Navaid Aziz – 40 Hadith of Imam Nawawi – Episode 30

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The importance of gratitude and healthy deeds is emphasized in Islam, including gratitude towards Allah for blessings and helping others. The speakers stress the need to be held accountable for one's behavior and use words to describe emotions. Prayer and healthy behavior are also emphasized, as is the importance of praying for the good and not harming oneself. The segment concludes with a brief advertisement for a Christmas party.

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			Without
		
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			further
		
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			worship
		
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			shikara Mohammed Abdullah sudo sallallahu alayhi wa he was, he was seldom at the Sleeman kathira Oh,
my God, my dear brothers and sisters as salaam alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
		
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			so we don't have December 26 I have you heard a lot about the love
		
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			and the love it was send them. kudos to them I mean
		
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			he ships
		
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			with rainbow original feeder but he made a Boo.
		
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			Boo sadhaka will kill him to fly to South Africa. When we put the foot towards him she had no soda
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			soda on the authority of Abu huraira the loved one who said that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said, Every small bone of everyone has upon it a charitable act for every day upon
which the sunrises bring about justice between two is an act of charity, helping a man get on his
mount, lifting him onto it or helping him put his belongings on it is a charitable act. A good word
is a charitable act. every step you take towards the prayer is a charitable act. and removing the
harmful thing from the past is a charitable act recorded by unprovided recorded by a party. So
remember now we have a lot in this 26. Hanif is continuing on from hedis number 25, which talks
		
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			about charitable acts as well. But there's a particular goal behind this headache. And this is
another version of a very similar Hadith to this, where the prophets of Allah Allah wa sallam he
says, used to be right up to the Sudan. I mean, it comes into the hands in sort of how could you
tell me that in South Africa,
		
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			in South Africa,
		
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			in South Africa,
		
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			nephew and Luca sadhaka we use you mean daddy karrakatta Yokohama? Minato ha, that the Messenger of
Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Every morning there is on the bones and joints of any of you
are charitable act, every disappear as a charitable act. every decade is a charitable act. Every
time is a charitable act. And every bill is a charitable act. Ordering good is a charitable act to
eradicate evil as a charitable act to fulfill that charity, it is sufficient to pray to Allah ties
of blood to the cause of the heart. So this is like one of the intended goals behind the mammogram,
Allah that after December 25, he gave a brief summary of what constitutes a charitable act. Do you
		
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			need an intention for it or not? And how do mundane regular daily acts become acts of sadaqa? Now,
Mama, no, Mama is getting into something more specific. And that is how the acts of saliva that we
perform are not just accidentally due to increase our idea. But there are apps that we do to show
gratitude to Allah subhana wa Tada. So this is the key difference between the two. The first study
that we took on December 25, it was about Gen X of silica and how x become active silica right,
where it's headed number 26 is the vote how these apps are not just acts of South Africa with their
acts of gratitude, to a loss of
		
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			gratitude to a lesser animal, what's the other
		
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			so the Messenger of Allah sallallahu sallam, he starts off this hadith by telling us, every joint of
everyone upon it is a charity for each day that the sun rises, the Messenger of Allah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, he's setting a frame of mind that each and every one of us is meant to have and
that is that each and every single day as we arise in the morning, we should have this ambition we
should have this goal of wanting to use those things that Alice has given us to get closer to Allah
subhanho wa Taala. And that is why when you look at the drive that we say in the morning, who can
remind me of the drive that we say when we wake up in the morning, when you wake up from your sleep,
		
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			what is the driver to say, Who can tell me that what
		
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			I said so you say
		
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			imaginable. So you say Praise be to Allah, the One that granted his life after he has taken it away,
and to Him we shall return and to Him we shall return. So you notice that there's two key focuses on
this door. The first of them is that Allah subhana wa tada is in control of our lives, that he is
the one that gives us life and he is the one that takes it away.
		
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			Then the second element of this
		
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			eventual return is to Allah subhanho wa Taala. So we need to do as many good deeds as we can and
stay away from as many bad things as we can in this limited period of time. And this is what the
Messenger of Allah subhana wa sallam is telling us here, that each and every single day that Allah
gives us the ability to wake up upon our body, as the subtle content needs to be given upon our body
as a subtle clock that needs to be given.
		
