Mustafa Khattab – Dawa Training 3 Dawa to Christians

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The importance of da tonics and da ease in Christians' worship is discussed, particularly in the context of the church's teachings. The church's teachings are based on praise, value, and grace, and involve giving users their own perspective. The church's teachings are organized and give people a clear understanding of their relationship with God. Prayer and understanding of the church's teachings is also emphasized. The church's teachings are difficult to prove and the difficulty of proving the divinity of the church is demonstrated.

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			Play with the fireworks.
		
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			So now inshaAllah we'll be talking about how
		
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			to make dawah to Christians.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			Then maybe in the future we'll be talking
		
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			about how to make dawah to a Muslim.
		
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			And maybe in the last before I leave
		
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			inshallah, we'll talk about
		
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			how to give a footba and how to
		
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			give a lecture
		
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			in in an Islamic way.
		
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			I've been doing dawah for so many years.
		
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			So today's inshallah,
		
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			lecture will be briefly some tips, pieces of
		
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			advice on how to make DAO to Christians.
		
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			There are 2 approaches.
		
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			The first one is the debating
		
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			approach. So you mean a Christian and you
		
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			start to debate with them.
		
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			This is not a good way, and I
		
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			will tell you why in a minute. The
		
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			other one is the educational one.
		
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			They already know what they believe, so what
		
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			you need to do is to give them
		
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			what we believe, what they don't know.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Ta'ib, if you meet someone and you start
		
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			to talk to them about Islam, so instead
		
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			of focusing on tawheed and talking about the
		
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			pillars of Islam, you start to talk about
		
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			the bible and the y'all,
		
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			how wrong they are and how corrupted the
		
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			bible is, and and you start to make
		
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			fun of them and make them look like
		
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			idiots. They will not accept from you.
		
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			If you tell them, for example, Inshallah, you
		
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			were made, you'll fail in your math class
		
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			a big time. Why? Because
		
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			to you guys, 1 +1+1
		
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			is 1.
		
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			You will fail a big time. Okay.
		
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			Or you tell him, you know what?
		
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			When we go to the masjid, we Muslims,
		
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			we leave our shoes outside. We take our
		
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			brains inside the masjid because everything is that
		
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			is said and inside makes sense. To your
		
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			churches, you leave your brains outside, and you
		
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			take your shoes in. Okay? If you make
		
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			fun of them, if you offend them, they
		
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			will shut you
		
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			off. They will not listen to you. Okay?
		
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			So you
		
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			have to tell them what you
		
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			know or what you believe in Islam and
		
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			focus on Taqim. This is the most important
		
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			thing. Don't talk to them about their faith
		
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			because they already know it. Okay? Just give
		
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			them
		
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			the Islamic perspective.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Encyclopedias
		
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			say the same thing. Islam started with prophet
		
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			Mohammed in the 7th century. This is wrong.
		
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			According to the Quran, Islam started with Adam
		
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			Alaihi Salam. So all the prophets,
		
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			Musa, Aiza,
		
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			in the ladina aaman Muhammadu Sadiqat. How many
		
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			times you read in the Quran?
		
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			So Islam has always been about believing in
		
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			1 God, Tawgheed,
		
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			and doing good. Those who have faith in
		
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			1 God and do good. This is repeated
		
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			like a 100 times in the Quran or
		
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			more.
		
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			No
		
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			prophet ever called his religion anything
		
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			except
		
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			submission, which is Islam.
		
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			Tell them, for example,
		
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			what did Dawood, a a sallam, call his
		
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			religion?
		
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			They did this
		
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			then? Of course not. What about Ibrahim?
		
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			Ibrahimism?
		
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			No.
		
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			What about Musa, a a sallam? Did he
		
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			call his religion Judaism?
		
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			Of course not. The word Judaism does not
		
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			exist in the whole bible.
		
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			Google it. The word Judaism is not in
		
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			the bible.
		
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			What about Musa Alaihisram? Did he ever call
		
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			his religion Christianity?
		
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			The answer is no. The word Christianity is
		
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			not in the whole bible. So these names
		
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			were made much later in the story, 100
		
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			of years after these prophets. Okay?
		
