Musleh Khan – Tafseer Surah Yaseen #6 V66 – 70

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The "monster" and "monster" moment are struggles that occur during life, but it is important to turn back to Islam and not give up on one's past. The "old age culture" where Muslims focus on capturing emotions and feeling is crucial to achieving goals. The importance of learning to be patient and finding the right person is emphasized. The segment also touches on the benefits of learning to be patient and finding the right person.

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			smell of Hungary Lao salatu salam ala rasulillah Allah He of Uppsala woman, what are my barracks
that have already come walking into Lego bought a cartoon. I know it probably looks different,
doesn't it? I am here at my workplace. And I was really determined that you know, we get our session
done today. So I humbly love for I hope you guys can just at least concentrate and focus that here
we are once again and let's just continue our journey through so that EFC is Neela wherever we are.
And I guess this is one of the nice things about being you know, being able to do this remotely is
that you can literally be wherever you are, and at home to the law we can get through our, our
		
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			journey. First thing that I want to ask all of you can everybody hear me okay? Because in the office
that I'm set up at it's, I can hear myself echo in here. So can you guys hear me okay? So if you can
just type in the comments there if you can hear me okay or give a thumbs up or something. Just let
me know that you are there.
		
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			I'll wait for that.
		
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			Welcome, everyone. I can see all of you. So if you can hear me, okay. Just give a quick thumbs up.
		
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			And I'm assuming nobody's hearing me.
		
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			Yes. Okay. Good. Thank you. All right, folks, I was thinking I'm talking to myself there for a
minute. Okay. So I've got everything set up here. Let's get right into it. Now we are at what
ownership hula Thomasina Island reunion. And if Allah subhana wa tada whenever he wills and lepo
Messner, lepo. Messner comes from the word Lapa, Aleppo mesna. From the word balmaceda. Now, Thomas,
that means like, just look at the imagery here. Ally's saying that if you wanted to, he could cause
somebody to be easily blinded bonus set is when you're rubbing a rock and you're trying to smooth it
out. So you're smoothing out a rock and a stone and slowly it starts to wear out. So Allah is saying
		
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			that I could cause your vision to see the truth to slowly start to disintegrate the same way that
you know when you're rubbing against a rock when you're rubbing against a stone and eventually over
time, you'll notice that that rock will start to break apart it will start to smooth out it would
change its shape. Its color even maybe it's texture. So luck continues and he says i that uni him
festival Sierra so they would struggle to find their way aesthetical Sirat, they will really
struggle, because, you know, it's actually when somebody reaches a point in their life where they
realize that, you know, I've become so engrossed in doing certain things, that it's almost
		
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			impossible for me to turn back. I want to bring your attention to a set of verses Incidentally, is
sort of the talk to us about being good to parents, especially when they attain an old age, when all
is said and done.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says, are a bookworm. And that will be Matthew forsaken. Now when before
that particular verse a lot. So Joel says, For him, the whole canon, our being a fool. Allah says
that that individual when they lose sight of being good to their parents, they have gotten so many
years of their lives, where they haven't been able to do the things that they had hoped to do to be
righteous and good to their parents. And for some people, their parents will pass away and they just
live a life of regret How I wish I could have done this and I could have done that for a woman that
and so they really live this life of regret. It's unfortunate but it's
		
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			happens and it happens quite often. So what do you tell someone like that that goes through those
kinds of feelings? You know, that goes through that, you know that level of regret and remorse in
their lives, which you say to them is for enamel cannon, a webinar for Allah subhanho wa Taala is
our being an exceptionally forgiving. So the question is what is our being, our being comes from the
word outward. And outward that is when you go through a long period. So it could be days, months, it
could be several years, you go through 20 and 30 years of your life. And eventually, when you pause,
and you turn and you look back, and you say to yourself, man, it's been 40 years since I prayed Sala
		
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			my almost my entire life, I've never done anything good for my parents. It's time to change. Mom and
Dad, they're gone. But it's time I have to repent to Allah, I have to ask Allah now to forgive me
for all that time that's been lost. And it's been no good. Like I've done so much wrong in my life.
So it could be either towards parents, some of us will probably, you know, some of us might know
people who have never prayed for the past 1015 years, and they look back. And so they say to
themselves, so here's where a web comes from. They say to themselves, that there's no way Allah will
accept me. There's no way that Allah will turn my life around. After this long, I've done so much
		
