Mustafa Khattab – 11 Allahs Attributes AlHakim I

Mustafa Khattab
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The century before Jesus Christ is discussed, including the death of the first husband of Jesus, the resuscitation of Jesus, and the importance of learning hik offline. The speaker emphasizes trusting Jesus Christ for everything, including life and work, and the need to stay patient during difficult times. The success of Islam, including a woman who lost her husband, was also discussed, and the importance of having a positive mindset is emphasized.
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They didn't have fans,

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and it was very hot.

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So what about the 6th or the 8th

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raka in Trawih?

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And the imam was, you know, dehydrating,

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and and he couldn't do it anymore. He

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fell down during salah, and, some people in

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the Masjid assumed the Imam died.

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There was a doctor in the audience, not

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a dentist, a doctor, and he tried to

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resuscitate

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him.

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And some other

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people in the Masjid, they said to the,

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the doctor leave him alone.

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This is a good time to die Ramadan.

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He would be shahid, just leave him.

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He said, No, no, no, you're just dying

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or anything, we can resuscitate him, and he

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will come back to life. No, no, no,

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leave him Jannah, inshaAllah, Jannah is waiting. Actually,

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let's choke him to make sure he will

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go to Jannah tonight.

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So eventually they resuscitated the Imam, and he

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left for

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so many years after. He was just dizzy,

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and he fell down, oh let him die,

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choke him, and So today we'll talk about

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Hikma.

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Hikma.

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A lot of people have knowledge. You can

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read books, you can gain knowledge,

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not everyone has Hikma.

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Hikma is a gift from Allah. So these

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are not my words, these are the words

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of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala Surah Baqarah.

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Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala gives Hikma only to

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whoever He wills. It is not for everyone,

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Hikma is a privilege, it is not a

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right.

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So a lot of people have knowledge, but

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no hikmah.

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Where do you learn hikmah from? It's very

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easy. The Aleman say, if you want to

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learn hikmah,

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read the Sunnah of Muhammad

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And they say, every time Allah Subhanahu Wa

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Ta'ala uses the word Hikma in the Quran

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along with Ayatullah, Hikma here means sunnah, the

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way of Muhammad

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Muhammad In the Quran. So every time you

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see Ayatullah,

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the verses or revelations of Allah, this is

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Quran. Hikma, wisdom. It means the Sunnah of

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the Prophet

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So if you want to be a successful

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husband,

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read the Sunnah of Muhammad

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He was the best husband.

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If you want to be

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a father, read the Sunnah of Muhammad

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You will be the best father. If you

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want to be a successful businessman,

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read the Sunnah of Muhammad

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If you want to have Hikma in your

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relationships with people,

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to gain friends, read the Sunnah of Muhammad

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SAW Alaihi Wasallam because Muhammad SAW Alaihi Wasallam

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all the time he was turning enemies into

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friends.

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They say in the Arabic language, the smart

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person is the one who turns enemies into

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friends,

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but the idiot is the one who turns

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friends into enemies.

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Muhammad

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was the embodiment of Hikma and wisdom.

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So what do we learn from Hikma basically?

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We know that in our daily lives we

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go through,

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2 different things.

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We either have good times or difficult times.

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This is what life is all about. So

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in good times you are grateful to Allah,

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you say Alhamdulillah.

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In difficult times you are patient, you don't

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complain, you don't question Qadar Allah Subhanahu Wa

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Ta'ala.

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And,

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a lot of people think when someone accepts

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Islam, they need to learn from us, they

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don't know anything. I remember one of the

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best,

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pieces of wisdom that I learned in my

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life, I learned from a new Muslim back

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in Edmonton,

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brother Ben.

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He was a new Muslim, and I was

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talking to him one day, and I was

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actually giving a Khuba about gratitude, and about

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Hikma, and about good times and difficult times,

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and he said,

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Hikma and about good times and difficult times,

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and he said,

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the best thing that you can do in

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this life, and this is my motto in

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life,

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if you are grateful Allah will give you

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more to thank for.

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If you whine Allah will give you more

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to whine about.

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And I told him this is a hikmah

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from the Quran. It's in Surah Ibrahim, Surah

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14. La'in shakartum lazidun nakumalayin kafartum inna adhabilashadeel.

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If you are grateful, I will give you

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more to thank for. If you whine, I'll

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give you I'll hit you more so you

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you keep whining. It's actually in the Quran,

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but he never read it before. This is

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the fitrah.

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So in good times be grateful, in difficult

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times be patient. And as I said before,

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why should you be patient?

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Because we don't know the whole thing. You

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only see a small,

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you know piece of the picture but Allah

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Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala knows the whole picture. So

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you should trust Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala and

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you should trust the Qadr Allah Subhanahu Wa

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Ta'ala knowing for sure that Allah Subhanahu Wa

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Ta'ala does what is best for you. And

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this is what we eventually find out. Something

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happens to you, you think it is terrible,

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it ends, you know, ends out, you know,

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up to be the best thing that has

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ever happened to you. Something bad hap or

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something good happens to you, it turns out

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to be the worst thing that has ever

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happened to you. So, whatever happens to you,

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always look for the hikmah of Allah Subhanahu

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Wa Ta'ala. Why did that happen to me?

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If you lose a job,

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maybe Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala has a better

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job for you,

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better paying job,

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better environment.

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So Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala has something better

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for you, but you always question why? Why

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me? Like, don't question Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.

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La use Arwaamma yafarawwamis

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Arwa.

