Navaid Aziz – 40 Hadith of Imam Nawawi – Episode 41

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim al hamdu Lillahi namita hohenstein who in the stock photo when I was a
builder haematuria and fusina woman sejati Medina, Maria de la palma de la mejor De Luca de la, la
la la la hula hula de cada washa Donna Mohammed Abu Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa ala alihi wa
sahbihi wa seldom at the Sleeman kathira about my dear brothers and sisters salaam aleikum wa
rahmatullah wa barakato.
		
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			One of the greatest feelings in the world is basically when you're on your last straw, you're about
to break down, nothing is going your way. And then all of a sudden Allah subhana wa tada senses
help. And your difficulty that you had becomes extremely easy. And in my life that's happened so
many times upon Allah, and one cannot help but feel thankful at that times. And I remember you know,
words of inspiration that I once heard, that how big of a blessing is it from Allah subhanho wa
Taala. If Allah subhanho wa Taala chooses you to be the answer to someone's door, how big of a
blessing it is from Allah subhanho wa Taala if Allah subhanaw taala chooses you to be the answer to
		
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			someone's door, and that is what our discussion is about tonight. How to attain the help of Allah
subhanho wa Taala through helping his creation, so I'm gonna be hereditary Allah and wanting to be
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			the vein of home indebtedness Allah tala Hema Sakina to waka Shia tomar Rama
		
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			la Mola Metallica was dakara Houma la houfy man and the woman but the am Allahu la musica de NASA
boo raha Muslim. So on the authority of upholding the law no from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam who said, Whoever relieves a believers distress of the gestural aspects of this world,
Allah will rescue him from a difficulty of the difficulties of the hereafter. Whoever alleviates the
situation when in dire straits who cannot repay his debt. Allah will alleviate his lot in both this
world and the hereafter. Whoever conceals the fault of a Muslim, Allah will conceal his faults in
this life and the hereafter. Allah is helping the servant as long as the servant is helping his
		
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			brother, whoever follows a path in order to seek knowledge. Thereby Allah will make easy for him due
to a path to paradise. No people gather in the house of the houses of Allah reciting the book of
Allah and studying it amongst themselves, except that tranquility is descended upon them. Mercy
covers them, the angels surround them, and Allah makes mention of them to those in his presence.
Whoever is slowed by his deeds will not be hasty and forward by his lineage will not be hastened
forward by his lineage. So this hadith was already narrated by Abu huraira della Han when we've
covered his biography quite a few times. So we're not going to repeat that, as where the Hadith is
		
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			Hadith was reported in Sahih Muslim. And this hadith in particular, what seems like what happened
along the way, there was a Tabby by the name of an Amish, a famous scholar of Hadith. And what he
did was he put a lot of his narrations together in one Hadith. So you'll find this hadith it
contains many separate narrations, but it is narrated as one long narration. Now the scholars of the
have had they didn't have an issue with this, as long as all the narrations were authentic, and it
seems that is the case in this hadith. So this is a compilation of many narrations put together and
some of you may have heard these narrations, you know, in separate, you know, talks and lectures,
		
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			individually, and here, they're mentioned all together. general comments about this head if the
first thing you notice about this hadith is how Allah subhanaw taala compensates and act based upon
the deed that is done. So for example, if you you know, relieve the your brother in distress, Allah
subhanho wa Taala will relieve distress from you. If you you know, compensate one person's debt,
then Allah subhanaw taala will compensate one of your debts. If you cover and conceal the faults of
one of your brothers, Allah subhanaw taala will cover and conceal one of your faults as well. So
that's the first thing you notice about this Hadith, how this concept of the way you treat the
		
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			creation is the way you will be treated by Allah subhanho wa Taala. And this is a very important
principle in our faith, that if we want to attain the mercy of Allah subhanho wa Taala we have to be
merciful to the creation, if we want to be forgiven by Allah subhanho wa Taala then you have to
forgive the creation as well. So whatever you are expecting of Allah subhanho wa Taala then this is
what you need to show to the creation as well, then this is what you need to show to the creation as
well. Number two, is that you're going to notice a relationship over here and that is between three
things, the relationship between the help of illustrations
		
