Mustafa Khattab – How Not to Give a Boring Talk 3

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The importance of fasting, knowing one's morality, and learning from "has been said" and "hasn't" moments in learning a conversation is emphasized. The "hasn't" and "hasn't" moments are the most important moments in learning a conversation, and the importance of memorizing "hasn't" and "hasn't" moments is emphasized. Visiting "hasn't" and "hasn't" moments is also emphasized, and giving a presentation and reading from a paper to avoid stumbling on things is recommended. Visiting "hasn't" and "hasn't" moments is also emphasized, and giving a certificate and help for attendees is offered.

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			And expect a lot of stupid questions to
		
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			come your way.
		
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			Because some people, they have nothing to do.
		
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			They just wanna ask a question because they
		
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			are recording, there is a camera. So there
		
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			is this this is the only proof
		
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			that they existed in this world. Because if
		
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			they see them on YouTube
		
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			Hello? So they know that you existed. Right?
		
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			This is the evidence. We have a hard
		
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			evidence that you existed. This is a video.
		
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			They got you on tape. So you exist.
		
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			So they ask a question.
		
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			So, I shared some of these questions with
		
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			you. One time, the brother came to it
		
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			was Ramadan time. And the the hall was
		
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			packed. We had like 500 people.
		
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			I gave everything you need to know about
		
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			Ramadan, how to get the best out of
		
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			Ramadan and everything. So after the talk, the
		
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			first guy, suit and tie Maj Allah, like
		
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			Maj Allah.
		
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			You have a question? Yeah. So what's your
		
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			question?
		
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			He said, does Zakat have to fast in
		
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			Ramadan?
		
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			First, I thought he was talking about Zakat
		
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			in Ramadan, like pig, charity, Ramadan. He said,
		
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			no, no. Zakat. My cat. My cat.
		
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			So,
		
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			well, it's a stupid question, but maybe he
		
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			doesn't know. Maybe he's I don't know. Maybe
		
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			I don't know his background.
		
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			Some some of the people started to laugh.
		
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			They were on the floor, you know. I
		
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			said, no. No. No. Maybe he doesn't know.
		
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			Fasting is only for human beings.
		
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			Your cat,
		
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			if you have a,
		
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			whatever, parrot in the house, they don't have
		
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			to fast. Fasting is only for Muslims. Non
		
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			Muslims don't have to fast. Anything else doesn't
		
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			have to fast. You see? He didn't know.
		
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			Terrible questions.
		
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			And,
		
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			my
		
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			top question that I always say this, you
		
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			must be bored by now, but I I
		
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			got this question and I will never forget
		
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			it. The question that I got about,
		
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			about jinn, whether they lay eggs or give
		
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			birth.
		
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			I said, who the heck cares? I said,
		
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			I don't know. But he said, you have
		
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			to give me an answer. You are the
		
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			imam.
		
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			You are hired here. You have to give
		
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			me an answer because this is important.
		
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			And I said, well, well, he's not going
		
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			away. I told him, I don't know.
		
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			I don't know if he'll give birth or
		
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			a leg. Who cares? It's not an important
		
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			thing.
		
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			At the end, I told, you know what?
		
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			I was too young
		
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			when all of this happened. Everything came about.
		
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			So I I I really was not paying
		
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			attention, so I don't know. One guy came
		
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			to here. I gave him a tour with
		
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			Abu Eliza for an hour.
		
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			And we he said, tell me about prophets.
		
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			So I told him about different prophets and
		
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			he had a question
		
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			about homosexuality.
		
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			I don't know what was wrong with people
		
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			in this Masjid and outside. That same week,
		
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			I got this question like 15 times.
		
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			I gave a talk to the youth, talk
		
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			to us about homosexual. I go to the
		
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			sisters,
		
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			what if my colleague is homosexual? I come
		
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			to the brothers, what if, I'm working with
		
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			someone who is homosexual? This guy came,
		
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			what if I'm I'm a I'm a homosexual
		
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			and I want to accept Islam? I said,
		
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			what's wrong with these? Everybody is talking about
		
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			the same thing.
		
