Munir Ahmed – Hadith Series – Introduction

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The transcript describes various common terminologies used in various context, including "has" and "has been," in various contexts, and their use interchangeably. The speakers discuss common terminologies used in various context, including "has" and "has been," and the importance of avoiding confusion and avoiding confusion in order to avoid confusion. They also discuss the history of the title "fluffy unicorn" and the use of the title "naaru" in Islam, as well as the use of "arrogance" in writing and the importance of Halalism in modern times. The segment emphasizes the importance of clarifying one's views and finding evidence of success in digital writing, as well as the use of "arrogance" in writing and the potential for confusion in history.

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			Salatu was Salam Allah
		
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			early he was Sunday he was in my in my bag.
		
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			Your left
		
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			Somali can wash bottle off?
		
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			A lot? I don't know, but I will say Tina necesito belmond nafion What is the worst
		
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			word? We're early enough to work and Why'd you leave in my seat with a Hollywood Reporter? Illa de
la creme.
		
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			Allah Allah, Allah Muhammad Ali Mohammed come out so late to Abubakar light Rahim Allah Allah Allah
in the academy boom Majid.
		
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			Praise be to Allah will begin always by praising him. We praise Him seek His forgiveness, guidance
and his mercy We ask Allah to forgive us to block out our sins. To give us useful knowledge means
understanding,
		
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			and to give us wide sustenance,
		
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			Allah we are totally dependent. And we our goal is back to him.
		
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			And there is no power of mind except that we send you some prayers on his final messenger Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			ask Allah subhanho wa Taala to purify our intentions, especially when embarking on things like this.
		
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			But our knowledge that Allah Allah we pray gives us is polished and logically.
		
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			Purely the intention of seeking his his face, his normal face. In other words, seeking seeking His
forgiveness, His mercy, his paradise and to be saved from the Hellfire to make us better Muslims.
All of that should be our purpose in anything that we strive especially in learning in regards to
Islamic sciences.
		
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			Now
		
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			in regards to shelf of
		
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			arbaeen and now we know we're we're talking about of course, doing a deep analysis of the 14 at
least the famous book of Mr. manoli 40 heavy
		
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			but
		
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			I'm not for jumping straight into that when we talk about before we come to talking about and going
into detailed explanation of the ahaadeeth and no we need to know a little bit about what are what
is
		
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			heartleaf of course in a language sense has been used in the Quran and the Sunnah. In many places in
the grand Allah smart I mentioned attack a hadith last year as a news come to you of the
overwhelming event. attacker Hadi samosa has information on news come to you about Moosa
		
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			have a BA Have you seen bad or who you know which had these will they believe in after this and this
Hadith, here referring to the Quran as
		
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			XML sadistic it had the best of speech the best of a message is the book meaning Allah Allah says in
the Quran itself. So how this is used in all those meanings as information news revelation and using
the message of the Quran the same word Calif is use. So as message news information report, that's
the idea that is used speech, people have a conversation used in many things as a pocket size
mentioned or even in the Quran. Hodo Have you seen, right? We have even lived until they change what
they're talking about. So speech conversation, report news, all those are the meanings of Hadeeth in
everyday sense, but that's not what we're talking about. That's the language to give us an idea of
		
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			what this means as from the Quran and Sunnah itself not from outside the chromosomes so that we
understand
		
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			what that is now.
		
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			Then, of course,
		
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			when we come to the
		
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			idea of
		
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			Hadeeth in a terminological sense, meaning within the Islamic framework and within the Islamic
sciences, or among scholars defined in a set in a particular way.
		
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			And if we look at Hanif, then
		
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			it began to be used in the early very early days, the times of Sahaba, anti bein and those who came
after them
		
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			at the time of a sort of loss, loss of love as well, but not fixed with that terminology. And in
fact, Hadeeth was interchangeable.
		
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			With
		
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			other after, and hobbies and scenery have similar meanings anyway.
		
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			I saw it was a case in early times as well, and these were interchangeable.
		
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			And it referred to reports
		
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			reports about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam from his coal.
		
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			He's felt he is the cream of the crop. And Huggies also referred to a fourth element which was cifre
or seefeld. factoring the beast.
		
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			So
		
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			when it was being Microsoft being collected
		
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			in regards to the scholars of offer these
		
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			started up being intertape interchangeable with these and in fact, you could have heard these about
a Sahabi saying something or Kavi saying something. Yeah, but to clarify it, later on, scholars
began to limit the use of the word hobbies to mean specifically to assume muscle or muscle.
		
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			Right, and the start using the terminology of Assam. If you say, if you hear the word Africa,
specifically targeted towards a saying or doing Yeah, of Sahabi otavi. So you say as a Tabby or a
Sahabi.
		
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			Full on whatever his name is, I forgot who they are. But after uploading them, it's old, meaning
it's their statement, okay. So defensive.
		
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			However, again, tends to be used interchangeably with hurry.
		
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			And in fact,
		
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			some of the classical earlier works use the word hoburne instead of the deef. So, be aware that when
that word is used, classical times, nowadays people tend to stick to the word hurleys. Within early
times, hover is interchangeable. So to how we for example, he when he writes about, about tradition
about difficult or deities works, he uses the above.
		