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			What's
		
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			the relationship with knowledge and the relationship with the Koran? And what you want to try to
focus on and think about as halaqa is going on is what is the relationship between these three
things, the relationship between the help of Allah subhanaw taala, the relationship it has with
knowledge and the relationship it has with the Quran? How do these three things tie together? Now
let us move on to the Hadith itself. So the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he says,
Whoever relieves a believers distress of the distressful aspects of this world, Allah will rescue
him from a difficulty of the difficulties of the hereafter. So the word the Messenger of Allah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam uses over here is Korba and corba, is that which distresses the soul and
preoccupies the mind. So quotable over here is not a physical harm that is being done, but rather it
is an emotional and psychological harm that is being done. So here the Messenger of Allah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam is saying that whoever relieves the believers distress that he's going through some
emotional trials, some psychological trial, then Allah subhanho wa Taala, will alleviate the this
will alleviate for you in the hereafter something and here we want to look at two things. Number
one, is why did Allah subhanaw taala as messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam use the word relief
		
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			and not remove? What is the difference between relieving a believer from something and removing the
believer from something Who can tell me
		
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			something Sajad?
		
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			Najib asked me to pick on you. So your first question is going directly to you?
		
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			Do you want me? No, I don't.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So which one is greater? Let's ask that. Is it true is it
		
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			is a lot greater than something removed? That's what you would say. Fantastic. We need
		
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			Yes.
		
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			decrease. Fantastic. That's what we're looking for. So removing something is to completely eradicate
it to completely remove it. Whereas the relief something could be partial or could be complete,
right? So here, the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is establishing a very important
principle for us. You know, a lot of times you'll have this mentality of I can't help my brother
completely, I don't need to help him at all. But here's the messenger. Also, someone's telling us
the exact opposite, that even if you can just help your brother a little bit, you may not be able to
remove you know his problem completely, but just relieve him a little bit of his pain and his
		
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			suffering, then Allah subhanho wa Taala will compensate you with the same in the hereafter. And the
term that is actually used by the Messenger of Allah sallallahu wasallam is nothing and nothing. It
comes from nothing which means to breathe. So you know, when you're having trouble breathing,
sometimes, I don't know if it's ever happened to you. But sometimes you wake up in a state of panic.
We haven't like difficulty breathing, right feels like something's on your chest. And then all of a
sudden, you know, you start to breathe again. This the example that the Messenger of Allah
sallallahu Sallam gives with the believer that when a believer is going through a difficult time,
		
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			it's as if he's having difficulty breathing. And then when you go and help him, you facilitate that
breathing process for him. And that is why the term nafeesa is actually used. Now, what's
interesting over here is that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in the first part
of this Hadith, he says that whoever helps the believer, then Allah will rescue him from a
difficulty from the difficulties of the Hereafter, but not necessarily in this dunya Why did Allah
His Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam mentioned only the Acura and not in this dunya I mentioned
only the Acura and not in this dunya scholars differed on several opinions on this, I'll share two
		
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			of them with you. The first of them is that the reward of relieving something
		
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			in this dunya cannot be truly compensated and appreciated, except by relieving something in the
Acura. So here Allah subhanaw taala is showing us that you know, doing an act in this dunya Allah
subhanaw taala will show you the greatest appropriate appreciation and the accurate and that is when
you can only truly be appreciated that if Allah I know Allah was to help you in this dunya it
wouldn't you know equal to the amount that you truly deserve, which is why you would be given it in
the accurate which is why you would be given it and the accurate. A second interpretation they
mentioned over here is that Allah subhanaw taala will be in your time of need, when it is most
		
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			difficult for you just like you were in the time of need for your brother and sister in their time
of difficulty that Allah subhanaw taala will be there for you and your most difficult time which is
obviously when which is in the hereafter which is in the hereafter. And that is why the Messenger of
Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and this first part of the Hadith only mentioned the help of Allah
subhanaw taala in the hereafter and not in this world and not in this world. What's interesting to
look at is here the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is developing a frame of mind for
us, saying that we will
		
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			Want to develop a society where people are going out and looking for opportunities to help other
people. And that is what this hadith is actually about, that any help that you do is never going to
go, you know, unappreciated by Allah subhana wa Tada. And this is what the Messenger of Allah
sentiment is telling us that we want to create a society where, you know, people don't go out
looking for help, but people go out looking to help others. If you understand the difference, like
when people are in in times of difficulty, that's when they go out to seek help, right? But the
Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam wants us to create a society that before even the
		
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			people can go out and seek help. There are people already there, you know, saying, Let me help you
sing, let me help you. And that's the type of society that you want to create. And this is what you
see, you know, you know, from the companions of the Allahu anhu. Early on, there's that famous story
of going off, and Saudi Arabia and even till now, you know, I must have told the story like 1000
times without exaggeration, but it still boggles my mind how a person can be so generous to someone
that they don't know. So I'm not gonna lie most Medina left his family behind, left his wealth
behind, left everything behind. And he comes to Medina. And he promised asylum, he pairs the
		
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			companions together, and he appears Saudi Arabia from Medina, without management from Mecca, and
Saudi Arabia, he knows nothing about enough, doesn't know who he is what he was what he had, what he
possesses, the only thing he knows, this man loves Allah subhanho wa Taala, and His Messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, what does he do for him? He says, I have two houses, take any one of my
two houses. I have two businesses take any one of my two businesses. And this was even before the
laws of marriage were legislated. He said, I have two wives, you know, take any one of my two wives
that you want, and she's yours. And you think about this generosity. SubhanAllah. And I was like,
		
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			What causes a person to be, you know, so generous and to be so giving it to be so caring for someone
that they know nothing about? And this is what the true love of Allah Subhana Allah and His
Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is all about, that our help for people should not be
discriminated by the fact that we know them or we don't know them, right? Just because we know
someone, it doesn't mean they deserve more help than someone we don't know. Yes, we should step our
game and helping you know, people we know more to the to the best of our ability because that's what
part of you know, keeping ties of kinship is but that doesn't mean that we negate helping those that
		
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			we don't know we should be helped in the service and health of everyone. Now the Prophet sallallahu
wasallam over here, he specifically mentions Mothman and then in next part he mentions Muslim Does
this mean that you will only attain the help of Allah subhanho wa Taala if you only help believing
people, one of the scholars of Hadith via and hates me he comments on this by saying that here Allah
subhanho wa Taala His Messenger saw them he mentioned mortmain and Muslim to so to show them shut
off to show that they have a higher standing with Allah subhanho wa Taala and that they are more
deserving of your help. But it doesn't mean that you will not attain the help of Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala if you help a non Muslim or if you help you know like an animal if you help you know the
environment, helping any one of us creation, you will always attain the help of a man's penance
either. But in terms of priority, then the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam setting
that priority that that helps should be for the believer that helps should be for the believer. And
then the second part of the Hadith, whoever alleviates the situation of one in dire straits who
cannot repay his debt alone will alleviate his lot in both this world and the hereafter. So here the
Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam starts talking about financial aid, financial aid,
		
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			helping people financially, and whoever does this, then Allah subhanaw taala will help him in this
life and the hereafter. Now I need someone who has a good understanding has a good understanding of
Look, I want you to create in your mind, how many scenarios this can play out in helping someone who
is in debt? How many scenarios Can you play out in your mind for this, in terms of the help that you
can provide? So how many scenarios are there for this?
		
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			Have you guys never helped someone in debt before?
		
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			How many scenarios are there for this? So I'll give you start you off with one scenario. Scenario
number one, is that you pay off his debt completely. Okay? So a friend of yours has a debt, he can't
repay it. So you pay off his debt for him completely. That's Scenario number one.
		
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			That's I'm giving you the opposite. Get your brain thinking you guys need to think what would be
Scenario number two? You
		
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			so you increase the debt.
		
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			Okay, so I'm going to twist your words a little bit. so in this situation,
		
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			the lender of the money should not follow up with the debt that he gave the lender of the money
should not follow up with the debt that he gave. So this is part of the General etiquettes and we'll
come to this later on. But when you give a loan, the general principle is that you
		
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			You will have a set date, you know, try to paint back me by such and such time. But if you know for
a fact that this person is in difficulty, you don't follow up on the repayment of that debt, you
don't keep reminding them, you know, every time we see them five daily prayers, you know, by the
way, are you paying me back today? It shouldn't be like that, but rather you give them a prolonged
period of time. So that's one scenario where you are the debtor, you give them up for a long period
of time. Go ahead.
		
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			You can be his guarantor, in what sense?
		
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			Right? But isn't that like, the cheap way out? is like, if you're unable to pay your debt, maybe
I'll help you then.
		
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			Right?
		
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			Can I borrow money?
		
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			Right, and that should be conditioned that we do put in into our contracts?
		
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			I will accept that as an as a partial answer, I will accept that as partial answer. Go ahead.
		
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			Fantastic. So the lender should partially or fully forgive the debt. Right. And that is, as a
lender, that's something which you should strive for. And this is like, you know, being wise with
your debts, that whoever asks to borrow money, as long as you know them to be a good person, you
know, go ahead and lend them money. And then you want to look at in terms of how is their situation
when they're paying back, if they're a person that you feel, you know, can easily recuperate that
money, just give them for a prolonged period of time, so that they can pay you back. However, if you
feel that, you know, the situation is a very difficult situation, where it's unlikely that they'll
		
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			be able to pay you back with ease, in that situation, pardon the debt completely. And this shows us
wisdom in in that situation. Now, what is the benefit of giving people alone? Who knows the reward
of giving people alone? What's the bruiser reward in that? Does anyone know?
		
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			It's a very nice Hadith. Now, a lot of the times will feel very, very stingy. We're like, you know,
if I give this money away, I'm not going to get it back. Right? I'm not if I give this money in
South Africa, I'm not going to get it back. Right. It has to do with our Eman. But with alone, they
feel a lot more comfortable, because they feel they're going to get it back. And the messenger Allah
says Allah mentioned a specific reward for the one that gives a loan, go ahead.
		
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			So that's General, but I'm looking for something specific that talks about, you know, the virtue of
giving a loan.
		
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			Fantastic. So the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi, wa sallam, he says, whoever gives a loan,
it's as if he's given half of it in charity, it's as if he's given half of it in charity. And this
is to encourage the people to give out loans. And this is when you know, you look at tears in Islam,
by tears, we mean different categories. So you look at the prayer, you have your fourth prayer, you
have your sinner prayer, you have your NFL player, right. And then you have the same thing for as
far as the capital with with charity, right, your obligatory charity is yours, the cat, your son,
aka is the recommended, and then your novel, you know, of your charity is that which is lending out
		
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			money, which is a good thing to do, and you get half of that money back, you get half of that money
back. So let's talk about several things over here. What is the etiquette of borrowing and lending
money? What is the etiquette of borrowing and lending money? Number one is that you have to have a
written contract, you have to have a written contract. And by have we mean it is highly recommended
to do so, you know, a lot of times when people lend money to each other in large amounts, they're
like, you know what, he's a close friend.
		
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			And you know, he'll he'll pay me back, eventually, it becomes that very, you know, cause that ends
up breaking up the relationship, because they didn't write down the contract, they didn't write down
the contract. Number two, is that the person who was borrowing money should only borrow money in
times of difficulty, and not in times of ease. So you'll notice that in Western culture, there's
this concept of, you know, I want to start up a third business. So I'll go to the bank and borrow
money, right. In this situation, a person should not go beyond their means. And borrowing money is
something that is actually discouraged in the slum, and should only be done so in times of need
		
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			should only be done so in times of need. In fact, there's many many narrations where someone died
with debt on his head, and the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he wouldn't pray
there. janessa he wouldn't pray there. janessa. And there are ancient mentioned that the soul of the
individual is suspended between the dunya and the Acura until this person's debt is paid off until
this person's debt is paid off. So it's very, very severe that you try not to die with the debt on
your head. So what is one of the best ways to get out of this clause? That as a believer for both
parties, the one that is borrowing money should say, look, if I'm unable to pay you back and I pass
		
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			away, then please pardon this debt for me. And the one who is you know, lending the money, they
should also have this attitude that you know, if they were to pass away, pardon them their debt so
that they're not caused suffering and the accurate they so that is the type of attitude that we
should have. Number three,
		
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			in terms of principles of borrowing and lending money, obviously interest is completely how long
		
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			We have this, you know, new founded concept where people are like, you know, let me compensate for
inflation and deflation in my lending contracts. And in from an Islamic perspective, this is such a
claim is not valid, right? The concept of lending money is what we call from Ecuador risk. They are
transactions of generosity and kindness. So you're not meant to make any money off of it all
together. So if you do end up losing money through deflation, like you lend someone money today,
$100. And then, you know, two years from now that $100 is only worth $95. Right? So does that mean
they have to pay you, you know, $105 instead? The answer to that is no, the amount that they
		
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			borrowed, is the amount that they should pay you back is the amount that they should pay you back.
So here comes an important question. If a person wants to protect himself from inflation and
deflation, how should he borrow and lend money? Go ahead. Gold and Silver good. So you do it with a
commodity that is protected against inflation and deflation, right? Things like gold, things like
silver, these are generally commodities that are protected against inflation, generally speaking, so
if you lend, you know one ounce of gold, you can ask for one ounce of gold back and that way,
whatever, you know, the market value is going up and going down, then this way, it will be protected
		
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			this way, it will be protected.
		
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			Number four, the fourth and last thing that I'll mention is the importance of having witnesses as
well. So having a contract isn't enough, but you should have witnesses as well. And this is what
Allah subhanaw taala refers to, in the Quran, the circle duckula This is the longest verse in the
Quran. It's called I today in the verse of you know, death, the verse of by lending money, and here
the Messenger of Allah here Allah subhanho wa Taala commands that you should have two witnesses. To
this you should have two witnesses to this.
		
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			Now in terms of virtues of pardoning debt, I want to share a couple of Hadith with you.
		
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			The first one is that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he says, can attach it when
you die, you know not for either more Ceylon caudalie fits the fits Yahoo to jail was handled under
law wasana for the jail was Allahu anhu. There was a trader who used to trade loans to people, if he
noticed that one was in strange circumstances, he would tell his working people excuse him so that
Allah subhana wa Taala may overlook and forgive our sins for us. Therefore, almost no one had
overlooked his sins, and forgive him.
		
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			Bukhari and Muslim oceanarium the Hadith of the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Yoko
Yoko no matter Roger Don't forget Allah who called upon to obey UNICEF at the jail was at the jail
was one more 31 coffee for animals said he forgot for under a man died and he was spoken to about
his deeds. And he said, I used to have business with people and I would give them I would give time
to the rich to repay and reduce the debt of the poor. Therefore he was forgiven. Therefore he was
forgiven. And the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam also said, whoever would be pleased
to have Allah save him from of distress on the Day of Resurrection should then relieve one string in
		
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			one in strange score circumstances, or completely remove his debt completely remove his debt, she
kept the same in that same old law, he points out that if a Muslim makes life very difficult for
another Muslim, by making him repay a debt that he simply cannot afford to pay, then Allah subhanho
wa Taala will also make life difficult for him, both in this life and on the Day of Judgment. And
that's an important point to understand. You know, a lot of the times when we lend out our money,
we're very hasty to get it back and we make life very, very difficult. So it's like, you know, three
o'clock send a text message. When are you paying me back? Four o'clock, send an email, five o'clock,
		
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			see them in the machine at six o'clock? You know, go and see them in the house. You know, when are
you going to pay me back? And there's this
		
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			idea. I don't know if I should have mentioned when I mentioned it anyways. But there's this really
psychotic video of from Family Guy where we're still in the dog. Has anyone seen that movie that the
video where students like, Where's my money, you know, where's my money, and he ends up beating up
the dog and the dogs are completely beaten up altogether. And maybe you guys haven't seen it, but I
thought it was funny. But the point, the reason why I'm using that example is that's not how the way
Muslims should be. Someone doesn't pay you back. It doesn't mean you go and destroy their car or
steal, you know, something from their house as collateral or anything of that nature. But we should
		
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			be very, very easygoing with that we should be very, very easygoing with that. Last point I
mentioned over here is that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he says, the rich
person who was able to repay repay his debt, yet delays it. This is a form of oppression. He says
this is a form of oppression. So if you're ever in a situation where you have borrowed money, then
in that situation, you want to try to repay repaid back as soon as possible. Even delaying it a
couple of hours a couple of days. You may think it is something very simple, but in the sight of
Allah subhanho wa Taala It is great as the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam called it
		
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			a form of oppression. And then I'll conclude with this point on this section, that you know a lot of
the times we'll go out for dinner
		
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			You know, a person doesn't have the ability to pay, and everyone's like, Man, you know, this guy
never brings money? Why is he always coming out to eat with us and stuff like that. And that
situation, you should feel proud that Allah subhanaw taala offers you the opportunity to pay for
another individual. And in that situation, if they're like, you know, can you lend me the money, you
know, be proud that you know, you're able to help your brother and sister to have them eat and have
a good time with them. Don't consider it a burden. This is something that as Muslims, we should be
proud of inshallah, the next part of the Hadith, whoever conceals the faults of a Muslim, Allah will
		
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			conceal his faults in this life and the hereafter.
		
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			Now, in terms of concealing faults, there's two type of faults that the shery are recognized. One is
physical faults, and one is spiritual faults, by spiritual faults, these are the things that people
will mistake will make, these are the things that people will make. And it's very important that we
try our best for people that are struggling, that we cover their mistakes, to the best of our
ability to the best of our ability. And then there are physical faults as well. There are physical
faults, as well. The guys who attended the fear of death in Edmonton, do you guys remember what is
the reward of concealing a physical fault? When you're making muscle of the dead? What reward do you
		
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			get?
		
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			Go ahead.
		
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			Fantastic, good Jazakallah fat, so he will have 40 times the forgiveness 40 times of forgiveness. So
this is something that's very important, right? And we'll we'll get to this later on. But even in
terms of you know, physical defects that human beings have, you know, a lot of times people may
think it's okay to point out those physical defects. For example, if someone is very short, or if
someone you know, is going bald, or if someone has, like, you know, they're missing teeth or
something like that. People think it's okay to call them by these descriptions, when in reality,
that's not the case at all. And one of the Hadith that clearly signifies This is that the person
		
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			that is making wholesome for the person that has passed away the Messenger of Allah sallallahu
alayhi wasalam says, and whoever conceals what he sees, then he will get 40 times the forgiveness
from Allah subhanho wa Taala 40 times of forgiveness from Allah subhanho wa Taala. So even in terms
of physical deficiencies, we should not be hasty in pointing them out in people. But this is
something that we should conceal. This is something that we should conceal. then likewise in
spiritual via, you know, deep faults as well, that someone commits a sin that you see that no one
else saw. It isn't giving you you know, permission to go and speak about that sin to everyone or to
		
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			just to spread that about to everyone. In fact, the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
he says, Whoever conceals his his brother, Muslims private affairs, will have Allah conceal his
private affairs on the Day of Resurrection. And whoever uncovers his brother's Muslims private
affairs, will have Alan cover his private affairs, to the point that he will expose what occurred in
his house, to the point that Allah will expose what occurred in his house. So this is a very good
habit to have to cover the faults of people. And another Hadith the Messenger of Allah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam he said, All gathering who believe with their tongues, but faith has yet to enter
		
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			their hearts, do not back by the Muslims, and do not search for their private matters, whoever
searches for their private matters will have Allah follow up his private matters, and whose private
matters, Allah follows, he will expose him even if his act was done in his house, even if this act
was done in his house. And this teaches us a second valuable lesson, you know, curiosity about other
people's private lives. We live in a in a culture where, you know, this is something that is
exploited. Like we have tabloid magazines that follow the detailed lives of you know, quote,
unquote, superstars and pop stars, right? That is what the whole tabloid is all about. And this
		
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			culture, it seeps into the Muslim community as well, that we have an overwhelming desire to what is
going on to find out what is going on in the private lives of other people, right? whatever we can
do to find out that secret will be willing to go to that length, and the Messenger of Allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is saying, be aware of that. Because if you treat the believers like
that, then Allah Subhana, Allah will do that with you as well. And when Allah does that to you, even
if you did something secretly, privately in your house, it will be exposed, it will be exposed.
There's a famous narration from Mr. Malik Rahim, Allahu taala. When he comments about the people,
		
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			that when you would see them, it was as if they had no faults, that Subhanallah they were such
amazing people. But then they started to get involved in the faults of others. And Allah subhanho wa
Taala made the faults of these people known, made the faults of these people known. And then there
were other people that you could see the faults in them, they had shortcomings, they had mistakes,
but they would never speak about the faults of others. So let's find out what other made their
faults regarding amongst the people have a spinal tailor made their faults forgotten amongst the
people. So we should try our utmost best never to speak about the faults and mistakes about other
		
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			people. So now this leads us to a question Does everyone should we conceal every single fault that
we see? Should we conceal every single fault that we see? Who can give me an answer to this, go
ahead
		
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			Fantastic. So that's one part of the equation right there. So if you see that it is the rights of
Allah subhanaw taala that are being violated, then in that situation, you just keep it to yourself.
However, if it's the right of the creation that is being violated, you have to handle that situation
in terms of either getting the authorities involved in that situation, or, you know, you go and tell
the individual that look, I started doing such and such to your property. So that's one part of the
question, who can give me the second part of the equation?
		
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			What is the second part of the equation here?
		
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			So one is the rights of Allah versus the rights of the people. And then the second part of this
equation as well, go ahead.
		
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			No.
		
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			Second part of the equation was one.
		
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			Okay, so I mean, if there's a this will be like point number three in our discussion, whereas when
there's an overall benefit in mentioning a person's fault, then you're allowed to do so, for
example, someone needs help, you're unable to help them. Then you mentioned someone you mentioned
that to someone who can help them or prison that's being oppressed. You know, in order to relieve
that oppression. You mentioned that the oppression that they're doing, or number three, you know, a
judge is asking you to testify in a case where such and such occurred, then that situation, yes, you
should testify. In that case, you should testify in that case. Point number two, what I was going to
		
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			mention is that we differentiate between people that publicly display their sins, versus people that
just make mistakes and are trying their best to hide to their since people that are just make
mistakes and are trying their best to hide their sins. These are the people that we have to strive
extra hard to cover up their false extra hard to cover up their faults. Whereas you have a second
category of people that they'll you know, they don't care if you speak about their sins whatsoever.
And in fact, they will flaunt the sins in front of you, they will flaunt their sins in front of you,
the people that do so they have lost the sanctity of protection, they have lost the sanctity of
		
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			protection. In fact, that hustle and bustle has stated that there is no such thing as backbiting
with respect to such people. There's no such thing as backbiting with respect to such people, people
who flaunted their sense. Now, why in that situation? Why would you speak about that person since,
again, a person should just shouldn't just naturally like to speak about other people. That's a
very, you know, distasteful characteristic to have. However, you would speak about that person's
characteristic of sinfulness if there is a benefit in doing so. But when you do so, realize that
there's no such thing as backbiting for them in that situation, because they have removed that right
		
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			for themselves, they removed to that right for them selves.
		
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			Moving on to the next part, Allah is helping the servant as long as the servant is helping his
brother, Allah is helping his servant as long as the servant is helping his brother. And there's a
beautiful story narrated by Anna symbolical at the Allahu anhu, where he says that one day we were
traveling, and a group of us were fasting and a group of us did not fast. So the group of us that
were not fasting, we waited helped our brothers that were fasting in terms of taking care of their
animals, making sure that they thought it was ready, making sure that you know, the their things
were protected while they were busy worshipping Allah subhanho wa Taala. When the Messenger of Allah
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he found out about this, he says the Hubble macaroon Aloma village, he
said today, the people who are not fasting ran away with the edge of the people who are not fasting
randomly with the agenda. And this is something great to think about. Because we know the great
value of fasting in Islam. But here the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam emphasized
the greatness of the ones that weren't fasting, but were in the aid of their brothers and sisters.
And this shows us again, that concept of you know, your worship of Allah subhanho wa Taala is
something that is very important, but you take it to the next level, it can just be something that
		
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			is individualistic, it has to be something communal. And the greatest amount of rewards are in
helping people and not just doing individual activity by the individual actions are just there to
retain your emotion. Whereas the helping of the people that is there to get you the reward that is
there to get you the reward. Now, I love tying this in to many practical aspects of life. You know,
a lot of times people will come and they're like, Look, I'm having difficulty getting married. What
should I do in this situation?
		
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			This is like, you know, a trick that has been almost flawless in terms of anyone that I've told this
to and they did it, you know, by the father level, let's find out Alice worked. And that is you are
having trouble getting married, then get someone else married. And Allah subhanaw taala will make
marriage easy for you. Right? you're having difficulty in school, help people with their schoolwork
and then Allah subhanaw taala make school easy for you. And you can apply to every aspect of your
life. So think whatever aspect you're having difficulty in and use that to help the creation and
that is when you will get the help of Allah subhanho wa Taala. And that is a general principle. And
		
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			that's something very important to think about, you know, the secrets of success in life. Whatever
you're struggling with, help someone else with a similar struggle. And unless I know it's Allah will
make that struggle easy for you.
		
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			Then the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam goes on to say, whoever follows a path in
order to seek knowledge, thereby Allah will make easy for him due to a path to paradise. So now we
want to understand something, what is the relationship between the help of Allah subhanho wa Taala
and knowledge? Who can give me the answer to this? What is the relationship between the hub of Allah
subhanaw taala and knowledge
		
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			there's two key important things to know about this.
		
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			Go ahead.
		
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			Fantastic. So the first part of this Hadeeth you would only know these things if you sought the
knowledge of it right? You would only know that Allah will conceal your faults in this dunya and
akhira. If you knew this Hadith, you would only know that Allah will be in your service as long as
you're helping your brothers and sisters if you knew this Hadith, so part of attaining the help of
Allah subhanho wa Taala is knowing how to attain the help of Allah subhanaw taala part of attaining
the help of Allah subhanho wa Taala is knowing how to attain the help of Allah subhanaw taala The
second way of looking at the relationship between knowledge and the help of Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			Who are the people that Allah subhana wa tada helped the most wrote history, there obviously the
prophets and messengers, what was unique about them? What is their direct relationship with
revelation was their relationship with revelation and the stronger the relationship with revelation,
the more Allah subhanaw taala helped them the more or less panelists Allah helped them. So the more
knowledge a person has and is sincere with that knowledge and is acting upon that knowledge, then
the more or less I know what Allah will help that individual, the more or less Hannah wattana will
help that individual.
		