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			All of them said the same thing. Have
		
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			faith in one God and be a good
		
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			guy. This is what all they all said.
		
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			Where do we find this?
		
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			In the 10 commandments of the Christians and
		
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			the Jews, the 10 commandments of Abayar Rasha.
		
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			The first four of them say what?
		
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			Have faith in 1 God, serve him alone,
		
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			don't use his name in vain. This is
		
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			what the 10 commandments say. From 5 to
		
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			10,
		
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			don't kill,
		
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			don't lie, don't steal, be a dougah.
		
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			We have the same thing, the 10 commandments
		
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			are mentioned in Surat Al An'am.
		
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			So the prophet
		
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			says
		
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			every single human being is born
		
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			with this innate nature,
		
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			preformatic
		
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			to ask to to to make tawain,
		
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			to have faith in one god, tawein, and
		
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			to be a good person.
		
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			This is the default.
		
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			Then the prophet, sallam, says, but the parents,
		
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			they mess up the software. They changed everything,
		
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			And this is statistically true.
		
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			If you look at the map of the
		
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			world, more than 95%
		
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			of the people in this world have certain
		
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			religious beliefs just because of their parents,
		
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			not because they chose them type.
		
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			So I tell
		
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			them, if I were born,
		
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			say for example, in China,
		
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			Musa,
		
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			so based on this, my name would be
		
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			Musa
		
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			Fad Sautung,
		
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			and most likely I will be Buddhist because
		
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			this is what most people believe in China.
		
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			Right?
		
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			If I were born in Latin America,
		
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			my name would be Roberto Mustafa.
		
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			Okay? And I would be Catholic because this
		
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			is what most people believe there.
		
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			If I were born
		
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			in Europe, my name would be John Mustafa
		
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			and most likely, I would be atheist because
		
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			this is what most people believe over there.
		
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			If I were born in Egypt or Morocco,
		
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			most likely, I would be Muslim because this
		
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			is what most people believe.
		
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			So following a certain faith in the world
		
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			has more to do with the parents and
		
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			the culture than conviction and common sense, and
		
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			this is what Rasulullah, sallam, says.
		
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			Also, there is another important observation.
		
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			Human beings have not been
		
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			satisfied
		
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			throughout history with the idea of believing in
		
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			an invisible god, a spooky god.
		
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			So what they do basically, they have to
		
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			see the god. They have to touch him,
		
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			taste him, smell him, squeeze him.
		
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			So what they did basically,
		
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			they have always put a face on god
		
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			with the exception of Muslims.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			This face they put on god could be
		
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			a human face like aisa alaihi salam or
		
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			buddha
		
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			or it could be an animal face like
		
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			the holy cow in India and the holy
		
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			elephant in China
		
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			or the crocodile in Asia Egypt or the
		
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			owl or the mouse and so on and
		
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			so forth. Some people even put the face
		
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			of the shaitan on Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.
		
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			Satanism. They worship the devil. Why?
		
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			Because they have to see God. They have
		
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			to see him.
		
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			In the story of Musa Alaihi Salam and
		
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			his people when they crossed the red sea,
		
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			they went outside Egypt.
		
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			They have been living with the Egyptians, my
		
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			people,
		
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			for centuries.
		
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			So they were
		
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			familiar with the idea of believing in a
		
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			god they could see from the Egyptians because
		
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			the Egyptians have thousands of gods.
		
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			The ancient Romans and the Greeks, they have
		
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			thousands of gods.
		
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			So what did they do after they left?
		
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			They
		
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			passed by a people on the way outside
		
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			who were worshiping idols. So the Banu they
		
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			said, oh, Musa, we want to see Allah,
		
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			so make a statue for us. So and
		
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			so can we worship him because we can't
		
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			worship a guy we can't see.
		
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			This is what they said.
		
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			For Muslims, it is different.
		
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			Allah is Allah. He is the creator. We
		
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			are the creation and we cannot be the
		
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			same.
		
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			If you read in Surah Al Khawr al
		
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			Adhanus,
		
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			we're started in the second rakat, it says,
		
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			Allah is 1.
		