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			Now, you notice over here, the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi, wa sallam, he says, Allah, and
Allah over here, genuinely means that these acts of charity are obligatory, when the word Allah is
used, you know, when you say lol insanity, and you're suddenly when it is upon mankind to pray, it
indicates that it this prayer that is being done is obligatory. So now the scholars they had a
difficult time interpreting this, that when the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is
saying that upon each and every single joint is an act of charity, is this act of charity, something
that is just recommended, or something that is obligatory, something that is just recommended, or
		
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			something that is actually obligatory, and this is worthy different upon. And to summarize the
discussion and knowledge about him have a lot, he concludes the discussion by saying that these acts
of charity, one of them has to be done by mankind each and every single day, that at least one act
of charity has to be done each and every single day. And then as for gratitude is of two types,
gratitude is of two types, that is obligatory, and then that which is recommended, that was
obligatory, and that which is recommended. So the act of charity wouldn't have itself. One act of
charity has to be done by mankind each and every single day. And there's no way out of this. And
		
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			then in terms of gratitude, gratitude for most animals, the other part of it is mandatory, and then
part of it is just recommended part of it is just recommended. So now speaking about gratitude to
Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala, he says that the pillars of gratitude are five, the pillars of gratitude, or five. So just
like we have the five pillars of Islam, he's saying that the pillars of gratitude are actually five.
And he says that the first of them is that one humbles himself in front of the one that restored the
blessing, one humbles himself in front of the one that bestowed the blessing, meaning that the one
that is giving you the gift, you humble yourself in front of this individual, and that is why you
will see spamela just naturally when you're receiving something, you put your hand out like this,
right? Rarely do you take something from someone and you take the latest, generally you will take it
		
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			like this as if they're placing that something in your hand. And when you're doing this, you'll
generally be looking down like this. So it is as if you're humbling yourself. So if it says that the
first step is that you humble yourself in front of the one that is giving you the gift, that Humble
yourself in front of the one that is giving you the gift. Number two, you love the one that is
giving you the gift, you love the one that is giving you the gift, meaning that one of the ways we
increase our love of Allah subhanaw taala is recognizing the gifts that Allah subhanho wa Taala has
given us nothing like Milan this part, he has very, very beautiful commentary. And that is one of
		
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			the biggest fitness that mankind goes through is that they love the gift more than the one that gave
the gift. They love the gift more than the one that gave the gift. So let's find out Allah gives you
wealth, he gives you a family, he gives you a great job. And then the time comes you're all the
things that Allah has given you actually become more beloved to you. Then Allah subhanho wa Taala I
think a more practical example of this is sleep at the time of budget. Allah subhana wa tada is the
one that gave us peaceful and comfortable sleep. And at first, we have a conscious decision to make.
Do we give up that sleep and wake up to pray? fudger? Or do we continue with that sleep that Allah
		
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			gave us and continue on with that sleep with that gift that Allah gave us? So that's a practical
example, that you have to love the one that gave you the gift and to understand this properly. Allah
subhanho wa Taala who is the gift giver should always be more beloved to mankind should always be
more beloved to mankind.
		
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			The number three, the number three is that he admits that this blessing came from Allah and Allah
alone. This blessing came from Allah subhanho wa Taala and Allah alone mean that each and every
single thing that we have in our lives from the good of it is purely from Allah subhanho wa Taala we
are just the means of attaining that good but the ultimate good is from Allah subhanho wa Taala and
him alone.
		
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			Number four, is that one should praise Allah subhanho wa Taala for that blessing. Number four is
that one should praise Allah subhana wa tada for that blessing. So once you recognize the blessing
of Allah subhanho wa Taala has given you you praise Allah subhanho wa Taala for that blessing, then
how ungrateful is it that you know someone opens up the
		
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			For you, yet you don't say thank you to them, or someone who helps you with your bags, and you don't
say thank you to them, or someone who helps you with directions, would you don't say thank you to
them? And these are gifts, such minute acts, right? almost anyone can do these acts. And it is a
crime to not say thank you in these situations, then how would the one that gave you life, I was the
one that gave you the ability to breathe, I was the one that gave you the ability to see, right, all
these are greater blessings. So more gratitude needs to be expressed to the tongue towards Allah
subhanho wa Taala. And then the fifth pillar of gratitude he mentioned is that this birthday
		
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			blessing should be used in obedience to Allah subhanaw taala and not disobedience. This lesson
should be used in obedience to Allah subhanho wa Taala and not disobedience. So going back to the
example of sleep over here is that sleep was a blessing from Allah subhanho wa Taala. Now you can
use this as a means of gaining strength in the night, so that you can worship Allah subhanaw taala
during the day, or you can use this as a means you know what sleep is beloved to me. So let me sleep
right through budget, right, so then becomes an act of disobedience. And then it becomes an act of
disobedience. And this is a beautiful thing that if you would actually reflect upon it, those nights
		
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			where you've had a little amount of sleep, but you managed to wake up or select a budget, your day
starts off very energetic and you feel great about that day, even though you've had a little amount
of sleep. And those days where you sleep for seven, eight hours and you've slept right through
budget. Even though you've slept like 17 hours you feel terrible on that day you feel you feel as if
you're lacking energy, and that is the bulk of the obedience of Allah subhanho wa Taala. So that
blessing that you have from Allah subhanaw taala should be used for his obedience and not for his
disobedience. And this is what
		
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			he calls the bill the pillars of obedience to Allah subhanho wa Taala these are the pillars of
obedience to Allah subhanho wa Taala the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he mentioned
in this Hadith, adequately sudama and sudama is a small bone in your body is a small bone in your
body, particularly the boards that you see in your hands. And in your feet. These are the tsunami
that the small bones between you know the joints, each of these is like a small bone. These are
known as Tulum. So the Messenger of Allah love I knew silom over here is saying that for each and
every single one of these bones, there's an act of charity that needs to be done. So now imagine
		