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			He doesn't use the word hobbies, but he's referring to the valley to the Prophet salallahu alaihe
salam.
		
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			But
		
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			this terminology, you notice that all these terminologies can be used for the statement for the all
the sayings, the doings, the tacit approvals, and the descriptions of profits. Awesome. That's what
I said, when I said the fourth thing I didn't translate and I'm sorry. So sayings, doings
		
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			and his tacit approval, but he stayed quiet, something's happening means he approved of it. And his
description.
		
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			These terms can be used for all of those. Okay. Some people came and said, Oh, look, the grand is
saying itself, rejecting her
		
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			rejecting her, and they use the IRA, which I've just mentioned earlier on, Furby, a heavy sim Ba,
who, you know,
		
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			is so narrow minded and such a silly argument. We set the ground saying, which heavy if, after this
Quran, are you going to then believe in?
		
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			Meaning? Meaning they say that you should be believing any other idea? Except the good ol
		
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			stupid argument? Yeah. And he's been a rhetorical sense. Firstly, in a rhetorical sense. He's not
really asking the question based rhetorical, that when you got America like this, what else are you
going to believe in? Is not saying that don't believe in anything else beyond that of science and
knowledge and technology that we find we don't see how we reject it because it's got the ground.
		
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			So it's not being used in that sense in the ground itself. Anyway.
		
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			Even if it was, well, instead of calling hanifa ds, we could call it Hubbard, then it wouldn't apply
to the point of this. Was it recently come out of it?
		
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			We could have called a gift.
		
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			But of course, the Sahaba taburiente. Scholars never understood that from the Koran. So they had no
problem in calling it
		
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			the following.
		
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			So there are no problem because there's no contradiction.
		
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			Now, we'll come back to that a little bit more. The other term that's used.
		
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			What we need to be quite clear about is what's the difference? Between summer
		
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			and heavy?
		
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			What is the link?
		
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			Well,
		
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			sunlight has various meanings, such as various meanings, depending on the field of science in the
sciences of Islam of Sharia.
		
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			What do I mean? Firstly, so not in line with law only meaning means one.
		
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			Path way. That's the son. His way was to do so. And so so that's his son.
		
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			Yeah. So you don't say he is somebody sooner if they do something once?
		
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			Right. For example, one day in his life, he played cricket or football, you don't say, you know,
Abdullah is so nice is to play football.
		
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			He played once in his own lifetime.
		
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			Right son, so Sunday is a way it becomes like a habitual, something that is done regular, you can
say that then this is the son of song so.
		
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			So that's how it's used okay? in a language sense. So it should not be applied to anybody. In fact,
some not the way of Allah is applied to Allah subhanaw taala the way of Allah mean the laws of
Allah.
		
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			How do you establish this is a way of Allah how he does things, and he created the heavens, the
heavens and the earth gradually.
		
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			Willa, tell you that I'm not a lighter viola, Sonata lightened dealer and you won't find change in
the way of Allah in His laws, he's a lot more established the laws. So that is so novela for the
words, so not nevermind use for human beings, Allah is using it for himself in the Quran.
		
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			And again, this is in a language sense, to show you what its meaning is, but now, we come
terminologically to the meaning of Sunday.
		
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			So,
		
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			for the, for the Assouline, who are surely here and they are the people of jurisprudence, we call
them or sorry, you
		
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			because they go back to the sources and they have a methodology in deriving gme. They are the folk
aha who use the jurisprudence right to derive the rules and regulations from the Quran and other
sources that come. So the assembly euro jurisprudence people when you say some nuts, then they say
well, that's the second source after the Quran, from which we draw legislation.
		
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			So when you say some natural who the people are soon when you look at the books of jurisprudence,
they will say our first reference point is of course Kitab. The book what does it mean? The Quran
our second reference point and source of law directly from the law giver is the Sunnah. So they use
some not interchangeably with
		
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			hobbies
		
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			except for one exception.
		
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			What was the definition of heavy
		
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			coal?
		
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			This is different underneath on the level of a reseller. What else
		
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			fell,
		
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			sayings doings What else?
		
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			tacit approval or economic? And what was the fourth one?
		
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			When it came to legislation, and Sunnah, this is what was excluded. So when they say Sunda
Assouline,
		
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			they mean Hadeeth these category of a hobby
		
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			because generally describing the profits are somehow in
		
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			That sounds a lot creation.
		
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			Yeah. So you don't get lost from that.
		
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			You don't get lost from that, in a general sense. That's how his descriptions are, he was solid on
our love creativity.
		
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			I mean, like, unless for example, if the Malik gondola one famously said on Saturdays, he said the
promises to them even though he grew old, and he was the seventh, he said, the prophet SAW so
understood like part of the family, the household. Yeah. And he said, I only saw maybe nine or 11, a
must accounting done, White has in the head of the prophets, Allah, Allah, Allah gave him that as a
special, you know, in his 60 plus some other level.
		
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			So that is the Hadith.
		
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			But is there a law derived from it, that now you have to go and try and only have nine or 11 white
hairs? You see what I'm saying? And just give me a simple example of Hadith which has no law. So it
doesn't come from the sun, not that at least that kind of a beef for those who are going to make
derivations from the text of Hadith. So it will be these three categories.
		