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			Allahu
		
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			Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu
		
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			Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu
		
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			Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu
		
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			Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu
		
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			Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu
		
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			Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu
		
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			Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu Allahu
		
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			Allahu Allahu Allahu
		
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			doesn't need anyone. He's self sufficient.
		
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			Lam Yalit,
		
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			he doesn't have children, so Jesus is not
		
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			his son. Walam yulam, he has no father.
		
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			Walam yalbulahu fu nah. There is none like
		
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			unto him. He doesn't look like Buddha. He
		
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			doesn't look like Jesus. He doesn't look like
		
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			the holy cow in India and China and
		
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			all that stuff. Allah is unique.
		
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			Visions cannot grasp him, but he grasps all
		
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			visions. He is different from his creation.
		
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			Right?
		
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			When Christians come to the masjid
		
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			here in tour, some sometimes we get, students
		
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			from divinity schools, and they ask me after
		
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			I give them the introduction to Islam and
		
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			everything.
		
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			So in different
		
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			on several occasions they ask me, so what
		
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			what you are saying basically,
		
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			do you want us to convert to Islam?
		
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			And I tell them no.
		
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			And I'm not asking you to convert to
		
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			Islam. I'm asking you to convert to Christianity.
		
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			Why? Because if you accept
		
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			the teachings of Isa alaihis salaam, Christianity,
		
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			you will be automatically Muslim. So I want
		
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			you to convert to Christianity, and then you
		
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			will become Muslim because you have to be
		
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			the best Christian to be a Muslim. Okay.
		
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			Simple as that. Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is
		
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			telling us in the Quran, wa la tuja'ilu
		
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			ahlalkhidabi
		
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			illa biladhi asan illa ladheen abalahumun. Don't debate
		
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			with the people of the book, the Jews
		
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			and the Christians, unless there's someone who who
		
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			is unjust. Someone forces himself on you and
		
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			he's starting a debate.
		
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			So I personally, I don't like to start
		
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			debates with non Muslims, but if they started,
		
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			I finished.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			The differences between Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. Okay.
		
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			We know that Allah Subhanahu Wa'ala sent prophets
		
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			in different times, and we read in Hadith
		
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			that from from the time of Adam alaihis
		
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			salam to Muhammad salallahu alaihi wa sallam. Allah
		
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			subhanahu wa'ala sent
		
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			around a
		
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			124,000
		
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			prophets and messengers.
		
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			So every nation
		
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			received a prophet according to the Quran.
		
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			As I said, all of them said the
		
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			same thing, have faith in 1 man and
		
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			be a good person.
		
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			Risa Al Islam said the same thing. Musa
		
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			said the same thing. All
		
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			of them said the same thing.
		
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			So when they asked me, is Christianity and
		
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			Judaism and Islam different? Because
		
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			it seems they teach different things. Well,
		
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			it boils down to,
		
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			these differences, but
		
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			theology.
		
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			But on the other side, your relationship with
		
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			God.
		
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			But the other side which is universal ethics,
		
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			be good, be sincere, be kind, be generous,
		
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			all of them teach the same thing. Okay.
		
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			But tawrene is what makes a difference
		
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			between the 3 religions.
		
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			So they say, how come that all of
		
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			them come from the same source
		
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			but they are different? And I tell them,
		
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			I compare Judaism to Windows
		
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			98,
		
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			Christianity to Windows Vista,
		
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			and Islam to Windows 8.
		
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			Different versions. Okay? What is different between them
		
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			is the organization and the graphics.
		
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			Islam is more organized.
		
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			It makes people's lives simple and easy. Everything
		
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			is very clear. No vain teachings. Everything is
		
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			clear. And this is the difference.
		
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			So the difference is, number 1, the perception
		
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			of God.
		
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			So for example, in the old testament of
		
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			the Jews,
		
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			you have a God who looks like humans.
		
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			In the new testament of the Christians, you
		
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			have a human who looks like God. Jesus.
		
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			Then in Islam, God is God. Humans are
		
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			humans. How? If you look at the old
		
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			testament, on page 1, the first page,
		
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			it says that Allah
		
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			created the heavens and the earth
		
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			on in 6 days, but he got tired
		
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			on the 6th day so he had to
		
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			take a rest. This is why the 7th
		
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			day was his day off because he wanted
		
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			to rest.
		