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			wrong, why even bother? You're missing the point. Allah says, towards our well being the people who
think this way. I am hopeful. I'll forgive them. It's amazing. I'll let you say, I will forgive you.
And it doesn't matter how much you've done. So what does a low referring to here? He's focusing on
it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter the quantity of your sentence. What matters the most is that
you turn back to me and you seek my forgiveness and my mercy. You know how important that is, guys
		
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			know how important it is to give people hope this way. You imagine somebody and I meet people like
this all the time, where they go through so much in their life, that they lose hope in people, they
lose hope with Allah, they lose hope in religion, they lose hope in life. They need to hear these
kinds of verses. They need to hear and realize that as long as you are alive, the doors of hope, the
doors of repentance, the doors of acceptance is always open. And it's incredible to me, because I
feel like we can all relate to that to some extent, we just adjust this guys that we can relate to
that in our own personal way, every single one of us. And so it's really important and it's really
		
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			crucial at the end of the day that people understand and that they realize that at the end of the
day, it doesn't matter how much I've done. What matters the most to Allah is that I turn to him. If
I seek His love, I seek His mercy and I seek his acceptance. And this is one of the reasons why
Allah says I just want you to Rooney just call upon me to seek my mercy and seek my forgiveness just
turned to me as digital so that I can respond to you. Okay.
		
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			I mean, you and him for step up we'll sit up for and now you will see Ron so Allah says that there
will be struggling and they'll want to turn back to Allah. But Allah wrote their vision away like
they've become they've reached a point where so many reminders, so many talks, so many not so much
of knowledge, so many prophets and messengers, and you still didn't get it. Now when it's too late
jahannam is right in front of them. Now it's too late. Now they want to run back and go to Allah.
Allah says fat and now you will settle it. Now you're begging to see this truth. Now you're begging
to see the reality. It's too bad. Listen to a couple more verses right until we get to one verse
		
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			that's really powerful in sort of DSC. What I want to share with MSF now from either mechanic to him
metaphor loss paddle what Tyler had willed, We would have trends, figured them on the spot, we would
have changed and transformed and manipulate them on the spot either mechanically and for Mr. Robot,
or we'll do one angle to JIRA when they would never ever progress forward. They'll never change for
the better and they can never go back and change what they've done. So a lot of game reminds us that
if we will, we could have literally transformed you and change your state right then and there. But
Allah didn't do that. And now you can go back
		
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			And change anything. Now you can move forward and think about Okay, tomorrow I'll do things better.
Okay, after this sin after this mistake after this situation, then I'll change.
		
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			guys want to hear a crazy story.
		
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			A while ago, somebody messaged me and this brother, I think it may have told the story before of
this brother that
		
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			was on his way to commit sin. He was on his way, as he's driving in the car. He's messaging me, and
he's calling me I know this guy really well. And he's messaging me. And he's saying to me that, you
know, I'm on my way to do this. And, you know, although my body and my desire wants to do this, I
want to go to her house, a water command center. My heart is really, really regret regretful and
scared. I don't want to do this, my heart is against it. And I can get the strength to just turn
around. And I remember telling this brother, stop the car, pull over somewhere,
		
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			and just sit there and wait, talk to me. Doesn't matter if she keeps texting you or calling you or
asking where are you? Is everything okay? We're still meeting up. Ignore it all. Because this is
where at some point, you have to draw the line. You have to draw the line, when you commit certain
mistakes and say, Enough is enough. You know, it's like, it's like, every so often a sister would
ask me to say, you know, brother was like, Can you make a Dora that Allah gives me hijab? That I can
wear the hijab? A brother will come to me and say, brother Mossad Can you make dua that I grow a
beard? Can you make your eye that I start dressing a little bit better and I start going to the
		
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			masjid? Can you make dua for me? And I look at them sometimes I'm like, What do you want? What do
you expect out of the dryer? That if I asked, oh, Allah let her wear hijab? Well, let's get into a
mystery that suddenly your car will go into autopilot. And it'll just start driving towards the
message no matter what your GPS says. It's just going to turn into the parking lot. A hijab is just
gonna fall from the closet onto your head. Just go and do it. Just put this stuff on. Just drive to
the masjid man. You know, sometimes it's like, just do the action. Period. stop procrastinating stop
thinking stop waiting for the right time. That's what this area is all about. Because you will reach
		
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			a point where you can go back and Okay, let me just try this again. Let me start all over. And I can
just say to myself, okay, tomorrow, fresh start. Tomorrow, it's going to be a brand new day, because
you just don't know. You don't know when time will run out.
		