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			that Imagine you have to give sadaqa for each and every bone in your body is panela for each and
every muscle for each and every organ, right? For each and every breath that you take for each and
every heartbeat that your body makes, that you have no conscious participation in whatsoever. All of
these things require an act of subtle clock that is there in order for us to be grateful to Allah
subhanho wa Taala in order for us to be grateful to Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			Now, this leads to several reflections. The most obvious of them, is if these small bones have a act
of southerners mandatory upon them, that you know, say enjoining good or forbidding evil, or saying
a kind word, or you know, helping your brother in this time of need. These are the small acts of
sadaqa then imagine the type of Southern colonies needs to be done for the bigger blessings in life.
Right? What type of surgical needs to be done for the blessing of a mother's Hug And A mother's kiss
and a mother's you know, homemade if done? Right, whatever saliva needs to be given them. A greater
act of saliva needs to be given a greater act of silica needs to be given. The Messenger of Allah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam teaches us as a second reflection, that one of the greatest ways of
thanking Allah subhanho wa Taala is by doing good deeds. And in fact, when mankind stops doing those
good deeds, he's in actuality, becoming ungrateful to Allah subhanho wa Taala. Then one of the
greatest forms of of Aneurin gratitude for Los Angeles Allah is those blessings that Allah gives us
that we don't do acts of South Africa with them, we don't do acts of South Africa with them.
		
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			Number three, is that what you eventually learn from this, if each and every single blessing that
Allah has given us requires an act of sadaqa then in reality, you cannot actually fulfill the
obligation towards Allah subhanho wa Taala and this is what the, I guess the the conclusion of the
discussion comes to, is that everything that Allah has given us, we can never praise him enough for
it, we can never do enough good deeds. Now this doesn't mean that we give up try, it just means that
we need to try our best and hope that the little that we do that almost kind of with the other will
accept it from us, the little that we do, we hope that Allah subhana wa tada will accept it from us.
		
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			And this is a reflection I want to share with you that you know, as we are in the days of hygiene
shala you know, the Hajaj is going to be going to Mina in the next couple of hours.
		
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			Right, which is going to begin in Sharla. And if you look at the story behind Hajj itself, that
Allah subhanho wa Taala he commended
		
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			Did Ibrahim alayhis salam and is married to go to Morocco, and to put the foundations of the Kava at
a particular time in a particular place with particular people, right? This is the commander of us
panels. If you look at the humidity of Ibrahim, it says that even though Allah commanded him to do
this, I'll give him a specific time a specific place. It says it will is normally going to accept
this deep because you're fulfilling the command of Allah. But Ibrahim Ali said, and he says a good
example for us that even though he's fulfilling a command from Allah subhanho wa Taala, he wasn't
deluded into thinking that Allah would automatically accept this deed from him. And that is why when
		
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			he finished building the Kava, he made the doctor was fine with Allah, Robin at the top one minute
in the cactus, semi organic, there are a lot except from us. Indeed, you are the all seeing and all
knowing. And I believe developing this attitude is very, very important that a lot of the times we
think that just because we've done a good deed just because we fasted today, just because we want to
be fasting on arafa. Naturally, Allah subhanho wa Taala is going to accept it. That's not the case.
In fact, when you look at the way our predecessors were particularly normal of Mahatma, he used to
say that it was the case that Allah would accept everyone's deeds, except for one individual, I
		
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			would always fear that that one individual would be me that Allah wouldn't accept my deeds. And this
is the type of mentality that we have, we should have, that one should strive as best in doing the
deed. And after the deed is done, one should ask Allah subhana wa tada to accept it. And to thank
Allah subhanaw taala gave us the opportunity to do that good deed Allah gave us that opportunity to
do that good deed.
		
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			The fourth thing is the forgetful nature of mankind, the forgetful nature of mankind, the Messenger
of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he tells us now mitanni was born that he like a few men and
that's a
		
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			that's true blessings that most of mankind is completely heedless of his free time, and good health.
So here's the Messenger of Allah sallallahu sallam, he teaches us that mankind is going to be
forgetful, right, and the two blessing that he's going to be most forgetful of, or is good health
and his free time. And it's only when he becomes sick, that he realizes the value of his health. And
it's only when he becomes busy that it realizes the value of his free time. And this is something
that we should constantly remind ourselves of, that we need to take advantage of our good health
before we get sick, take advantage of us being young and being you know, energized before time comes
		
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			where we are old, and we don't have that energy. Take advantage of our free time before we come
busy. I want you to think about all that free time that we had while being single while being gone
before we got married before we had children. And we had spent all that time or not even all that
time, just a part of that time to study more Islam to memorize more of the Quran. How easy Could it
have been done? Right? Just thinking about if we just took half a page of the Quran a day to
memorize just half a page over a period of two and a half years to three years. You can finish
finish memorizing the Quran. Think about that. It's just about taking advantage of the free time
		
