Mustafa Khattab – Muslim Manners 23 Grace I Ramadan 2012

Mustafa Khattab
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The speaker explains the meaning of khbok, a single word that means "will" in English, and how it is used to signal frustration or attitude towards a situation. The meaning is also discussed, including the use of a person who controls himself at the time of extreme anger and the importance of patience and grace. The speaker also mentions a story about a man who uses his sword to set a victim on fire, and how the same person uses it to set a victim on fire.
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Not a single word in English that conveys

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the whole meaning of the word khalil.

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What is khalil? Khalil is when you control

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yourself and there is someone that deserves to

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be punched in the face

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and you could tell yourself this is Halib.

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Sometimes when your kids drive you nuts and

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you don't throw them outside the window this

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is Halib.

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And sometimes when you feel like I'm talking

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to the sister. Sometimes when you feel like

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you wanna shoot your husband in the head

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and you control yourself, this is heavy. So

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this is the meaning. Okay?

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Sometimes people, Yeah, I mean, they they they

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push you to the extreme and still you

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control yourself. This is the meaning of patience

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and grace.

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The patient one, the gracious one among you

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is not the one who knocks people down

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but the person who controls himself

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at the time of extreme anger.

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And I'm aware there are some games,

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on the Internet

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beat up your boss.

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And sometimes, they're recommended for someone who is

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under a lot of, stress at work. What

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you do, you download this game, you install

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it, and of course, you get a picture

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of your boss and you start smashing his

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face and punching him in the face, then

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you relax after 2 hours of beating on

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your boss. They have this game, it's it's

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very, popular.

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And if you like it, thanks and

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and the Khalifa stretched from India all the

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way to North Africa to Spain

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and you know, upper Africa.

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A very huge land, vast land. So we

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entered the masjid before fast it was very

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dark. So he stood on the head of

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a man who was asleep in the masjid.

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So the man woke up and he was

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very

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very nice. He said, are you blind?

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He was talking to Umar ibn Abdul Aziz.

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He didn't see him in the dark.

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So Umar ibn Abdul Aziz said, no I'm

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not blind.

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The servant of Omar ibn Abdul Aziz wanted

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to rip off the head of the of

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the guy who was sleeping in the bush.

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How dare you talk to the Khalifa like

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this? So Omar ibn Abdul Aziz told him,

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leave him alone. He asked me a question

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if

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And

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the So Adhan ibn Nuqai was very,

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patient and they they use him as an

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example for patience and grace. One man he

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was walking in the street and this man

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walked behind him and he started to cuss

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and and insult him.

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And Anab was patient, he didn't answer him

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back. He walked him a long distance behind

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him. So when he, Anab got close to

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his house and then, you know, the valley

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the the area where he used to live,

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he told the man, if you have something,

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if you have more insults

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to say, please say them before you go

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to my street. Because if my family hears,

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they will destroy you. So whatever you have

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against me, say it before we go there.

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Okay?

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And he and he hung his sword in

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the tree.

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So this man who was gathered came and

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took the sword and put it in the

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nick of the prophet sahalehi wa sallam. So

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the prophet sahalehi wa sallam woke up and

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there the man was standing with a sword

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in his hand. So he said to the

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prophet

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who can protect you from my hands now?

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So the prophet says Allah.

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So the man,

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you know, he trembled and his hand shook

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and the the sword fell off his hand.

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The prophet took it and put it in

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his neck and said who can't protect you

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from me now? Then

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so the man said, oh, Mohammed, have mercy

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have mercy. Then the Sahaba came, and the

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prophet, salawat alaihi wa sallam, told him the

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story. And at the end of the hadith,

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the prophet, salawat alaihi wa sallam, forgave him

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and set him free.

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So the Hadith about the creation of Adam

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from dust, mud, and clay, it's the same

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thing, the same stage,

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but different

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developments. Just like when you say, I made

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the that, loaf of bread from corn

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is wheat or wheat. It's acceptable if you

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say, I made it from flour. It's acceptable

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if you if you say, I made it

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from dough. It's the same thing, but different

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status. The winner for today is brother Sayed

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Usid.

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It's all I'm gonna say.

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He is the only one who answered the

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question. No one else. And the suari of

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the Quran The Quran

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talks about the curse

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tree in the Quran. What is that tree?

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If you know the answer, immediately before tomorrow

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as soon as I see I'd say Imam,

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and you hold the.

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