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			Then he said, is homosexuality
		
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			mentioned in the Quran? And I said, yes.
		
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			In the story of Lot.
		
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			Sodom and Gomorrah, it's the same story in
		
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			the Bible and in the Quran.
		
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			He said, do you know the story when
		
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			the the the angels came to Lot in
		
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			the form of human beings? I said, yes.
		
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			He said,
		
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			when they came in the form of human
		
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			beings, were they tall or short?
		
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			Were they white or black?
		
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			Were they thin or thick? Aba'eesa is my
		
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			witness. He was there and I said, who
		
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			the * cares, man?
		
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			They just came. This is not the point.
		
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			They just came to give him the news.
		
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			He said, but I have to know. And
		
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			I said, you have to look at the
		
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			big picture. Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala doesn't talk
		
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			about these fine details
		
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			because they don't really matter.
		
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			Look at the big picture. This is what
		
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			matters. Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala in the Quran,
		
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			most of the time
		
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			he doesn't give us the name of the
		
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			wife of Al Aziz. He doesn't al Qaladin
		
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			because the name doesn't matter. What matter is
		
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			what matters is the moral of the the
		
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			moral of the story. This is what the
		
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			wisdom behind the story. So I expect some,
		
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			funny,
		
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			questions.
		
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			And,
		
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			the only stupid question is the one that
		
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			is not asked. And 2 people will never
		
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			learn as some of the ulama say, those
		
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			who are arrogant to ask and those who
		
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			are shy.
		
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			Khalas, we're almost done.
		
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			If you want to be an effective speaker
		
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			and if you want people to listen to
		
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			you, if you want to have an impact,
		
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			avoid
		
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			divisive topics. Like, if you are giving a
		
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			talk, there are some certain certain
		
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			things you should not talk about.
		
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			First of all, you should not talk about
		
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			politics
		
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			because you you will find people who are
		
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			whiz and people who are against. So if
		
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			you give a khutbah in support of conservatives,
		
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			half of the masjid is,
		
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			liberals and they will fight with you.
		
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			Also, if you speak about
		
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			marrying more than one wife.
		
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			If the the brothers, of course, you will
		
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			be their hero. Yeah. Masha Allah. We love
		
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			the brother. You should hire imana as an
		
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			imam. All the sisters will sign a petition
		
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			to fire you.
		
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			If you speak about Sunnah and Shia, someone
		
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			will not be happy.
		
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			There are so many different topics that are,
		
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			you know, controversial
		
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			and I mean, there is no point in
		
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			learning about these things. What are you trying
		
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			to prove? You are only dividing the community.
		
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			Khalas. If it is not an issue, Khalas,
		
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			leave it alone, everybody is happy.
		
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			You have to have the knowledge of what
		
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			you are talking about. You can't just stand
		
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			up and give a talk.
		
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			Like, one person will come to you and
		
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			say, I wanna give a talk
		
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			about something. But you are not specialized in
		
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			the field. You have to have some knowledge
		
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			before you are able to speak.
		
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			And I think I gave this story before
		
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			you are bored of it.
		
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			The guy who was giving a talk about
		
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			ut Haya and, before Eid ul Athhaqurbari,
		
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			the feast of sacrifice
		
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			and, yeah. He was not as tall and
		
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			he just memorized some surahs from the Quran.
		
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			So,
		
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			after some time because he was the only
		
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			person who knew Quran in the village, a
		
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			small village somewhere in
		
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			one country in the Southeast Asia.
		
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			So he was the only educated person in
		
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			the town. He memorized some Quran. So for
		
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			them he was Khurja, he was Alama, he
		
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			was Askar.
		
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			So he started to read from a book
		
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			and explained but he was not Askar, he
		
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			was not educated.
		