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			that we have. And this is required for all of the blessings of Allah subhanho wa Taala they try your
utmost best that each and every single moment, you're cognitive of the blessings that Allah has
given you, thanking Allah subhanho wa Taala with your tongue and with your names by using those
blessings to get closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala by using those blessings to get closer to Allah
subhanho wa Taala. The next discussion is why does the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam mention upon which the sun rises, so every day upon which the sun rises is an act of charity.
Why mentioned upon the sunrises, the scholars commented over here is that this is to develop that
		
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			mindset that we were talking about, so that every time someone sees a sunrise, they're reminded that
they have a day to get closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala. And this was one of the predecessors of
hustle and bustle he used to say, in the mountains, a young man is a young Yama Sahaba bajo that you
are just a few number of days, and one of these days slips away from your hands, meaning that you
don't take advantage of it. Then it is as a part of your life has disappeared as what part of your
life has disappeared as well. So with each sunrise in with each sunset, it is a reminder that our
lives are slipping away from us and that we need to work to get closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			either we need to get closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala either.
		
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			The next discussion is how all of the blessings that Allah subhana wa Xander gives us they go into
one of two categories based upon how we are how we react. So when Allah subhanaw taala gives us a
blessing. It arrives as a blessing, but our reaction was
		
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			either keep it as a blessing, or we'll turn it into a curse, our reaction will either keep it as a
blessing or turn it into a curse. So every worldly blessing is not accompanied with thanks to a lot
becomes a calamity, every worldly blessing that is not accompanied by thanks to Allah subhana wa
Tada, it becomes a calamity. And this is why I've been thinking about him a whole lot. He used to
say that a sin that brings you closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala is better than a blessing that
brings you away from him is better than the blessing that brings you away from him. A person commits
a sin, they feel very bad for it. And this leads them to getting closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			This is better than the one who receives a blessing, whether it is good health, whether it is free
time, whether it is money, whether it is you know, whatever he desires, and then this takes him away
from getting closer to Allah subhanaw taala this takes him away from getting closer to Allah subhana
wa Tada. And this is another you know, story from my time in Medina is that there was a student that
he complains to his chef, that you know, Chef, look, I've been studying for on with you for the last
five or six years, but I wasn't able to finish memorizing the Quran, you know, I don't know what it
is. And every time I start a new job, it seems like you have to go back to the previous jobs and and
		
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			redo it again. And as finally you see the wisdom and the shifts answer, he says, keep trying. And if
you achieve the memorization of the Quran, then thank Allah subhanho wa Taala for it, then thank
Allah subhanho wa Taala for it. But if you're unable to achieve it, even after all of your hard
work, then look at it from the perspective that perhaps Allah subhana wa tada saved you from like
pfitzner, that you wouldn't be able to save it from a pfitzner that you wouldn't be able to bear.
Because memorizing the Quran, it comes with a burden, that you have to keep it in your memory
continuously revise it, you have to try to understand it, implement it to the best of your ability,
		
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			you become an example, an example where the people around you, you know, leading Salah now becomes
mandatory upon you, right. So this is the burden of having the Koran with us. Now you can put this,
you know, replace this blessing with any other blessing than a person who wants money that comes
with accountability, you have to give that extra setup, you have to pay your account, you have to
use that money to get closer to Allah subhana wa Tada, you wanted a good job, all that comes with
accountability. And that is why, you know, I believe people they become deluded by by the dunya in
this perspective, you know, you look at the the rights movement, particularly the woman's rights
		
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			movement, and you know, to get independence, they're like, you know, why can't the woman be the head
of the household? Right? They don't realize that when that leadership is given to you, it isn't come
free of charge that you know, you can start bossing your your spouse around that's nobody needs.
What it means is that you now have a higher responsibility, a higher accountability with Allah
subhanho wa Taala. And this is why it is so important that each and every single gift and blessing
that is given to us, we hold ourselves accountable for it. Right. So I'm going to look at obra de
Laval who is to say, hold yourselves accountable before you're held to account. Hold yourselves
		
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			accountable before all this data was accountable. Because if you don't hold yourself accountable for
those blessings, then more than likely, you're going to destroy yourself more than likely you will
destroy yourself. So you have to recognize those blessings. And thank Allah subhanho wa Taala for
those blessings, because if you don't, then those blessings turned into a calamity then those
blessings turn into a calamity through which Allah subhanho wa Taala will punish you. If you look
inside, so that the Toba Allah final tally tells the Messenger of Allah symbol La Jolla was set up
for that to achieve a karma
		