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			So that's so navaho so the young people of jurisprudence such
		
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			as people of folk Aha, what is the meaning of sonar for for perhaps
		
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			the books are fake, for example, which says, you know, you have to do this, this is large enough for
you to do this around for you to do this. This is allowed this is macro, this is Mondo vamos the
hub, what is Sundar for them
		
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			in the office
		
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			so we have
		
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			fun to watch it
		
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			only 100 feet separate the two are the same for the majority of the scholars, then what do we have
		
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			someone Mundo to the same as most the hub
		
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			you have to do all the if you don't do
		
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			it is the same. Right?
		
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			should do recommend it if you don't do it is not a sin, where there's great, great reward for doing
it and MOBA
		
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			and you can say my crew
		
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			and then
		
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			this is also
		
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			the level of ruling
		
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			these are used interchangeably. It is so not not wajib it is so now Mr. Hartman do all these mean
the same thing.
		
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			Okay. Hence we have the tsunami of Salatu fudger, the Sunnah of Salah to go around, even for us who
may have the hospital mercy, the sooner we have the sooner of migraine benicia and then the
differentiation we've done within them, of course are Suna wauconda and Mr. cadaver, right,
whatever, if they're highly stressed, or less stressed, and but they all fall in this category. And
that's that's the level of it. Now we're talking about
		
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			Yes, so for mocha and mocha hanafy they consider that at least we know that the mocha is
		
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			is highly not recommended if you leave the market without any reason there's a sin. No.
		
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			They don't say nope we consider
		
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			they don't say like your your salad is I mean your salad is not completed if you miss the market
tsunami of normally conservative variation is here. What they see it for dinner watch if depending
on whether it was based on a head ad, which you didn't have more than you know, one narration or
whether it was reported by many, which is not differentiated by others and over here between macoun
heroine but here No,
		
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			they don't serve
		
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			an appearance.
		
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			This board robot is not going to be very good. Okay. So if we
		
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			and for Mohanty theme when you talk for my defense so now means heavy
		
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			and includes that. Okay, so these are different layers, depending on which field you're talking
about. So now has different meanings. You need to understand that in everyday life
		
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			in the public sphere, amongst the arm, so now has its own meaning. Yeah, they don't fall into any of
these cartridges use it quite loosely. Yeah. So that can lead to confusion. Because people say all
sorts are assumed not to do that.
		
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			Sometimes their meaning is so not to do that meaning you're doing harm, they're almost having to go
out somebody who's not doing it. Yeah, that's what they mean. Sometimes. I'll often actually that
mean that they almost say Oh, you're not doing that you don't look the Prophet peace be upon him,
but we've already got that there is most so don't you can't make a sin by what you understand of
some. In fact, from the Sumner
		
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			from the tsunami comes that which is wajib fault, that which is most the hub from the source. Yeah,
the sources so not, but the ruling from it, of course, can be felt watch it can be muster heart can
be the race just allowed from from what you get or dislike, or it could be Haram. And the sooner the
statement of rasulillah some Oh is doing is telling you that okay.
		
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			Now,
		
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			it is very clear in the gods to when we look at the source of our legislation, the Sharia.
		
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			The oma is in total and absolute agreement that the Quran is the source, it is the word of God
		
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			the Word of God.
		
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			And the oma overall is also in total agreement. The second source after that is the song
		
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			I have
		
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			the problem arose with some people more present day
		
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			less so in the past, but it has arisen and we need to be aware of that. But some of the confusion
was caused by ourselves in regards to the legislative power and position of some which has been
questioned by some presently as some a group who call themselves self Khurana Yun, you may or may
have heard of that. will say that the Quran is the only thing that if we reject Nicola Coco Khurana,
you
		
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			and I said they're not put on a unit see because the the hood job or legislative position of the
Sunnah is established from the Quran.
		
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			You can't say stop me from the Hadeeth. Because you can't use as an argument if somebody is
rejecting heavies. You can't say to them by unweld. He's telling you that it is legislation. But
they he's saying no, no, I rejected it. So you have to now go back to what he or she totally accept,
which is because the one who doesn't accept the Quran is coffered blatant outright. There's no Islam
without the Quran, okay, as being the Word of God. So,
		
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			when we go back to the plan,
		
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			we see that and actually, this idea has been perpetuated in us, especially by orientalist in
rejecting a deef and rejecting some,
		
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			they use that
		
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			they use this idea.
		
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			Last one, Allah says in the Quran, and there's many I'm going to give you some of them which
corroborate the position of a soul muscle as being a source of why not with Quran only. So Allah
subhana wa Taala says, for example, in Surah, najem, llama young tieguanyin Hawa in who was ill,
what you knew her, and he doesn't speak from his own desire, whatever he speaks,
		
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			it is only a revelation that is revealed.
		
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			Some limit try and limit that to of course, it's the Quran.
		
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			But it is meaning is beyond that, as as we'll see with other statements of a soul.
		
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			And from the
		
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			Koran, in other words, didn't send a messenger sallallahu Sallam as just an appendage for his time
to be ignored for the rest of the time, because that's what the claim would mean. It would mean that
there is no use. Now to be left for the pseudo lost or stolen for all the generations to come.
Except only for this hava we came along. He has no role after that finished.
		
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			When you reject so no response what you're saying. And what I say it is like you removed from a
shadow Allah Allah Allah, Allah says
		
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			Muhammad Rasul Allah image will just cut it off and throw it away is that what you have the insult
to the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi salam
		
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			to remove him from the equation.
		
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			So Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah.
		
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			All sources may UT Russell fukada, Allah Allah
		
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			in surah and we said, whoever obeys the messenger has obeyed Allah. whoever obeys the messenger has
obeyed Allah, putting the messenger obedience to Him, as though you're buying which goes in line
with him being directed Rasulullah Salallahu Salam.
		
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			And
		
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			the prophets also had a very important role as the last wife I mentioned in the Quran itself. Allah
says in Surah verse 44, what Ansel Nani Laika vikhroli to be you know, leanness man Newsela la him
while I love him yet Africa.
		
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			And we have sent down the reminder, the vicar, which is the Quran,
		
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			need to be gnarliness so that you may Mohammed explained to human beings?
		
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			Yeah, what has been sent down to them? Man, who's the lady?
		
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			Well, I love the fact that also they can then ponder and reflect on it. So he's the explainer of the
Quran. In other words, how you like to understand the Quran itself without him explaining it, and
showing you by example, he's explaining it with coal fell across
		
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			the only place to find his coal and explanation through his statements and his doings and his tacit
approval, what is the source? It is so naturally, if you're going to throw that away?
		
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			How are you going to understand the Quran? Are you going to know how to pray five times a day? even
five daily prayers are from the police. So somebody who rejects a some night can't even pray five
times a day.
		
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			can't pray five times not even pray five, they can't How do they begin with the
		
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			rain and end with the slim and all that is in between? None of it explained in the Chronos it sold
in the summer
		
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			season the danger of that, therefore,
		
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			in regards to fasting out to be heard, in regards to no soak hives and ombre
		
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			who do come upon us Salalah falu and numerous yukako take from me your hydrogen aamra rituals, how
to perform them as showing them and it's documented. All that is in the Sunnah not in like Ronnie
saying if he's obligatory for you to do a HUD so I'm gonna do it.
		
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			Just make it up as you go along.
		
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			So this argument, I could go on prophesized said actually and this isn't happy.
		
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			Just to show you further.
		
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			The prophets are some warned about this. They said is authentic is in Atma double dalda telemovie
annual make dumb MC Dom says it's not the Allah one thought pala Salalah cholera sudo Allah, Allah
in the war Tito Kitab while Miss la Houma who
		
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			have I not surely being given the Quran is something similar to it with it
		
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			Have I not all have I not been given the Quran book
		
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			as something similar to it with it was something similar to it with him
		
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			he's he's under revelation
		
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			gibreel is coming sometimes in the form of a man but other times your brain is there and prophesied
some guess what he doesn't always come in the form of a man
		
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			sometimes very rarely other see him majority times they don't see the promises some Jamil is that
talking to a similar life
		
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			not only coming with the Quran
		
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			so the bomb is also warned about this have not any carries on he says Allah you shall rise soon will
come surely will not come a person Shabana La La Riccati your stomach full line back on his couch. A
careless kind of individual. Yeah, you're cool. I like on behalf of Gran firma wadjet on fee fee him
in Hello. Hello, Tom fee him in haraam. Fahad removal.
		
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			So this person with a full stomach line back on the couch, we'll be saying in times to come enough
is around for you. Whatever it makes Hello, make it Hello. Whatever it makes around, make it around.
		
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			This is the kind of individual prophesies some warning about while he says I've been given something
besides the for
		
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			which is his son, sal Allahu
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala these are chronic is
		
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			les maga says about the role of the Messenger of Allah Allahu wa you hardly man Allah He will haha
if he is the one who makes Hello for them all that which is even good and he makes haram for them
all that which is foul.
		
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			Yeah, we are the album extra home while calculating that the archives on
		
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			Lakota Canada can feed a soul in Lahore. swattin Hasina indeed you will find in the Messenger of
Allah, the Most Beautiful model an example. Well, his model example cron is telling you
		
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			he is a modern example for all of you for those who believe man kana. Yeah, he's talking about
believers.
		
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			This one is in
		
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			verse 21, la parte de Cana leconfield who lives what has an element kana your doula while yo mil
volume after Wanaka lager feel whoever is looking forward to meeting with Allah and the Last Day and
remembers a lot much find a model best exam, his character, his behavior is not shown in here.
		
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			But Allah is telling you directing you to to
		
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			not just for the Sahaba the rest of us don't need it.
		
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			And
		
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			many of the verses
		
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			this one
		
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			Allah says one
		
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			more Rasool fabuleux woman ha ha Come on Fanta What? Allah in the Lucha de la
		
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			escuela of 59 verse seven, Allah says, whatever the messy part of the verse, whatever the messenger
gives you, then take it, wherever it stops you from then fenter who stop it, stay away or stop it?
What tequila and fear Allah? That's how serious it is. What whatever he's telling you to do or not
telling you to or telling you not to do.
		
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			What in the Lhasa Allah is giving in the eye a warning in the Lucha de Lille, Fr. Fr. Surely allies
Severe in punishment for those who don't do that.
		