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			And this is a human quality. Right?
		
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			Only humans
		
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			need rest. And Allah, subhanahu wa'ala, answered this
		
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			in the Quran.
		
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			We never got tired. So Allah subhanahu wa
		
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			ta'ala said, I created the heavens and the
		
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			earth in 6 days, and I never got
		
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			tired
		
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			by creating them.
		
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			Then when Adam, a a sallam, a few
		
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			pages after, when Adam, a a sallam, and
		
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			Hawa came from the tree in the
		
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			garden, they realized
		
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			they disobeyed Allah, so they hid Iftafu fin
		
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			fijal alistabab.
		
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			They
		
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			said in the old testament in the book
		
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			of Genesis, Sifr al Taqwim, that Allah
		
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			started to look for Adam in Jannah.
		
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			He started to look for him under 3.
		
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			He used to call him Adam, Adam, where
		
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			are you?
		
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			As if Allah didn't know where Adam was
		
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			hiding.
		
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			Number 2. Also, number 3, in the story
		
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			of yahoo, kalayhi salaam,
		
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			it says
		
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			had a fight with Allah subhanahu wa'ala with
		
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			a sword, and, Yaqub alaihis salam almost defeated
		
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			Allah in fighting.
		
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			So God had to cheat
		
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			to beat Yaqub alaihis salaam. And when God
		
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			was defeated,
		
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			he gave Yaqub alaihis salaam the name Israel,
		
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			Israel.
		
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			So Yaqub
		
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			alaihis
		
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			salaam. Yahu. It's It's the same thing. So
		
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			yahoo alayhis salam has has two names.
		
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			So these are the teachings about God in
		
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			the old testament. In the new testament, you
		
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			have a human being, aisa alayhis salam, who
		
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			looks like God.
		
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			The original said,
		
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			humans are sinful because Adam, alaihi salam, came
		
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			from the tree.
		
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			And Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala says in the
		
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			Quran, laatasiruwazilatumuzil'u'far.
		
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			No human soul shall bear the burden or
		
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			the sin of another soul.
		
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			Plus, in the Quran,
		
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			Adam alaihis salam was forgiven.
		
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			Adam
		
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			alaihis salam was forgiven.
		
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			So how can we share his sin if
		
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			we are forgiven?
		
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			Salvation
		
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			according
		
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			to the Quran is based on 2 things.
		
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			So we go to Jannah by 2 things,
		
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			by your deeds,
		
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			your actions, your good deeds like sala alaydah,
		
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			sadaqah,
		
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			and most importantly,
		
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			the grace of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. So
		
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			but according to the Christian belief, you go
		
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			to Jannah if you accept the Isa alayhi
		
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			salam as as your lord. So I tell
		
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			them,
		
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			and I had this debate like about a
		
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			month ago. I went to a school to
		
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			give a talk about Islam. So the teacher
		
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			came to me after him, he was not
		
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			happy and he said,
		
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			how can you guys have to do good
		
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			deeds? How how to make salah and fast
		
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			Ramadan to go to Jannah? But in our
		
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			case, we don't have to do any good
		
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			deeds to go to Jannah.
		
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			So I told him, you are saying basically,
		
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			if you live a horrible life, if you
		
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			drink,
		
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			if you * women, if you kill, you
		
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			will go to Jannah. And if you spend
		
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			your whole life as a Christian worshiping God,
		
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			you will go to Jannah too? So what
		
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			is the difference? He said because of the
		
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			grace of God and all of that. If
		
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			you accept him, you'll go to Jannah. Okay.
		
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			I said, okay. I'll make it clear to
		
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			you. You are telling me that mother Teresa,
		
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			who is a saint in Christianity, she was
		
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			Indian, I think,
		
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			will be in Jannah according to your belief
		
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			with Hitler because both of them were Catholic.
		
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			Hitler was Catholic. Mother Teresa was Catholic.
		
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			He said, no. No. No. I think you
		
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			are right. But these are important. I said,
		
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			this is what the Quran says, man.
		