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			for dunya, with Casa home capital, they don't be impressed by the worth and children that was kind
of what sada gave to them. In the movie, the loved one you advocate on behalf that Indeed Allah
subhanho wa Taala only wants to punish them through this only wants to punish them through this,
that the more wealth that they have, the more children that they have, the more accountability that
they have for these things. And in the end of the day in the Hereafter, the more their punishment
increases, whereas the less wealth the less children, the less blessings a person has, yes, life
will be difficult in this world. But you'll also have less accountability in the hereafter you'll
		
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			also have less accountability in the hereafter. Know what the state wants to try to achieve through
all of this is to increase your love of Allah subhanho wa Taala through these continual blessings to
increase your love of Allah subhanho wa Taala through these continual blessings, and this is what
this hadith teaches us that if you want to increase your love of Allah subhana wa tada then try
recognizing the blessings that Allah subhana wa tada has given you and thanking Him and you'll
notice that your love of Allah subhanho wa Taala will
		
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			increase. Now the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he goes on to give specific
examples, he goes on to give specific examples, bringing about justice between two is an act of
charity. So in every community, you will have a couple of people that are always fighting and
bickering. You know, it's as if Allah, they're just there to fight with one another. And it's just
human nature that when you're inside an argument, when you're inside, you know, an unfriendly
environment with another individual, you can't find a way to reconcile the situation. But as soon as
the third party steps in, then all of a sudden, they're able to find a perspective, they are able to
		
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			find a point of view that you didn't see. And that is why it is bringing about justice, bringing
about a relationship between two people is such a great thing to do. And that's why it's considered
this noble act. And that is why the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi, wa sallam, he even tells
us that it is permissible to lie, to bring two people together, it is permissible to lie, to bring
two people together. So if you know two friends are Friday, something's happened between them, you
can go to one friend and tell them look, the other person, he misses you, he's really sorry for what
he's done. Even though he didn't say anything like that at all, it will make the person reflecting
		
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			go back to the other person did you go and tell the other person the same thing? Look, so so this is
who is really sorry for what he's done, and you can rebuild the relationship, then there's nothing
more that can be desired. And the greater the relationship, the greater the reward. So a husband and
wife is fighting, the greatest form of reward is reconciling the husband and wife, and then amongst
two friends, and then amongst two brothers, and then the greater the relationship, the greater the
reward. Now, the greatest out of all these relationships is that you can help a person make amends
with his relationship with Allah subhanho wa Taala will help a person make amends with his
		
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			relationship told us
		
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			that he doesn't know how to understand trials in his life, he doesn't, he isn't able to recognize
the blessings that Allah has given him. So to spend time with this individual and help them
recognize him, then this is one of the best acts of charity. And this is one of the best acts of
charity. And it's something that seemed throughout the Koran. It was fine with Allah, He tells us,
but a lot was never that of a nickel that you'll be conscious of a lot and reconcile amongst
yourselves. In the manual. We know the first step away now for Waco, that indeed the brothers of the
believers are nothing but brothers. So help them to consult amongst themselves to help them be
		
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			consult amongst themselves. Helping a man get on his mouth is a charitable act. So now in this day
and age, you know, no one uses horses anymore, so they don't need help, you know, getting onto their
horse. But what does this mean in the modern day context, in the modern context, it's you see
someone's car's broken down on the side of the road, to pull over to the side of the road and help
boost his car to help him change a tire. This would be considered an act of Seneca, an individual is
locked out of his car, you know, to open up the car for him if you're able to or to call CAA. For
him, this would be considered an act of Seneca. So this is what you need to see that in the modern
		
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			context, you know, what can you do? So think about how many times you go and buy someone's car. When
your car's broken down on the side of the highway. There was an opportunity of South Africa that
went by us there was an opportunity of South Africa that went by us message our system says, and a
good word is a South Africa a good word, as a sort of God, what is the good word you're referring
to? So in light of the other hand, if we see that the good word generally means to save as to say
some kind of law Alhamdulillah a lot about and then the law, but here the Messenger of Allah
sallallahu Sallam used a very general term he said Kadima, Eva, like, General good word. So this
		
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			means even complimenting a brother, someone you haven't seen in a long time, my uncle, Mashallah
you're looking very young today. You know, just an unkind word to him. This is an act of saliva to
help him feel good. And he actually smiled.
		
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			So this is like an actor of Sonata. So sometimes you may not even be like the obvious thing, right?
Just compliment someone on their clothing, compliment someone on their hair, call them and something
on the most my new detail, you may think it's insignificant, but it has the ability to change their
day all around. So just a general compliment is a good word, right? And then, you know, guiding a
person to Islam, that's an even greater good word. So just think of all the good things that you can
do with your tongue. And that would be an act of sadaqa. Every step that you take towards the prayer
is an act of sadaqa.
		
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			So now, I want to put this in the in the proper context. When a person comes to the masjid. Should
they go to the closest parking spot? Or should they look for the further parking spot for the
parking spot? No, they should look for the closest parking spots.
		