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			Now listen to the next area.
		
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			This next area is just mind boggling. This is where I got the title of this video from. Well men
know I'm Middle School known as kiss fulfill Hulk, a fella Yaki loon, and who ever Alice kind of
with Ireland gave a long life. So people, they've attained old age alesse says that as they got
older, nunit kiss fulfill Hulk. We reverse them in creation.
		
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			The elderly, you know, eventually you start losing your memory, just like a baby. You start
forgetting things just like babies do. Just like young children do. You start depending on others to
do things, just like kids do. your entire life. As you get older, you reverse in creation. Here's
another way of looking at it. Baby start their lives on the ground, the crawling, they're moving
around, they lay down. That's what they're closest to. And as you get older, and once you reach that
stage of old age, then your body starts to slouch. And you start looking towards the ground. And
where you came from, remember we talked about in a pseudo we come we're created from dirt, we live
		
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			from dirt, all of our food comes from dirt, even our water comes from dirt, it's sitting on dirt
comes from the sky falls on and settles on dirt. And then we're bury and go back into dirt. And a
lot created human means that as they get older, you know how they you know as you get older, you
start to slouch. And you're constantly looking towards the ground. A lot is reminding us that as you
get older, that's where you're going to end up you're going back right to where you started from.
		
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			We start losing sleep. As you get older. You see it's harder and tougher to fall asleep. Why?
		
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			Because this Allah's way of teaching us. Hey, you start getting up in the night. Start praying
		
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			I'm praying time should start making Dora. Start doing extra deeds, start doing things differently
change your life. And that's what this is all about. And it's amazing to me that a verse like this
even exists woman or I'm mid what Allah says nekoosa meqasa nunit Kisu from the word Nexus that
means to turn you back to where you came from. So you're driving, driving driving net, casa, you
literally make a U turn and you go back a lesson. That's what I'm going to do with your old life.
I'm going to take you back where you started. So panela, net kiss, fulfill hunt, we reverse them as
a creation, a finale, our platoon, here's the heart of this verse.
		
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			Don't they ever think about this, you know what this area helps us do?
		
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			A number 68 here helps us to appreciate every time we see elderly men and women, they are an A in
sort of DSC, when you see your grandparents, even your mom or your dad or anybody who's attained old
age, you know what the first thing you have to think about. You got to think about sort of DSC, now
they become an area of Allah subhanaw taala. And they remind you just by existence, just be just by
action just by you know, they become agitated, just like kids, when kids don't get what they want.
What do they do? They start screaming, they start crying, when the elderly don't get what they want,
or they don't want something, you know, if you do something, and it's not exactly precise, the way
		
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			that they want it. How do they respond? Oh, Scotty are off, you know, they lose their temper
instantly. You know, I used to help out an elderly man years ago, and I used to feed him change him
and bathe him and so on. I remember one time I went over to his house, right?
		
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			And he told me to open the window. So I opened the window. And he's like, No, no, no, that's too
much.
		
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			Just close it a little. So I'm looking at him. I'm like, I close it a little bit. He's like, No, no,
no, that's too much. Go back again. cycle back a little more. And we did this like four or five
times. And I literally have to tap the window and just move it centimeters. And then he's like,
stop.
		
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			I stopped and I literally froze. Like, there was like cops behind me or something. I stopped. He's
like, Okay, leave it like that. And I said, so Pamela, No, man, no wonder alesse said, incidentally,
Surah falletto. Kula, woof. Don't you ever lose your cool with the elderly. Both is an expression
when you're getting frustrated, and you're getting fed up. Unless says, especially when your parents
have attained old age, don't lose your cool, don't you ever give an expression of oath, like you're
fed up. That's some grind, you have to go through when your parents attained old age, you have to
deal with that you have to figure out a way to cope with that. And so this a fit if you don't want
		
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			to lose, like, think about this stuff. You're getting there. You know, even for me, the more I
started looking in a mirror, the more I start noticing, there's more more graves popping out
everywhere. And subpanel line I just think to myself, every single one of those gray hairs is my
whole life.
		