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			What's wrong with you?
		
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			Right.
		
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			Crucifixion,
		
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			ayesha,
		
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			alayhi salam, according to the beliefs, was crucified
		
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			so he can we can give the sin
		
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			of Adam, ayesha, for giving eating from the
		
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			tree. So we tell him that according to
		
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			the Quran, he was Adam was forgiven, so
		
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			raihi
		
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			salaam didn't have to die for somebody else's
		
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			sins.
		
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			Plus, raihi salaam never said any word in
		
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			the bible they have in their hands. He
		
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			never used the word crucified
		
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			or crucifixion or the cross. All he said,
		
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			I will have to go so someone else
		
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			can come
		
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			and finish the job. This is what Isa
		
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			alaihi salam said. And the word he used,
		
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			the person who will come after Raeesa, alaihis
		
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			salam,
		
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			in Latin is the word paracletus.
		
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			Paracletus
		
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			in Latin means
		
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			what?
		
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			The praised one. And what does the praised
		
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			one
		
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			mean?
		
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			Muhammad.
		
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			So in the original language of the bible
		
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			which was Aramaic,
		
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			Isa alaihis salam spoke Aramaic,
		
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			he put the word Muhammad in there, but
		
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			they translated it to paraclete as the praised
		
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			one. Then in the, in the subsequent translations,
		
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			they changed the word to the comforter, al
		
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			Muhambas,
		
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			al Hayayna.
		
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			So they changed it completely so it doesn't
		
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			mean Muhammad anymore.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			And this is a betrayal of the text
		
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			because when we translate, you don't translate names.
		
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			So if you say that how Mustafa
		
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			says something, you don't say the chosen one
		
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			said something.
		
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			No. Use Mustafa because names are not translated.
		
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			The infallibility of the prophets
		
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			in the Old Testament and also in the
		
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			new one, some prophets, they did horrible things.
		
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			How?
		
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			It says, for example, that
		
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			in the Old Testament,
		
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			that Lut alaihis salam came to find
		
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			fluidness in the society.
		
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			They said Lut alaihis salam had * with
		
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			his 2 daughters and they got pregnant. This
		
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			is what the old testament says.
		
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			Title.
		
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			So he defeated the whole purpose. He came
		
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			to fight sexuality in the society and he
		
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			fell in the same sin. Title.
		
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			Suleyman alaihis salam, madamud, his father,
		
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			they came to call to Tawhid.
		
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			Right?
		
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			And according to the old testament in the
		
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			book of kings and in other places that
		
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			Suleyman alaihis salam and the wood, they used
		
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			to make sujood to the asna.
		
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			This is shit. Okay?
		
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			Also,
		
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			Nuh alaihis salam who came to teach people
		
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			righteousness,
		
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			Teman,
		
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			according to the bible, he got drunk and
		
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			naked.
		
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			Okay. And his children saw him naked. Okay.
		
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			You have someone like Dawood alaihis salaam.
		
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			He
		
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			had a relationship with his famous wife.
		
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			She got pregnant.
		
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			So Dawud alaihis salam conspired to get her
		
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			husband killed.
		
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			His name is Uriah and his neighbor's wife
		
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			was Beit Sheeb.
		
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			These things are not acceptable at all in
		
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			islamically. We we believe in these prophets, but
		
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			we reject these stories.
		
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			If they do something
		
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			wrong, nobody will follow them.
		
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			Back in 2008,
		
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			100 of 1000 of Americans didn't vote for
		
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			Obama. Why?
		
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			Because they said he smoked cigarettes.
		
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			So smoking cigarettes for them was something that
		
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			is not acceptable. Nobody should have a leader
		
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			who smokes,
		
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			and I'm not talking about weed,
		
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			and I'm not talking about anything else.
		
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			I,
		
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			last night we're having home dawah. We're visiting
		
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			some youth in their home and teaching them
		
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			something about Islam and we prayed taisha with
		
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			them. So one of the brothers said the,
		
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			in Islam we need beer and we need
		
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			wheat.
		
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			Asir Al Khaim,
		
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			he said, wheat,
		
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			we need tashweed.
		