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			I would say generally speaking, my advice would be is look for the perfect parking spot Why? You'll
get twice the amount of edge over here. Number one, is that you want the closer parking spot would
you're giving it up for the sake of Allah because you love for your brother, would you love for
yourself
		
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			test one and that one act of a generator. The second act of idea is that there were a small tribe of
people, literally a public 12 people that was their tribes on a lot. They wanted to move closer to a
mesh than a buoy, they want to move closer to
		
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			the Messenger of Allah Sicilian, pull them don't, because each step that you take to the masjid is
an act of setup. So it is an opportunity for reward for you. So if you're leaving living further
away from the masjid, they're taking more steps, they're taking more steps to the masjid. So when
you park farther away than the for each step that you walked in and rested, you also get more
reward, you also get more reward. Now obviously, this is something that can only be done by someone
that is coming early to the machine. If you're coming late, this ally started, it doesn't mean that
you park no miles away, just so that you can end up missing the gym and no catching the gym is more
		
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			important, then you know getting the reward of walking to the masjid or take those extra steps. So
you have to be conscious of that. But if you're if you have time, the park further away, and with
each step that you take into the masjid, no hope for reward from Allah subhana wa Tada, because this
is what the Messenger of Allah sallallahu Sallam said, then he says in removing a harmful thing from
the past is a charity. Right? And this is something that we've discussed in the previous Hadith,
that the lowest form of sadaqa that anyone can do, who remembers that? What is the lowest form of
sadaqa that any one of us can do? Who are members?
		
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			Nope. There's an act of charity that is even lower and easier than that. Go sleeping, no easier than
that.
		
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			accent fantastic. That is the lowest active charity that a person can give to themselves is not
harming other people. Problems are certainly toward one of the companions as to prevent people from
prevent people from your own harm, then this is a subtle call that you give to yourself. This is a
subtle call that you give to yourself and not harming people. Literally, it takes no effort
whatsoever. Just mind your own business. No, don't do anything to harm anyone. And you've given a
certificate yourself, that is the lowest form of southern Canada, does it require action, then in
terms of Salonika, that actually does require action, then smiling in your face of your brother and
		
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			lifting something harmful from the ground? These are the minimal acts of service that are done that
actually do require effort that actually do require effort. Now reflection upon this part of the
headache. Imagine if the Muslims actually took this hadith seriously, that you see something harmful
on the path. And each and every Muslim, he feels like he should be the one that is picking it up. By
definition, shouldn't our lines be the cleanest lands on the planet? That's my definition. That's
the way that's the way it should be. Because this is the lowest form of a man right there that you
pick up something harmful from the past. So what does it say about the Muslim lands? That there's
		
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			not much in mother fortunately, because our lands are completely filthy. Everywhere you go, you'll
find like, I mean, it is really bad to
		
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			hear story from shake yasir Qadhi. So she asked if it was in India for the first time. First time is
going to India first time, he's going to see his family. He's in a taxi. And what does he see that
as you stopped in on a red light, just in the middle of the street, someone has stopped, and he's
going to the bathroom right there in the middle of the road. No shame whatsoever.
		
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			You know, who does that sort of thing. And that's just one example. Then you have, you know, the
trash that we would throw out of our own windows, we're driving, we just finished our cup of Tim
Hortons. You know, we don't have a bag in the car. You know what, let me throw the cup out the
window. We've seen this many, many times. That shouldn't be the case, my dear brothers and sisters,
we need to accept the responsibility that if we can't clean up the planet, at the very least we
shouldn't make a deal dirtier. We can't clean up the planet. At the very least we shouldn't make it
dirty. Now, let us conclude
		
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			the messenger processor and the second Hadees that we mentioned, he says and what will you know
compensate for all of these acts of charity, from enjoying the good and forbidding evil to speaking
the good word to you know, removing something harmful from the past. All of this will be compensated
by praying to access Doha prayer by praying to Rockcastle Doha prayer now what is the Doha prayer?
The Doha prayer is a prayer that's done between from sunrise all the way till noon from sunrise all
the way to noon. She kept us a minute Hey Mama, he mentioned that 20 minutes after sunrise and 20
minutes before the zenith before the one. This is when the title can be done. This is when the time
		
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			for Doha can be done. It should be done in two units at a time. It should be done two units at a
time, up to a number of eight up to a number of eight. This was the Messenger of Allah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam will do this with the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would do and
that is something that we should strive for in sha Allah is something we should strive for
inshallah. In fact, the messenger system
		
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			gave advice to a Valera do not. And he advised him with three things. He advised him with fasting
three days every month, to perform to look as a baja and to perform the winter prayer and to perform
the winter prayer and to perform the winter prayer. Now, this leads us into discussion.
		
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			What is better? The two centers for fudger? Or the Doha prayer? Who's going to tell me what's
better? The two centers are the hopper.
		
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			So why wouldn't the messenger masa mentioned the two centers prevention over here, as opposed to the
Doha prayer there?
		
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			Take a guess. Okay.
		
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			So you've never missed them, right?
		
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			You're very, very close. Very, very close. Anyone else want to give it a shot? Why would the
Messenger of Allah mentioned the Doha prayer and not let the Sooners for budget, so we have three
hands that will take all three of us first.
		
