or a nama imminent Minoa
		
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			from an exam the hadith is from Gunditjmara Allahu rosulip version of the hula hula solely. So
actions are based on intentions.
		
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			The students intention first and foremost should be I want to seek knowledge
		
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			so that I act upon it. A lot of the times the students will say what why why are you studying so
that I can spread the deep problem? First of all study on yourself?
		
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			We forget Are they coming full circle with the Quran says yeah, you're Latina? Or are they coming
full circle? Well, why don't you tell it what to tell everybody else that secondary? We forget we
want to preach to the world but what about myself?
		
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			First is I want to practice upon the deal myself. I want to become a good Muslim. All the different
chapters I've read of Sahil OHare from Salah Sonia God Hajj boo you are a business selling you know
you're going to get that will do your now when I go in the market, when I buy and sell will I will I
buy and sell in a way Islam has taught
		
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			me must have read the Hadith anyone who sells an item and it's got a defect in it and doesn't
disclose it remains in the Wrath of Allah I'm selling a car, it's got a problem in London, and I'm
selling it. The hadith says you in the Wrath of Allah anger of Allah, you don't tell the person that
the defect in the item kita will kill you. It is not just for the holiday. It is not just just for
fun. And some Baraka is to act upon it.
		
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			All the blue or business transactions Hadith, we need to bring them into our lives. How am I buying?
How am I selling,
		
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			renting, hiring, traveling, all these Hadith that we read is to act upon them.
		
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			And then secondly, preach, propagate, teach for the sake of Allah and for the pleasure of Allah, to
my family members, to my locality, to my community, as many people I can reach. But the point is
that for the sake of Allah, that's the intention. You know, the famous Hadith he must have read,
mandala will element you Maria basil for her.
		
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			Whoever seeks knowledge so that he argues with the foolish people.
		
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			Oh, you bow here be here Allah ma so that he wants debates.
		
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			You know, I can go on YouTube and I can go on Facebook and I can go into a turn I can do this. And
this is not a fitna. This is a big return on our sincerity of intention. We're not studying just
because we want to become popular if we are studying because we want to get fame and name and
popularity and I want to be a good orator. You know, see this share. So much of spread I want to be
		
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			everything is down the drain. There's no benefit our great people, Imam Buhari and people like that
they became great because there was sincere, they only did what they did for the sake for the
pleasure of Allah only to please Allah has nothing to do with the creation
		
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			whoever seeks knowledge to debate to argue with the scholars and to you know fire to the foolish
people and look at the Hadith. Only a sliver be he was Yohannes if someone's seeking knowledge to
get the face to get public attention. Popularity likes
		
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			the Hola Hola Hola. Hola. We'll cast this person hellfire. There's a hadith in Sahih Muslim who must
have heard and times nearly three people firstly people will come on yo pm Allah will put them into
hellfire. One of them will say oh Allah I became Shahida was Martin. Allah said liar. Because after
you lied, you only fought in my path because other people call you God. That you're very brave. What
pillar you will said Go Hellfire does nothing for you here. Then a person will come down them and
Alamo Allah who someone who taught knowledge and studied will or Al Quran he recited the Quran.
Allah will say you didn't want of this. You all be in the garden so that you could call on him.
		
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			That's why you studied because you wanted the name or Lama move to
		
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			Adam Schiff and Gary Walker the tea in the dunya it was said here there's nothing for you phenolic
Johanna Molokhia pinata Janam hellfire and third guy is the one who gives a lot of money to charity.
		
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			You gave so much to charity why? So that people call you generous, mashallah people call you
generous,
		
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			and he will send in the dunya.
		
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			Nothing for you in the dunya in the ocra. So, therefore, sincerity with intention is really
important, why we study knowledge, why we preach why we teach, for a Muslim, there's only one
objective is to please Allah, Allah subhanaw taala that's the main intention to please Allah
subhanaw taala. And once we have that intention in mind, of pleasing Allah subhanaw taala then
Inshallah, whatever we do, everything's an act of reward, an act of rebirth. Also, just lastly, with
this, he said, five minutes, just four minutes left now
		
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			sincerity of intention means this is the intention we should have. What did I say the intention is,
so that I act upon the knowledge, and I preach it and propagate it and teach it to other people to
the best of my ability.
		
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			Money is not an objective.
		
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			And God generally you don't get too much money in this field anyway. So don't worry.
		
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			You know, Mr. Mohammed, Abu Hassan oshibori, I think used to say to the students on the day one,
whoever's coming to study here because they want a lot of money, those open levers today, this is a
place of suffer heart when sobre la rama, Allah Shuddha. Tell me what I see there's a book written
by Sheikh Khalifa over the pages of the summer of the scholars on the difficulties of remaining
hungry and thirsty and poverty in seeking knowledge. This is this is the path. This is not a money
making industry can make impossible if somebody wants to be rich, then you just take another career,
not a problem. It's not haram to do another career, you can do that. But this is not for money.
		
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			Do you know this is the only field where if you ask anyone in any science or any university, why do
people nowadays forget study? Why do anyone does anything today for this? Someone smiles for money.
		
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			Everything is motivated by money. You go to Birmingham University, Aston University, any university
Cambridge anywhere why you study? Why are you doing this? This wasn't the case before in the olden
times, people even in who used to study medicine and law and other things. They never used to study
for money they used to study how can I help serve the world community? The intention was, I want to
be a medical doctor, I want to go into this so that I can help improve something I have a passion
for it I want now why are you studying for people going into that field, which is going to give them
the best career.
		
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			Even if it means nothing being done? Doesn't matter. Even if it's just telling a footballer as tall
or do an MA or PhD on a football or how his toe is designed? What's that benefited in the world
there's no benefit because a lot of money.
		
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			And that's why nowadays people will do anything that gives them money.
		
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			And you can think of different different things people do nowadays, especially online just to make
money because love of dunya many comes then you will use cell your body and you'll do everything.
		
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			only students of knowledge are the ones who don't have done in touch. Allah gives us not a problem.
And if somebody wants to, if you think that we need money, everyone needs money then alongside you
know do another like you know something you can do a work or a job or something and somebody's not a
problem. But this seeking of knowledge is not the means of making money. If Allah gives Hamdulillah
He doesn't give it was never meant to come anyway. And the dunya is very short, a bit of struggle in
this dunya and then inshallah all the money will be in Jelena Sharma Hasakah Hey, Michelle, may
Allah bless all of you and all the teachers and all the students who recorded our stuff for about
		
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			seven hours.