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			Like I'm coming to an end, like my body, my lifestyle. I'm forgetting things more. Everything about
me is starting to change. I can't run as fast as I used to. I can't exercise the way I used to. I
can't eat the way I used to. I can't act the way I used to. Everything changes this a should be
printed on T shirts and given to every Muslim all of our kids teenagers. Everybody should have this
a on the screensavers on your laptops, you name it. You need to see this a every single day of your
life a lot so it'll constantly remind us of our time and give us the ability to live a life of
gratitude and bottle Cal low man I mean
		
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			Oh, two more verses guys. Well, Mount alumna who share up.
		
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			We didn't teach them poetry
		
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			this quarter. And it's not something that you just invite a guy at your wedding to just recite.
		
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			It's not something that you just sit there and you listen just to entertain you. This is a whole
nother problem.
		
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			There's a whole nother problem. We live in a time and in a culture where Muslims are more focused,
generally speaking, more focused on who the speaker is and how he or she speaks, rather than the
knowledge that they're trying to disseminate to the community and to the people.
		
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			You'll hear things like oh, I can barely understand him. I the you know, the way he thought he
shouts too much, all the way through so boring talk so slow and so quiet. That's not his problem.
That's not the speaker's problem. Sure, I admit that there are some speakers that have terrible
public speaking skills.
		
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			So what?
		
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			Who cares? That's a weakness. They're human beings. That's the weakness they have.
		
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			They're still quoting the same thing that any fantastic, you know, prime renowned speaker, they're
saying the exact same thing that that person would say. So what are you focused on?
		
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			It's about just being entertained. It's about just capturing your attention. And the a and Hadeeth
is not enough to capture your attention. Like these a really put us in our place. Remember, I told
you sooner Yes, scene helps us to concentrate on the things that are right in front of our faces
that we take for granted.
		
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			One man, an alumna who share, we didn't teach him the Prophet alayhi salatu salam poetry, because
now in context, go back to Mecca.
		
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			poetry was eloquence, back then that was their poor end before the poor and that was the thing that
they used, that they could express their feelings and emotions at anything that they wanted to talk
about. And if you knew poetry, you had like high intellect. You were somebody that was renowned at
that time. And even till this day, there's a poetry contest. You have Arabs that will come together,
right, the most eloquent types of poetry and presented in front of millions of people. People are
clapping and they're entertained by the stuff. Allah subhanaw taala is saying, that's what I sent
the hora and for this is sacred. Like, this is serious stuff. You gotta take this thing seriously.
		
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			So the next time you hear reciter, you're praying behind an Imam. And he's just like, in Hungary,
Europe, Belarusian and the rough manual right here.
		
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			Maliki, don't just be like, Oh, my God, this guy finish,
		
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			not his fault.
		
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			That's the way he recites that's the way he recites you know, if you recite using the internet to
read and pronounciation that's a separate issue I'm just talking about concentrate on the recitation
not the style, or the tone, or how long they can scratch their head. know, when you're listening to
speak, or concentrate on the message and the reminder and put everything else aside, you will
honestly See, the doors of bottlecap open up for you that you didn't know existed, a man will
probably you know, you'll go on YouTube, you'll type in a reminder of patience or something. And you
see a video of some person you never heard their name before. And you click on it because why you
		
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			don't care who the speaker is, you want to be reminded about patients. So you click on it and you
listen to it. And and because of that pure intention that you just want to learn and get the
remainder from a love reminds you through that individual a story about patience. Hadeeth about
patience, a point about patients that literally changes your entire life. You're just going to be
like, Oh my god, I never thought of patients that way. Oh, my goodness.
		
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			I never I never looked at that subject. I've learned I heard so many lectures. So many talks about
patience. But the way that person just said it oh my god, and their YouTube video only has like 100
views. Yeah, it's a video you probably would have never clicked on to begin with. If you were just
judging based on how good a speaker was, you would have totally ignored this video, which you
clicked on it because your art was sincere. That's how Allah allows his guidance to reach into an
eye when sincerity is the mouse that you use to click on and search and journey and find
information. When sincerity is that energy. Then Allah subhanho wa Taala will bless it for them.
		