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			Because the
		
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			business so it is challenging for them to start the business,
		
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			even though it is not obligatory. So that's why it has more volume.
		
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			Then the students profession,
		
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			interesting process themselves, as soon as the budget that it is better than everything in this
video. That's how the Sooners prefer to describe, but that's a good way of looking at it. Go ahead.
		
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			Anything in the world?
		
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			So why didn't he mention the budget?
		
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			Better than charity?
		
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			So as soon as the doctor told us that if you want to compensate for all these acts of Southern
Africa, why not just tell the people you know, as soon as the budget instead
		
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			of a budget? Okay, that's another way to look at it rather than the last one.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Interesting. I'm not taking any more hands, unless you have the answer. Are you sure you
		
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			call us because your regular articulates in the last one. But is it because at the time, everybody
was already establishing this,
		
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			too, as an added measure of thankfulness?
		
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			That is a very good way of looking at it. Very good way of looking at it. Let me share with you what
Michelle Kenyon like more or less as a mama show Kenyan like him a lot. He says, the reason why the
messenger of us didn't mention the soonest for budget, because the general rule of the sinner
prayers is what was the general rule for the Sunnah prayers is that if you have any deficiencies in
your fourth prayer, then the sooner prayer is going to make it up. Right? That is the relationship
between the sinner prayers, and the fourth verse. If there's a deficiency in your prayer, then your
sooner prayers make up for those deficiencies. Whereas the Doha prayer is a completely separate
		
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			prayer, it has nothing to do with the fourth prayer at all, it has nothing to do with the fourth
prayer. But rather, this is about you being grateful to Allah subhanho wa Taala during a portion of
the day where there is no fourth solar, so you have this long portion of the data panel up from the
time of sunrise, to the time of you know known, it's a long portion of the day, there's no prayer
there. And as many of you alluded to, that this is a time where people are getting up to go to
school, getting ready to go to work, you know, they're busy with their chores, a lot of stuff is
going on, and for you to take a moment of your time at that time. While all this is happening, to
		
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			show gratitude for Allah subhana wa Tada, then this is something great at that time, this is
something great at that time. So that is the relationship between the prayers, and Allah Subhana.
Allah knows best. Now let's conclude with recent remarks on this. And he comments on this hadith by
saying that if you give acts of charity, or do acts of charity, on behalf of your joints and body,
then this is one of the ways to protect your body from harm. And this is one of the ways to protect
your body from harm. So someone that's constantly getting injured and getting hurt. And heighten is
basically saying, Do more after sadaqa with your body and all those animals, Allah will keep your
		
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			body healthy for you will keep your body healthy for you. Number two, just like we have the cat upon
our wealth, then there's a cat on our body as well. Just like there's a cat upon our world, then
there's a cat upon our bodies as well and that is using our bodies to get closer to Allah subhanaw
taala to get closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala and the last remark upon this hadith is that if you
look at all the deeds
		
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			messenger of Allah so I sort of mentioned, all of these deeds are like interactive deeds, the good
word is an interactive deed. You know, reconciling between people is an interactive deed, helping an
individual, you know, get on to his horse, or in this case, helping women with his car is an
interactive deed, removing something from the pathway of the lender individual is an interactive
deed. The point being, again, we cannot emphasize this enough, Islam does not want people to become
monks, Islam does not want people to just live inside of the Muslim 24 seven, have no job and
worship Allah subhanho wa Taala. If you don't have a job, yes, that's something that's fine to do
		
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			for a limited amount of time. But we're encouraged to go out and get a job and secret is and
interact with one another. And in this interaction, we treat each other in the best possible way.
And with this interaction, we treat each other with the best possible way.
		
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			Now, I just want to conclude with one last thing in sha Allah. And that is, as we know, the day of
alpha is going to be on Friday, inshallah they do a lot of fun will be on Friday, who knows the
virtue of fasting on the day of alpha, what is the virtue of fasting on the day of alpha.
		
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			Coming here, fantastic. The Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam has reported Sahih
Muslim, that when you fast the day of alpha, it will expiate the sales of the previous year, and the
coming year, the minor sins that you commit. So this is a great opportunity to earn that ledger. So
on Friday, even if we're not fasting, you know, the first eight days, we have to make sure we don't
miss the ninth day we don't miss the next day. Now there's a fifth issue related to this. And that
is that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he prohibited from fasting only on
Friday, he prohibited from fasting only on Friday. So does that mean if we want to fast the day of
		
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			alpha, we also have to fast on Thursday as well? And the answer to that is no. It's much better. And
yes, if you do fast on Thursday, and on Friday, because you're you know, staying away from this
prohibition, as well as catching an extra day of fasting, it is the better thing to do. However, it
is acceptable, just a fact of the day of Friday, as well, because the context of the Hadith, of
prohibition of fasting on Friday, this is just for knuffle fasts, they don't have a reason behind
them, they don't have a reason behind them. So if someone is fasting every second day, and then
secondly, happens to fall on a Friday is there a lot of fasting on that Friday, and the person has
		
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			gone fast and makeup, and the only day can make up out of the week is a Friday, he can pick up that
Friday. And similarly, just like the DR modifies went to fall on the Friday, it is permissible for
him just to fast on that Friday, we'll level
		
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			and we'll open up the floor for five questions in Sharla. By questions of equality, go ahead.
		