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			So he told him, it says in the
		
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			book, I think it was faktas sunnah or
		
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			something, it is recommended to have wudu
		
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			purification
		
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			for the Qurban, for the hutay. So he
		
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			told him, he explained,
		
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			it is sunnah
		
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			to
		
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			have the animal to have wudu before you
		
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			kill it. So you watch the mouth of
		
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			the animal, the nose, the ears, and the
		
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			legs. The animal basically has to make wudu
		
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			before you kill it. But this is wrong.
		
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			What is meant here, it is recommended to
		
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			face the qiblah, and the person who is
		
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			offering the sacrifice
		
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			to wash himself liable, but it's only recommended.
		
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			It's only recommended. It's not an obligation.
		
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			So inshallah this is the last slide
		
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			it will help you to,
		
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			memorize a footba very easily.
		
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			If they ask you to give a talk,
		
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			and if you're not prepared,
		
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			the easiest way to make a talk is
		
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			to give them a story.
		
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			This is the easiest way to build a
		
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			talk, is to give them a story, a
		
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			very
		
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			impressive story, motivational story, then you can comment
		
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			on the story what we can learn from
		
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			the story. This is the easiest way to
		
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			give a Khutba. You do some reading backgrounds,
		
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			sum up your talk in points,
		
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			and you have to organize your Khutba.
		
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			And the easiest way to organize a Khutba
		
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			is to put it like when you write
		
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			an essay, you put you start with the
		
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			introduction,
		
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			the body of the problem, then the solution,
		
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			the solution or the conclusion.
		
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			Right?
		
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			How can you memorize a Khutba?
		
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			Well,
		
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			the easiest way to prepare a Khutba or
		
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			a talk is to put it in,
		
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			a chronological
		
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			or a logical order. I say for example,
		
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			if I'm talking about someone,
		
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			say for example, I'm gonna start about someone's
		
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			life. I say, well, he got his PhD
		
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			in 2005.
		
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			He has 4 children.
		
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			He died in 2012.
		
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			He got married in, 1995.
		
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			He was born in 1965.
		
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			He went to college when, he was, 20
		
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			years old. He retired when he was this.
		
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			He went to high school. Believe me, you
		
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			will never be able to memorize this. The
		
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			easiest way is to put it in a
		
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			logical order.
		
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			He was born in 1965.
		
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			He went to school when he was 7
		
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			years old. Then he went to high school.
		
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			Then
		
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			he went to college, he got his BA,
		
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			he got his masters, he got his PhD,
		
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			he got married,
		
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			he died right up because this is what
		
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			happens, because when you get married, tell us,
		
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			this is the end of your life.
		
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			No.
		
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			Yeah. He got married. He has 4 kids.
		
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			He got a job.
		
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			He retired, and he died. This is the
		
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			logical order. Right? It becomes very easy. So
		
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			when you put it in this logical order,
		
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			now you sum up,
		
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			you'll talk about the life of this person
		
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			in 4 words.
		
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			Birth, childhood,
		
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			education,
		
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			marriage, work, retirement, and death.
		
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			When you remember these 5 words, when you
		
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			give a talk,
		
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			you don't have to memorize the whole thing.
		
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			So I'm gonna talk about his birth and
		
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			childhood, 2 minutes, 3 minutes. Then I talk
		
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			about Siddiqi, education, 2, 3 minutes.
		
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			His marriage,
		
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			10 minutes.
		
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			Then his divorce,
		
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			his children, his education, and his work. If
		
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			you give 2 minutes to each of these
		
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			points, you have a Khutba of 30 minutes.
		
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			This is the easiest way to come up
		
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			with a very good Khutba.
		
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			So always sum up your foot buzz in
		
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			words.
		
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			4, 5 words. If you remember these 5
		
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			words in order, in a logical order, then
		
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			you will be able to remember,
		
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			you you remember your talk. The worst thing
		
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			you can do in life
		
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			well, it's a good thing sometimes to give
		
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			a presentation because some people are visual. It's
		
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			good to show them videos and cartoons and
		
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			funny things. The worst thing you can do
		
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			in your life as a speaker or a
		
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			talker is to read from a paper.
		
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			It will give the bad impression about you
		
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			that you are an idiot, you don't know
		
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			anything, or you have amnesia. You don't you
		
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			can't remember
		
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			4 words, birth, education, marriage, work,
		
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			retirement, and death. Right? So this is the
		
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			worst thing you can do. Plus some people
		
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			when they read from the thing,
		
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			they can't see clearly because there's not enough
		
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			light, they forgot their, glasses,
		
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			you know, so they always stumble when they
		
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			read. And as I said, it doesn't give
		
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			a lot of credibility when you are reading
		
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			from a piece of paper. People don't respect
		
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			this, most of the people. And you keep
		
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			stumbling on things and making mistakes, especially when
		
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			you have problem with the spacing or the
		
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			font is very small.
		
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			Like this story, it's a true story. 1
		
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			guy in Egypt, that was like 15 years
		
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			ago, 20 years ago, he used to give
		
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			a talk, he stumbled on this book
		
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			that, gives like,
		
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			transcripts of all Khutbas, like from a 1000
		
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			years ago. So every Jum'ah, he copied the
		
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			Khutba, and he used to read the Khutba
		
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			from the paper. So one time,
		
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			he was giving the talk and while he
		
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			was reading he says,
		
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			they said, of course, at the end he
		
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			always made dua for Sultan
		
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			Ahmed. May Allah give him a long life
		
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			and he died a 1000 years ago because
		
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			that was the norm at the time. At
		
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			the end you make dua for the Sultan.
		
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			Aja Sultan.
		
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			Long live Sultan. Sultan is dead 1000 years
		
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			ago. But anyway, they said, what did you
		
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			mean when you said in Nazinaag or Balatim
		
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			Waha Dufamsir Waha Dufamsir? He said, wallahi, this
		
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			is what the paper says. They looked at
		
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			it and it says in Nazina
		
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			am wazbala tamahinah.
		
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			Committing adultery is everywhere,
		
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			and fitna and,
		
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			tribulations and tests are everywhere. Oh my god.
		
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			Oh my god. This is what it says.
		
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			But because of the spacing, he mispronounced
		
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			the thing.
		
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			So,
		
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			I think we're gonna leave at this.
		
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			So, if you came late,
		
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			then Insha'Allah, maybe we can meet next week
		
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			if you are interested.
		
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			Choose a topic
		
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			for 3, maximum 5 minutes, then we're gonna
		
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			ask some of you to give talks in
		
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			front of us based on the stuff we
		
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			learned today. And if you are ready, we'll
		
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			give you a certificate from the Masjid that
		
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			you attended and you are able to give
		
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			a talk. So those who come next time,
		
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			Insha'Allah, they will be qualified to give talks
		
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			abroad Jumah Fuddha. And I will give them
		
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			I'll help them with
		
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			the introduction, the dua you say at the
		
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			end and the dua at the end and
		
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			how to build up your footba. But now
		
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			you have the basics to give a footba
		
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			and give a talk, Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.
		
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			So
		
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			how many of you plan to come,
		
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			next, Saturday 2 o'clock?
		
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			We'll give you a certificate.
		
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			After
		
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			2:30. Khalas, we'll meet at 2:30 inshallah. If
		
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			you wanna continue,
		
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			Prepare a topic of your choice. Choose a
		
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			topic and speak prepare something to speak about
		
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			this topic for 3 maximum 5 minutes, inshaAllah.
		
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			If you are qualified, you will be certified.
		
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			Any questions?
		
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			Questions?
		
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			So how tall was the
		
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			Terrible. Terrible.
		
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			Assalamu alaikum. We'll see you next week inshallah.
		
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			Well, before you guys go, if there's no
		
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			questions, we need some brothers and sisters to
		
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			get help chairs for today,