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			It's amazing. Well my embassy Allah, Allah says it's not befitting for the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa
Salaam to just entertain people with *. It's not befitting of a Muslim to just use or and and
recite it at weddings and graduations and all of that and that's all * is. You bring out the the
guy who's reciting for n and then when he's done, you bring out the DJ. Like it doesn't make any
sense cannot do that with a loss book.
		
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			It was in the thick what poor no more being a less as this book is is a true victory. It's a
reminder and it's a
		
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			Clear pour and it is profound, it is clear and it is profound. So treated that way. The last and
final verse leave the Roman Kanhaiya. This is to warn whoever truly is alive here.
		
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			It means both.
		
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			They are physically alive and of course, spiritually alive. You could be walking around on Earth,
but you're still dead in the sight of Allah, how? There's no Amen. There's no sincerity, there's no
desire, there's nothing there's no thirst for Allah. So it's like a lesson another sort of citizen
and a woman can I make 10 once upon a time, they were dead, meaning spiritually dead. Yeah, you
know, and we brought the life to them how we gave them poorer. That's how they became alive again.
That's how they found purpose. And things became meaningful. Again, a tree was no longer a tree, a
tree was an area of a lump. The sky was no longer the sky anymore. It was at a lot. Your mom and dad
		
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			and the elderly in general, they weren't just annoying people anymore, that constantly pushed your
buttons. Now they were teaching you to be patient, they were teaching you strength, they were giving
you reminders, and a yet from Allah subhanho wa Taala, they were doing all of this for you. That's
what happens. When you have poor and with you, you're able to take the most trivial things in your
life, and turn them into profound life changing moments. You know, I used to tell some of my youth
students, I said, when you study all those annoying subjects that you hate in school, those calculus
and Shakespeare, and philosophy, when you study those subjects that you can't see any purpose behind
		
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			it, when you're Muslim, you will still benefit from studying those subjects. Because you know, as a
Muslim, is it knowledge is knowledge, the more you know, that's power, that's strength. So you
realize that maybe I can't use this to make money, maybe I can't use this in a job somewhere. But my
brain is that much more stronger, powerful and more intelligent, because I have more knowledge of
something. So now I'm learning a little bit about everything rather than everything about just one
thing. I'm learning a lot with just about life in general, it's still knowledge to and you still
appreciate it. You'd be reading Shakespeare, and you'll just be like, God, this English is so
		
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			annoying. But you don't realize that that same English is actually improving your own English that
you struggle with. you struggle with your own English but you don't realize that by you sitting
there reading Hamlet, reading Romeo and Juliet and you read through all of these stories that it
actually improved your reading. That's what a man does. He men makes you find the benefits and the
good things in things that seem totally useless and have no benefit to you whatsoever. He men makes
you discover and capture the good in that. It's amazing. Only he man does this. Only Muslims can
look at grass and be like subpanel love. Grass is amazing. It handles hate snow ice, and it still
		
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			survives and it's still Wow. Whereas everybody else is like oh my god, can somebody get a lawn more?
		
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			He just like you know, this grass is annoying. I don't want I want to plant flowers instead. That's
what Muslims and Muslims see good in everything.
		
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			Leave the Roman Kanhaiya nyrA life so this quarter fan truly became a warning and brought life to
spiritual life. were shaped by polar alien calf theory. And of course it gave its full decree upon
those who are disbelieved. May Allah subhanho wa Taala continue to increase the senior men strength,
knowledge and wisdom love them. And I mean, this is the book that gives us life and sort of DSC is
helping to fuel that spiritual life and all those lies which allow us to capture its knowledge and
its wisdom of love them and I mean, the second level of fame and everybody you're going to probably
see me do videos this way a little bit more, a bit more often. So maybe tomorrow might be the same
		
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			setup. I will do my very best to ensure that I have my microphone so that way at least the voice can
be a bit that much more clear, because Nicolette aeterna does that come alongside and everybody may
ally so which will bless you all set up more equal motion to lucky robot account.