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			With the month, three days should be fasting. Fantastic. So the three days of the month or the
middle, three days, 13th 14th and 15th of the month, they're called the lima beans, the white days,
those are the three days that you should try to fast forward shama lavon,
		
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			that was mentioned, how do you protect yourself from talking about other because if you bite
somebody, you will be
		
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			the problem. The problem nowadays, if somebody is in a public sphere, is either shift making doors
for a politician,
		
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			they do something.
		
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			So if you talk about them,
		
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			what's a unique thing that isn't there, when you talk about them
		
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			for your analysis, he put himself in public service situation fantastic. So the general rule is that
we're not meant to speak bad about anyone except in certain situations. So for example, this person
is oppressing you then to seek help you're allowed mentioning his bad deeds. Number two, if someone
comes and asks you about doing a business transaction, or getting married to that individual and you
know these bad qualities about them, and you share you share those bad qualities with them. Number
three of a person you know can't give them a see how themselves but they know someone else that can
give this in the car. So they go and tell this other individual Look, this is what is happening. I
		
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			can't give this person the car, but perhaps you can use this person to see because you're closer to
him. Right? So that's another situation that you can mention the bad deeds. So the general cases
that if someone's doing bad deeds, whether it is public or private, we shouldn't mention those
things unless we have a valid reason to do it. Unless pilots animals best right number three, I was
wondering like, I go to the university so there's 3000 Muslims there Sunday and there's not many
right so let's it is going on and so many people you don't know is it okay, who's joining them or
young to make sure it's Sunday people.
		
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			So you don't know if they're at Monday? Yeah. Okay. So the general presumption is that when you're
praying your Salah is valid behind that person until you have proof that your Salah is not valid to
behind them. So for example, if you know this person specifically as he or she is
		
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			Then in that case, you shouldn't pray behind them. However, if you who you're, you've prayed already
behind them, and then later they tell you, you know, where she, our ID and your cell are still
valid, we just don't pray behind them the next time was
		
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			number four, was going to be number four.
		
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			In these nine days, you should do as much faith as you can from doing the vicar of Allah subhanaw
taala, to fasting to, you know, praying as much as you can, you should do as much of it as you can.
So if a person has the ability to take the day off, and I will say, I think that's a very good thing
that there's like, generally, the general rule is just how we treat the last 10 days of Ramadan.
That's the same, we're meant to treat the first nine days of the teacher, that's how we're supposed
to treat it. So a person has the ability to take time off to increase in as a vada. And this is
something good is shown a lot
		
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			when I was asking for number four don't have the answer. Now when we get to number five and six,
both humans have personal concluded six number five.
		
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			So
		
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			it seems like we've gone into this habit of taking a
		
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			vacation,
		
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			you should have some time off
		
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			to actually go to work on that day on Friday. Because when the player is done, you're supposed to be
there The secret is right Allah subhanaw taala Soto Juma, he says first, our erratic weather there.
		
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			And then in a way that puts a lot of fun.
		
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			So we're here the command over here is a command to show permissibility The score is mentioned over
here, just like when Allah subhanaw taala mentions about height When you've completed your with a
letter, and if you've gone out of the state of Allah go hunting at that time going hunting over
there it is it means them that is recommended. It just means something which is permissible. So same
thing over here that after Juma is finished, it is permissible to go back to work. I'm not going to
say it's sooner or makuu we're just going to say it's moved by suddenly which is permissible a long
time but one thing that I will comment over here is that a bad habit we see amongst Muslims is that
		
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			their boss will give them one hour off for the job and they come back like two hours late that's
something that shouldn't be happening if you've committed to taking only one hour off then only then
committed to that one hour but if you need more time off Don't deceive your boss and you know just
disappear for two hours but rather tell your boss in advance that look I'll take two hours off and
I'll make it out throughout the week you know coming early staying late whatever the case may be
		
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			and last question for the evening.
		
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			Yes
		
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			that is true any step that you take towards the machine you do get reward but the general principle
is the greater the struggle the greater the reward. That's what we'll mention over here.
		
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			If required of course
		
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			he has to make
		
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			inshallah he can keep make with LED home that is even better. If we can make home will do at home
that is even better, but it's not mandatory. Yeah.
		
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			No, that would be impossible for a lot of people
		
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			from Central America that
		
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			will conclude we'll continue with December 27. On Friday after salata, mcglinn at the Edmonton tree
of location in sha Allah Subhana Allah subhanho wa Taala will be on vacation
		
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			to go to Lake wa Salaam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh