Mustafa Khattab – The Sahaba 9 9

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The speaker discusses the concept of Easter and the importance of treating others' behavior with personality traits. They explain that the concept of Easter is not a one-size-fits-all and that everyone has to work on their behavior to be good to others. The speaker also provides examples of how to handle negative situations and avoid mistakes.

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			The concept of Mawadah and Mahima.
		
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			Before we start talking about Mawadah, Rahma will
		
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			talk for a couple of minutes about the
		
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			weather. How do you like the weather?
		
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			A few days ago, we're actually thinking about
		
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			going to the field,
		
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			and and playing outdoor soccer. But as you
		
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			can see,
		
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			the the great setback that happened to me
		
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			and my and my boys
		
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			because of the weather. SubhanAllah. And Allah SubhanAllah
		
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			is able to do all things.
		
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			The change of weather,
		
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			one day you think it's, spring,
		
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			then you see the snow. One day the
		
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			weather is good or hot, and you see
		
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			the rain. Now you say,
		
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			SubhanAllah La'am because Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
		
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			is Youani able to do all things. Alagul
		
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			lishayeen kadeer. And you stand there
		
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			and you don't know what to do, and
		
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			you know for sure that Allah Subhanahu Wa
		
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			Ta'ala is is able to do all things,
		
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			and there's nothing you can do. Forget about
		
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			the laboratories,
		
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			forget about the science and technology,
		
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			there's nothing you can do. All you have
		
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			today to do is, SubhanAllah, Wa Alhamdulillah,
		
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			and you should be grateful for everything. You
		
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			can play indoor soccer. It's not a big
		
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			deal.
		
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			Indeed,
		
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			one of the great signs and miracles of
		
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			Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala is that he created
		
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			for you
		
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			spouses, husbands, and wives so you can live
		
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			with them in respect,
		
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			harmony,
		
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			understanding,
		
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			and love, and mercy. Indeed, in this are
		
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			signs for people who reflect.
		
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			So you have to have Mawanda and Rahma
		
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			between you and your wife.
		
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			You are not you personally, you're not perfect.
		
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			So how do you expect your wife or
		
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			your husband to be perfect?
		
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			You have to lower your standards a lot
		
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			of this. With that in mind, and also
		
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			with the concept of Mawaddah and Rahma,
		
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			you'll be able to brush things off, to
		
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			overlook, and to forgive.
		
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			If you really love someone,
		
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			you have to forgive them, and they also
		
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			will be able to forgive you. They will
		
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			give you the same treatment.
		
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			And the prophet,
		
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			If she doesn't know how to cook,
		
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			maybe she is good in dealing with the
		
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			people, bringing up your kids in a nice
		
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			way. Mashallah, she's very much taller, very much
		
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			taller, and
		
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			all that stuff.
		
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			So it is only one thing. I'm sure
		
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			if you also think about yourself, there are
		
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			probably many thing about your personality
		
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			personality that you need to work on.
		
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			So this is what the prophet, SAW, said,
		
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			meant.
		
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			The prophet, sallallahu alaihi wa sallam, says in
		
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			that, authentic hadith, the best of you are
		
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			those who are best
		
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			to their families and their wives, and I'm
		
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			the best of you to my family.
		
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			So the prophet
		
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			is setting the example,
		
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			and you will never find any hadith
		
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			that says the the prophet
		
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			even raised his voice to his wife
		
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			or even he put or he laid his
		
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			finger in his wife or beat his wife.
		
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			You will never find such a Hadith.
		
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			The prophet prophet, prophet, SAW, never beat a
		
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			servant
		
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			or a wife
		
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			at all. He never did it. He never
		
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			did it because the prophet
		
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			was
		
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			giving or leading by example, and this is
		
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			what we need to do.
		
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			If you treat your wife as a princess,
		
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			she will treat you as a king.
		
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			But if you treat her as a servant,
		
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			she will treat you as a slave.
		
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			Always put this as in your head.
		
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			So I'm gonna give a couple of examples
		
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			about things that contradict the concept of Mawaddah
		
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			and Rahmah in Islam. If the love is
		
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			not there,
		
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			there will be no
		
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			good treatment in them. And the best way
		
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			to treat your wife is to always think
		
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			that I should treat her
		
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			the way I expect my brother-in-law to treat
		
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			my sister.
		
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			But life, you put this in your head,
		
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			you will always treat your wife in a
		
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			good way. And the wife, if you put
		
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			your in in your head that I want
		
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			to treat my husband the way I like
		
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			my brother to be treated by his wife,
		
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			everybody will live a happy life.
		
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			We abuse them, and we we expect people
		
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			to be good to us.
		
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			You have to be good to people so
		
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			people will be good to you.
		
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			Otherwise, Allah
		
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			will send people to abuse you the same
		
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			way you abuse people. So this guy, 2
		
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			families, they didn't like each other. The family
		
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			of the husband and the family of the
		
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			wife, they didn't like each other. And the
		
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			husband didn't like his wife.
		
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			Their son went to his mom and said,
		
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			mom, what is the origin of man? She
		
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			said, we are from Adam, we are humans,
		
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			alhamdulillah.
		
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			So the kid went to his dad and
		
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			said, father, what is the origin of man?
		
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			He said, don't listen to your mom, she
		
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			is teaching you wrong. We are originally monkeys,
		
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			okay? We came from monkeys, the theory of
		
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			evolution, Darwin.
		
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			So the kid ran to his mom and
		
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			said, okay,
		
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			this is what you told me and dad
		
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			told me that we are originally from monkeys.
		
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			She said, Manny,
		
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			there's no contradiction here. I was talking
		
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			about my family and he was talking about
		
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			his family.
		
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			These are the family of monkeys. Okay? But
		
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			my family is different.
		
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			Nothing behind
		
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			Sheikh.
		
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			Mas Alit
		
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			So I conclude with this about,
		
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			sometimes
		
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			a husband is good to his wife. He's
		
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			giving her everything she wants, buying her stuff,
		
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			taking her to places. Very good husband.
		
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			Then one time, he will make a single
		
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			small maybe unintentional
		
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			mistake, and she will forget everything he did
		
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			to her.
		
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			And she will say, oh, Allah, you never
		
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			did anything good to me.
		
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			What are you talking about? You should be
		
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			fair. And some husbands, they do the same
		
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			thing. The wife is very good, masha'Allah, you've
		
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			taken care of you in the house and
		
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			everything.
		
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			And maybe she would do one slight mistake
		
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			and you forget everything
		
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			that she did to you. We conclude with
		
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			this story,
		
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			So
		
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			his wife lived her entire life in palaces
		
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			in palaces. She never saw mud in her
		
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			life,
		
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			and she said, my wish for today is
		
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			to walk on mud. I've never seen mud.
		
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			I don't I don't know what mud is.
		
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			So I said, Alhamdulillah, okay. So he brought
		
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			mud to the palace, and he put musk
		
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			and perfume
		
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			and stuff on it. And after she walked
		
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			on it, he took it away. Then one
		
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			day, she got she got mad at him.
		
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			Although he was a very nice guy, she
		
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			said, wallahi, you never did any good thing
		
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			to me in my whole life.
		
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			So he said, even the day of the
		
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			month,
		
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			the day I brought month to the palace,
		
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			you don't remember the day? What was going
		
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			on? So you have to be fair. You
		
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			you mention positive things, and if there is
		
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			something bad or a minor thing, you have
		
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			to overlook, you have to brush it off,
		
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			so life will move on. We'll continue next
		
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			time, inshallah.