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			And beer, we need takbir.
		
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			So this is the wheat and the beer
		
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			we need in Islam. Takbir and tashweed.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Thay.
		
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			And the the last point I wanna make,
		
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			mas alit, and we'll continue next time. We
		
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			don't wanna keep the 30 minutes thing.
		
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			Waluhi
		
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			Okay. Did he ever say I'm God for
		
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			worshiping in the bible? The problem is,
		
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			churches, even when I go to divinity schools
		
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			and seminars,
		
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			the first question I asked them,
		
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			have you guys ever read the whole bible
		
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			from cover to cover? Because I have read.
		
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			I studied the bible. I studied Christianity and
		
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			Judaism. Have you guys read the bible from
		
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			cover to cover? The answer is no.
		
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			Most of them, they never read it. Maybe
		
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			1 or 2 guys were ready who raised
		
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			their hands, but the rest of them, they
		
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			have not read it. What they do, they
		
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			go with the teachings of the church.
		
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			And the teaching of the church is something,
		
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			but what the bible says is something different.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			And I asked them, have you read the
		
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			Quran?
		
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			If you haven't read the bible, of course,
		
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			they have not read the the Quran.
		
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			Okay. Logic.
		
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			So I say, how come you make a
		
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			judgment on Islam and Christianity if you have
		
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			not read the Quran on the Quran? Something
		
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			is wrong with you. You have to read
		
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			the book to be able to to judge.
		
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			If Raisa alaihi salam because the most important,
		
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			the most fundamental belief in Christianity is that
		
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			Raisa alaihi salam is God.
		
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			How come if this is the most important
		
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			thing
		
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			and he never mentioned it even once in
		
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			the whole body? He he forgot to say
		
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			why?
		
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			Like, say for example, salah is the most
		
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			important thing in Islam.
		
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			Can you imagine the Quran failing to say
		
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			once
		
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			you guys have to pray? Can you imagine
		
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			the prophet he
		
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			was not able to say once, you guys
		
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			have to pray?
		
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			If it is the most important thing, he
		
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			has to say. The prophet said to pray.
		
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			The last word the prophet
		
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			said before he gave up his soul was
		
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			a salam to salam to salam to salam
		
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			to salam to salam to salam to salam
		
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			to pray. Okay.
		
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			The last example I wanna give before we
		
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			leave,
		
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			I always tell them 2 things. Number 1,
		
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			it is easier
		
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			to prove
		
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			the existence
		
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			of Santa Claus from the back end than
		
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			to prove the divinity of.
		
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			You can easily prove the existence of Santa
		
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			Claus. There's no such thing as Santa Claus,
		
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			but you can prove that he exists from
		
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			the bible, but you cannot prove that Isa
		
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			Alaihi Salam is God because he never said
		
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			it. Okay.
		
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			Next time, we'll show you that Ayesha alaihi
		
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			salam said about himself in the bible.
		
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			Everything Allah says about him in the Quran,
		
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			that he was a prophet. He was a
		
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			human being. He came only to the Jews.
		
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			He was not a universal figure. He didn't
		
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			know Al Hayd.
		
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			He couldn't do anything without the help of
		
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			Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. All this is mentioned
		
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			in the Bible and in the Quran.
		
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			The last thing, I tell them, if there
		
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			is a person who lives in the desert,
		
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			he doesn't know anything about Christianity
		
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			or the church,
		
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			Then this person who doesn't know anything about
		
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			the religion
		
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			comes across the bible in the desert, and
		
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			he reads it from cover to cover. So
		
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			after reading it, do you think he will
		
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			come up with the idea of 1 God
		
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			to read or 3?
		
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			1. Because there's no 3 in the bible.
		
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			And this is why the hikmah of Allah
		
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			Subhanahu Wa'ala. The ayah the verses were recited
		
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			in the first rakah,
		
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			Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala says, walatahqooru
		
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			falaafat.
		
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			That it is 3,
		
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			don't say 3 because it is not there.
		
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			Allah is 1 and this is what the
		
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			Isa alaihi salaam said all the time
		
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			and we'll finish today if you have questions
		
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			inshallah, we can answer them next time.