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			For those who don't do that, so this is the authority of the Sunil muscle, Allahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			Some people try to argue this idea came in regards to
		
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			fear, fear,
		
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			our booty or goods which are taken without having to go on the battlefield
		
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			by been on the deed from Medina, for those who came to the casilla course, when they were expelled
because of the enmity. Yeah, the goods were confiscated, as part of the punishment, but no battle
took place. So this is the rest of the early part of it is to to clarify that this fear of booty is
for Allah and His messenger to distribute.
		
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			It is not the right of those unlike those when you go to battle with the right of those primarily,
firstly, for those who actually go and risk their lives.
		
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			I'm here after mentioning that,
		
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			that it is resumed Lhasa who's going to do the distribution of that his thesis, right? Then the IRI
is a warmer article, model soul, whatever the messenger gives you, then take it wherever is, doesn't
then stay away from it. So some try to argue is only to do with booty at the time of the reservoir
banana, the Quran doesn't come like that cron often comes with a setting in a situation and then
comes with a ruling and a statement which has general application, this is the only place happens in
many places. So it's it's a situation at the time of a civil Muslim, but the principles drawn from
it go beyond the situation.
		
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			This is in line because you don't take this ionic song, take it with all the other ions that I've
mentioned, and others I haven't mentioned yet, which makes it very clear about the authority of
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam.
		
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			So that is a general statement.
		
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			And he ghosted that in regards to this idea.
		
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			It is interesting that we are leaving behind a Muslim and I know I'm going to have these now but I'm
showing you how the Hadith is linked.
		
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			By Sahaba
		
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			in the explanation of the iron
		
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			do I want the explanation of the iron today from Joe Bloggs, who's gone to university here study the
width of English Language and English translation of Quran and now he's saying this or I've never
saw it, which is recording Bible hiding and Muslim lending Massoud said
		
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			he says, learn Allah Who was she mad? Well, Mutasa we met while Madonna massage what well Mota fell
		
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			under these categories.
		
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			A woman comes down. He said, The curse of Allah be upon those who do tattooing.
		
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			tattooing.
		
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			tattooing Allah says pronounce the credit to chewing on the skin. And he's talking about females
we'll do that because it seems to be a habit around that time. So curse of Allah upon them and those
who haven't done
		
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			the tattoo on the on the skin.
		
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			This tattooing
		
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			I don't want to go into the thick of it because scholars
		
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			discussion and clarifications on anyway goes on to those who pluck their eyebrows and those who make
spaces in between their teeth actually make spaces in between the teeth in order to beautify
themselves because of a lobby appointment. So one comes and says of the landmass old way where'd you
get this from?
		
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			Is it in the Quran? And Hadees? Or
		
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			is it is it anywhere in the Quran?
		
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			And he says Yes, it is. She said I went through the Quran from cover to cover. And I couldn't find
anything like that in it.
		
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			So learning Massoud says Did you not read when you went through the Quran? Allah statement while my
attack on my soul all while Nah, nah, ha. Fenton, the same I have just given you before. Did you not
read in the Quran that Allah says, look, Ron, whatever the messenger gives you take it, whatever is
to prevent you from stay away, stop it. Did you not read the IR and the Messenger of Allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Now he's put in the habit
		
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			that he said that the curse of Allah be upon those women who do this will do this.
		
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			So he said they like it isn't wrong.
		
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			So see, I was using the could the authority of the Quran to give a thought to the Messenger of Allah
Who said this. And he was witness to the fact that the process said this. No matter did kinda woman
says, I think your wives do it. She was trying to have a go, it seems
		
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			just to sort of, because she lost the argument, it seems so the hurricane is on she says, I think
your wife do it. You know, it's amazing. Just making a false claim. He said, gone look.
		
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			I don't think you'll find that that is the case. So she went and looked at it, and then came back
and said, No,
		
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			No, they don't. He says, well, had they been doing that I wouldn't have been with them.
		
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			We wouldn't have been together after the latter is mentioned by the prophets.
		
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			So that's the use of the idea. by blending Massoud, for example,
		
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			to show that the authority of the pseudo Messiah Islam interesting also, which is mentioned by Imam
Shafi and other more fostering beyond that, but the last one Allah says also in the Quran
		
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			it's worth talking to the wives of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam Allah says
		
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			what's up fluffy BeautyCon just trying to make sure I get the correct words.
		
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			No matter what's good nafi boo tikona
		
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			maryo fluffy unicorn, I mean, IRT lahaie wall figma.
		
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			Here lafonda says So remember,
		
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			and memorize remember and be reminded, saying to the wives of the Prophet saws
		
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			in your homes of that which is recited minute law from the eyes of Allah.
		
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			Yeah, memorize reflect and go over that was good. Nah, nah, you fluffy but you takuna
		
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			I mean I Atilla II, but Allah adds something else to it, while Hitman
		
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			and of wisdom and of the wisdom and the the while here is to show you something else.
		
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			Some study it means the Hikmah is the Quran is a weak argument because Allah sada would have then
said mean IRT lahaie
		
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			Alpha Sigma. Better to say that means the same thing. But while hikma with the wild, shows that this
to give the call it in Arabic language is something else, that hate from Sheffield, he said another
scholar said
		
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			is,
		
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			is the wisdom which is referred to as the tsunami, muscle mass loss loss, the teaching that he
received was was from had given
		
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			and the same idea is used. In other parts of Bronwyn Allah mentions about sending His messengers to
		
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			where you are LIMU Kitab al hikma where you Zeki him chemo you only want one LIMU Kitab al hikma as
the purpose of the messenger including messenger Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam to as being sent to
purify them to teach them the book and the Wisdom and the wisdom is the application of the book. The
Wisdom because you say somebody has knowledge. Somebody has understanding, but wisdom is the
application of the knowledge and understanding. That's what wisdom is.
		
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			So the Sula salon his wisdom is the application of the book.
		
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			Hence, almost meaning it Shatta Wale on why she says cannot follow cualquiera and in one report, he
is the walking talking on his character is the Quran.
		
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			So he is the application of the Quran sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and Brian is indicating that in
so many places now.
		
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			Okay
		
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			orientalist, tried to come up with this idea, which actually has been started by our own writers on
our own polymer, inadvertently.
		
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			The King with the idea and this is very popular now amongst Muslims, the educated Muslims,
especially those who study, actually, even those who study in the traditional
		
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			ways.
		
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			The idea that, that Hadith, and I hear it so many times, and it sickens me when I hear the Hadeeth
in the Muslim in the Islamic Sciences is a bit like the Gospels in Christianity.
		
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			Why do they say that? They say, Yeah, because they were written later after Jesus went, you know,
between 150 to 250 years after they were put together and combined.
		
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			Many Muslims. Unbelievable.
		
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			And believe it orientalist love this idea.
		
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			Because, of course, if you got something that's originating 150 200 years afterwards, big question
mark, where was it before that, and hence, many of them came with the idea, none of the heavy, fair,
reliable, they all need to be rejected. They're all made up later by people who wanted to serve a
particular purpose. And when it comes to doing that orientis orient plus,
		
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			one of my teachers are coming up from Nadeau, he said, there are three kinds of orientalists
		
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			he said, there's the one which is who is ignorant.
		
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			They had little knowledge.
		
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			Yeah. And they don't even study the language of Arabic properly and they come out and make claims in
regards to her defect cetera, and their ignorance. So the best treatment for them is to come with
knowledge and clarify their ignorance. The second kind of orientalist, he said is the
		
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			the disbeliever there angle is disbelief because the ignorant one may be disbelievers. Well,
obviously, the orientalist is a disbeliever. No, but the angle of attack is complete rejection of
Islam and the Naboo have a similar lasala salaam, underground In fact, so then we'll come from that
angle.
		
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			Whatever you say and go blue in the face to try and prove to them you cannot prove anything to them
because they are too far rejected.
		
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			They will
		
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			rejected. And he says perhaps the best way to deal with those people is beyond clarify thing is that
our good character? Yeah. And see, hopefully, that their heart will open to the truth. The third
kind of orientalist, he says, which is the worst disease is that which is full of arrogance for the
Western culture and Western education. They think that they have reached the pinnacle of critique of
previous history, and of ideas and of revelation or whatever is being come from the past. Their
their method of critiquing is the best method. They can't accept any other method, even though it
may have been may be authentic and established in a different way. So they are full of arrogance.
		
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			And there is no remedy for me says
		
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			it's no remedy for them. Because arrogance, arrogance, they're the worst kind of arrogance is a
biggest thing to blind you to the truth. They said no brothers and sisters, because arrogance is
from shaitan.
		
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			Shaytan knows from his his own visions, and in fact, he was there before Allah He knows Allah. Yet
he rejected and disobeyed and continue down that road without doing Toba. That is arrogance at its
height and Pinnacle. So that's the third category now
		
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			perpetuated by
		
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			by the orange and they've in fact say Imam Shafi
		
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			who passed away Rama hula in 251 history. He is the one who started this whole idea. So 250 years
after Hydra, Shafi is the one who can we'll try to put this idea of, we must start relying on sunan
Hadeeth and divide this idea
		
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			and no doubt Shafi uses,
		
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			in his works, the idea of Hickman that I've seen, etc. But because he uses a particular terminology,
and he puts jurisprudence in a systematic way you've got
		
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			it doesn't require much knowledge to realize that actually before Shafi all the scholars around him
before him were using the same method anyway, it's just a he put it together.
		
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			Because he put it together. I mean, it's a scene invented by him,
		
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			which is so narrow minded and so shallow. And understanding same
		
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			is the idea of Hanif.
		
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			What
		
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			confused
		
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			one of the things that confused and then the orientalist plan upon it.
		
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			But it confused the people from the Muslim world.
		
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			In the early from the early scholars to even the late scholars, who perpetuated this idea that
Hadees were only began to be written down 150 130 plus years after the hijra on was to 250 years.
		
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			This idea is began being perpetuated early. It was even repeated in the works of great scholars like
in the huddle under zahavi, maharlika, dahi and in hija, Alice Kalani, who wrote for Tilbury they
have in their works. Nevertheless, evidence contrary to that, but it seems that just sometimes
scholars, they hear something from the teacher and the hair seen in the book, so they just
perpetuate the idea. So we give them an offer. They're not ignorant people, the scholars are
mentioning, by the way, but I'm saying that we perpetuated this idea ourselves when we got evidence
to the contrary to it, in our own works,
		
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			in our own works, and I'm going to show you some of that and just for completeness, this is very
important for us to understand.
		
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			So that was part of it and part of it because of one heavy
		
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			one heavy,
		
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			which has been perpetuated
		
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			and this Hadeeth
		
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			is
		
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			reported from above or IRA above radar zaytoven zaidan sabich Abou seydel hodling. Three of the
Sahaba of Rasulullah saw
		
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			in this they say the Messenger of Allah says labtech to unleash a rival for
		
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			famine. Yes, yeah. For men ketubah Anthony Shea unavailable on file yum hafele Oh, folium football
		
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			Don't write from me anything except the girl and whoever has written anything aside from the Quran
from me, then let him or her wipe it out, rub it out.
		
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			This, this is very important.
		
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			The alumna of Hades, many of them not present their
		
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			times don't back clarify that the Hadeeth Alba Herrera is not authentic exchange is not authentic
the one from zaven tarbet is weak they are not authentic the one from one of the ones from site. I
will say the photo is also not authentic.
		
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			One had beef with one chain from a site 100 is authentic, it is Muslim and affluent.
		
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			But Buhari Mr. mojari.
		
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			He didn't put it in his collection and says that this had if it is the statement of apple cider, it
is not from a solid. That is his opinion, you need to be aware of that. But majority of the scholars
nevertheless accepted that one of exchange and disabilities are thought to deal with it. So many
scholars actually quite rightly said that there's no contradiction here.
		
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			From what was the fact and the fact color clarify for you that actually Sahaba were writing
		
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			and wrote plenty. And the ones who came after them were writing that the Muslim woman didn't wait
150 years before it started writing believe it is nonsense. It is nonsense. There's also
misunderstanding of a statement in history about our men don't want an L even a Shabbos ovary, which
is perpetuated all the time.
		
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			The first person men don't wanna don't want some people translated as the first person who wrote
about the know the science, even knowledge of Islam was a mum, sorry. Even if she had a zombie who
died in 124 HD.
		
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			That's not what it's saying.
		
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			That's the statement from nonprofits are less of them. It's a statement of some other historians and
well now we're making that claim, when they use don't wanna don't want a means to collect it
together in an encyclopedia.
		
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			It was only written before that.
		
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			And he did it under the instructions of a governor or a leader doesn't mean to say others we're not
doing it. But he became famous for doing it. And that's why that statements made.
		
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			So that just to keep that statement out of the way, though one itself doesn't mean writing under
there's no writing before. English you have this audience is absolute nonsense, suddenly, you know,
115 110 years later, mom's only thing I think I'll start writing I can nonsense is that it's like
dreamland, you know, just imagine, and all those scholars around him from the southern Caribbean,
and he was from the younger of the tangerine, and all those around him and before him, none of them
thought I would write anything because they still think it's wrong to write.
		
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			Just and yet
		
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			that heavy so Olimar quite rightly said because we have plenty of evidence is over assume last are
some giving instructions of things to be written at his time, which were not the Quran anything that
he's writing under his instruction becomes hotties does not because this is from his letter sent to
the the the mystery is being sent to the people of other lands, the letter being sent to heraclius
for example, yeah, other things being written like Dorothy called Medina, the Constitution, parts of
which are still
		
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			there today. Extend till this day written or the instructional services, so probably doesn't
contradict himself, say don't write and then then get them to write What kind of nonsense is that?
So they so quite rightly, Alomar said, What Russell was saying, and this is an early times, yeah.
Because we have evidence to country in lead time. In early times, when they were beginning to write
the Quran is meaningless. Don't write Hadith on the same parchment as you're writing the Quran.
Because you will confuse the words the ground with what is what else you're writing on it, whether
it's in the margins or elsewhere. And that's how Allah understood it.
		
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			So we don't have a problem with this idea. This at least he's not telling us that it was forbidden
for writing. And therefore, then those who do that they build on this idea. All the arrows and all
of them great memories. Nobody in the world ever had memories like that. Blah, blah, blah, blah.
They were all like super human beings. There's no doubt no doubt in any nation you can have
		
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			People with amazing memories. Yeah, no doubt. So that's also possible. That is part of it. There
were those who had amazing memories, amazing memories from that time and beyond that as well. And
that was especially so from the Allah of the Sahaba. Not all Sahaba Allah
		
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			were they only a few
		
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			out of, you know, merely under 1000 gather majority and reporting and perpetuating knowledge from
the province awesome. They're not perpetuating anything. They just live their lives. But when you
come to Alabama, then they have some, you know, caliber to be able to learn and to, to,
		
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			also to,
		
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			to send forward to others.
		
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			So,
		
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			we also have
		
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			from many authentic hobbies.
		
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			The prophet SAW so many authentic hobbies, the prophesised actually has sessions of teaching his
Sahaba
		
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			regularly
		
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			in the mosque, and when he goes away, I mean, people are learning from Iran, but specifically for
teaching.
		
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			Yeah, and we have authentic narrations where Sahaba I mean, the likes of Abu Raina, for example, who
came and joined the Messenger of Allah, people tried to do discredit Abu huraira. They said, Oh, how
can you have so many Hadith those who spent a lifetime with with Rasulullah saw like the likes of
Abu Bakar on online and Ali, etc. They hardly transmit anything and he comes and transmits 1000s.
		
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			That's because even though he came in the seventh year of hedger, I've already spent all his time
attached to Russell the last iPhone, they went out to work and came back and they were busy in their
family, like they weren't sitting with the metro Atlanta mosque all day, but he was and his memory
was amazing. And those others from the Sahaba they knew that I feel mama didn't like, and I have one
more movie now she didn't like the way he was teaching her these.
		
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			There were some criticism from them because they they felt that he was giving too much to the people
all at once. But about Ira rubeola one whose name is known as rock man, famously, himself says he
says
		
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			remember how he mentioned his mom is having the baby Salallahu alaihe salam I had an extra extra
decent and home mini Illa ma Can I mean Abdullah Ahmed for inaho karna Yak talk wala?
		
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			He says there isn't any companion from the mention of Allah who knows more Hadith from the prophet
SAW the life alone except me.
		
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			Yeah, from me, except one person I caught this is according to Google writer.
		
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			And that is Abdullah in Amman, not Abdullah and Omar Abdullah in amor Aden allows, okay, he knows
more than me because he writes them down.
		
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			You are evidence that these are being written
		
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			from the statement. And we have our authentic statement for the line that I'm going to ask which is
very famous. I blame that
		
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			enamelled, not us.
		
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			His father
		
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			has obviously embraced Islam after
		
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			the treaty with Abia, which is around the sixth year of age.
		
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			But I'm delighted US had already embraced Islam before that. We have nothing clear whether he
arrived in and he's older he's not like the younger black bus. So when we arrived around the sixth
or seventh year or whatever it came earlier than to to Medina. It is very possible but he's famous
		
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			yet and he came to the Messenger of Allah, I say yada so Allah
		
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			the Most example having a
		
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			All of me saying why you write everything from him meaning from the profit side. Sometimes he's
angry. Sometimes it's sad, sometimes he's happy and you're just trying everything. Meaning he may
not mean that.
		
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			So he's asking shy, basically asking permission, what should I do? The prophesized? I'm saying, by
him who whose hand is my soul, right from me everything, for nothing but truth come from my mouth.
		
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			Someone
		
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			was saying, don't write, stop writing. So this is in lead times, you can see he's telling him carry
on writing, carry on writing.
		
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			And therefore he's famous for
		
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			writing halifa Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Ahmed used to and this is I'm giving you a
glimpse into that this teaching is going on, in the hubbub of Milan, in authentic hadith in Bukhari
and Muslim when he mentions about a long story about when he thought the prophet SAW, had divorced
his wife and high and was upset or worried in that. He says the morning he was woken up, round
fudger time will knock on a door, the person so have you knocking on the door was the one that he
used to go alternatively to the Messenger of Allah on a rotor when he was working? Yeah. When Omar
was working, the other one would go and whatever they learned almost that he used to tell me when I
		
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			used to go whenever I learned, I used to tell him, so they're learning
		
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			from the Prophet
		
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			salallahu alaihe salam.
		
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			So you can see that learned this learning of how this is going on, he doesn't suddenly become
invented. At the time of Shafi Sahaba Sahaba, you can imagine Sahaba, who will be taking from the
water of Voodoo from rasulillah salam from his mouth when he splits the water up to use the water on
themselves, how they would treat the words of Rasulullah saw someone.
		
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			And
		
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			I'm going to stop there.
		
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			Next time, I'm just going to give you a few little examples of works from the time of Sahaba
		
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			which even though they're not extended, now, you'll find them mentioned in classical works of human
hedger and the hobby and others, others before them, which are extent men's thing those parchments
from the Sahaba which were there then, that is an evidence that they existed. They don't have to
exist now. They don't have to exist now. But people, certainly Azov Ray and others who came after
will have had access to those.
		
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			So I'm going to mention some of those. And next time also, I also might want to before we go into
anomalies. I want to mention something about our sector sector.
		
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			The six authentical works, what that means where the term came from, is it correct the term?
		
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			A little bit about dosing the inshallah, upon call yellowstuff
		
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			Rahim. Any quick question before we do that. We've got time
		
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			for a couple of minutes.
		
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			Yeah. anything anyone wants to know what we covered today?
		
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			The read buckling of orientalists is such an important field in the last couple of 100 years. And
the person I found even my teacher who's leading her defend the world, as mentioned most of her,
most of her allow Tommy Bahama gustavus adame who sadly died last year, brought him a whole lot in
the age of 80. His works and if you want, it's amazing, it's actually in English. Some of his stuff
here read books in the Orient society and this idea of how it was written in these two books. He
explains that aspect of these various studies in early heavy literature. And this is like an
introduction studies in halys methodology and literature if you want more information, and he also
		
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			wrote a book as a rebuttal to shaft, shaft and joinville were famous for this idea of throwing the
Hadeeth away and saying none of them are reliable, blah, blah, blah. So he was very strong, very
clear. A rebuttal that idea and your love mercenaries so great service to the Muslim people are not
even aware of that.