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So we should always trust the Hikmah of

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Allah Subhana Wa Ta'la if you lose a

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job for example.

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And again, all of us are tested in

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different ways. We understand if something good happens,

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Yeah, we know the Hikmah, we're happy, we're

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dancing in the street.

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The real test is if something bad happens

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when the calamity hits,

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this is the time for hikmah, and this

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is the time for wisdom. If you keep

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in your mind, if you're patient Allah will

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give you the reward, if you keep whining,

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you're not going to change anything, but you're

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losing the reward.

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Know for sure that Allah

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has something better for you. He either is

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giving you something better,

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or He is allowing something bad to happen

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to you, to save you from something worse.

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I know this story from my brother in

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Egypt, many years ago. He He was traveling

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from Cairo to Alexandria, and it's a long

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distance, so I think it's about 4 hours

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drive on the highway.

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And on the way, his car broke down,

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or he had a flat tire. He had

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to spend the night on the way. He

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couldn't make it to his house. It was

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late at night,

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and you know, he pulled over and he

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slept in his car and he was like

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he was mad. He was fuming,

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steam was coming out of his head. Why

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did that happen to me? Everyone's

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car is driving fast. They're going to Alexandria.

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I'm stuck here. Why is this? I'm all

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by myself. Why did Allah do this to

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me?

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So eventually,

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some people helped him. He changed the tire

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and eventually in the morning he made it

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to his house

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just to realize

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he was away from his house for 1

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night. He spent 1 night outside his house.

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By the time he went to in the

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morning, he found out that the roof of

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the house collapsed

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on his bedroom, on his bed.

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Wallahi. He said, if I was

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lucky and I went to my house that

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night, and I slept on my bed, I

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would have been a dead man.

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The roof would have collapsed on me concrete,

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I would have been crushed to pieces. But

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now he knows the hikmah of Allah Subhanahu

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Wa Ta'ala. So every time something bad happens

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to you,

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know that there is a hikmah or something

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good in disguise for you. When Abu Salama

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passed away, and Umu Salama

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you know, she lost her husband, you know,

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she was sad,

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and she used to say this dua, You

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Allah Allahumajjunifimusubati

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waftlufniqaira. I mean, Allah give me the reward

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for my patience in this difficult time, and

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give me something better, and this is Duaa

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from Muhammad SAW. And she used to say

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who is better than Abu Salih my husband?

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And she, Muhammad SAW. And proposed and he

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got married to her, and she said Fadar

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Rasoolullah hikayum min Abi Salih. Muhammad SAW is

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a 1000000 times better than Abu Salam. So

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her husband died, so she could get married

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to the best man, Muhammad SAW. Every time

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something bad happens to you, look for the

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good.

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If you have issues with your husband, your

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wife, there's always goodness in there. Muhammad said,

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la yafriq mumminan

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mumminatan. Inaaba min hakuluqar laviamin haaafar. If you

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hate something about your wife, there are many

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other things that you may like about her.

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Every one of us has some goodness in

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them. So if for example, if your wife

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is giving you a hard time, there's always

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goodness in that. The Al Amed says, first

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of all, you will remember Allah all the

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time. You say, Hasbi Allahu al Anamaluq. It

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will help you remember Allah.

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You will do Surat Al Rahim, you will

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always be visiting your mom, your brothers and

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sisters, you'll be sleeping over there because otherwise

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you wouldn't visit them, but now you go

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every night because you can't stay in your

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house. You do Surat Al Rahim, it's a

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good thing, you'll be getting a lot of

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your words, and most importantly,

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you'll be doing lots of antikaf in the

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Masjid. This is the only place you can

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find peace. Right? So it is a good

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thing in disguise. So you shouldn't question the

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Talmud Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. There's goodness in every

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difficulty that you face, and the same thing

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applies to the sisters, I'm not just, you

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know, taking sides here. And we ask Allah

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Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala to give us the best

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in this life, and the best in Assurah,

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and give us hikma ameen ameen.

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The question from last night

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Actually, I forgot what it was. The question

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from last time Do you remember?

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So Allah

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says that He created us from dust in

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some ayat, from mud in other ayat, and

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from clay in other ayat. This is the

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process of creation, so there's no contradiction here.

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If I give you a loaf of bread,

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and I said I made this bread from

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corn or wheat, this is acceptable. If I

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say I made it from flour, this is

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acceptable. If I say I made it from

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dough, this is also acceptable. It is a

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process, so there is no contradiction here, and

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this is why Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala speaks

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about dust and mud, and clay. It's just

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a process, and it took several stages. There's

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no contradiction here. And the winner is our

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Yant brother Abdul Rahman, Jonayd Suhayl.

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Take beer.

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A question for tonight very quickly. We know

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that there are a lot of prophets that

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are mentioned in the Quran.

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Musa alayhi salaam is mentioned by name a

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136

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times.

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Jahisa alayhi salaam is mentioned by name 25

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times.

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Maryam alaihis salam is mentioned by name 32

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times. That is twice the number she's mentioned

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by name in the Bible. That Muhammad salam

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is mentioned only 4 times. What is that?

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He should be mentioned more in the Quran.

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Why is Muhammad SAW is one of the

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least mentioned prophets by name in the Quran?

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Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala does not say Muhammad,

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Muhammad, Muhammad all the time. It's only 4

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times. There is a beautiful hikna in there.

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If you know the answer, you may or

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may before tomorrow ask at [email protected].

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JazaakAllahu Alaihi wa wa.

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