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			Now, here the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam talks about seeking knowledge whoever
seeks into the path of knowledge, Allah will make easy for him the path to paradise, if
knowledgeable him Allah, He says that this seeking of knowledge does not have to be a physical
seeking of knowledge, meaning that when the Messenger of Allah sallallahu Sallam says that your path
to paradise will become easy, it doesn't mean that you need to travel to different lands to study,
it doesn't mean that you have to, you know, take long journeys to go and study, but even just
reading a book with this intention, or revising with this intention, or memorizing with this
		
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			intention, then they would fall under this heading and they would fall under this heading. However,
the more effort you apply, the more sacrifice you make in seeking this knowledge, then the more
reward you will get from Allah subhanho wa Taala the more rewards you will get from Allah subhanho
wa Taala. A second question, how does the path to knowledge actually become How does the path to
paradise actually become easy? How does the path to paradise actually become easy? Even the lodge
Abrahamic Allah He comments on this, he says two ways the path to paradise becomes easy. Number one,
that Allah subhanho wa Taala will make knowledge easy for this person, Allah subhanaw taala will
		
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			make knowledge easy for this person, which will grant him the ability to know what is good and know
what is bad, and do that which is good and abstain from that which is bad. And that is how the path
will actually become easy. And this is why messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he says,
my newly the law behind on your deal that whoever Allah subhanaw taala wants good for he gives them
knowledge of the religion. Then the second way that Allah subhanaw taala will make paradise easy for
this person is through his deeds through his deeds, then when the person has that knowledge, Allah
will give him the tofik to do good deeds, right? And that is part of the sincerity in seeking
		
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			knowledge that is part of the sincerity in seeking knowledge. A third point over here, this hadith
is it referring to religious knowledge only or does it include secular knowledge? And the obvious
answer is that it is specifying Islamic knowledge it as specifying Islamic knowledge. So all
knowledge is virtuous in Islam, but the knowledge that gets you closer to Allah, the knowledge that
teaches you about Allah is more beneficial than somebody that doesn't teach you about Allah subhanho
wa Taala. So while all knowledge is virtuous, the knowledge of the deen is more virtuous, the
knowledge of the deed is more virtuous.
		
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			Now, general concepts of seeking knowledge, you know, this is I believe, in our day, and age is
something that has become completely like flipped upside down, completely flipped upside down. So in
the past, the tradition was the student when he wanted to study, then he would go and travel to a
chef, he would go in and sit with a chef, and he would learn from that chef, right. But we live in a
time where the exact opposite has happened now, where you know, when someone wants to learn, the
shake has to travel to their city, right? And that is when people will come and benefit from him.
And if it's not convenient for them, then you know what they're like, I can't be bothered with it. A
		
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			second problem that has, you know, come up in seeking knowledge in our day and age is, you know,
confusing education with entertainment, with entertainment with that has education in it. You know,
in our day and age, people are striving for the for the latter rather than the former, that they
want to be entertained more than they want to learn, right? They want to be entertained more than
they want to learn. Whereas the emphasis should be on learning and not on entertainment. If you get
entertainment while you're learning. That's fantastic. There's nothing wrong
		
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			With it, but to seek entertainment, and you know, just get a little bit of education, then this is
something where it's very, very problematic. A third thing that I would mention is that people have
become absolutely lazy in seeking knowledge. If you look at the people of the past, they would burn
the candle the whole night with no lights right, survive on very minimal food. And that is, you
know, they were they were proud in doing so, because they understood that this knowledge was
bringing them closer to Allah subhanaw taala. But in this day and age, no one wants to make any
sacrifices whatsoever, no one wants to make any sacrifices whatsoever. If you look at you know, the
		
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			the people that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam made to have further knowledge,
the likes of Abdullah bin abass, the likes of Abu huraira, the Allahu anhu, they did not attain
their knowledge merely through the door of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, in fact of
delivering our bus or their love and homework, or the love and home, they used, he used to sit at
the door of the Senior Companions, and he would wait till he would come out so that he could ask
them questions. This meant, you know, waiting in the sun, this meant no going without something to
eat and drink and without the conveniences, right, our era, the Allahu anhu. He used to get so
		
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			hungry sometimes that he would have seizures, and people would think he was possessed by a jinn and
they would step out and they would start to beat him, then we would regain consciousness, you will
tell them, Look, my only crime is that I'm hungry, and he was in that state, because he wanted to
dedicate his whole entire life to observing what the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
used to do Jabba the Allahu anhu, he traveled the journey of one month to Egypt, just to get one
single Hadith just to get one single Hadith. And this, a similar incident is narrated by both Abu
Bhansali as well that he went to go visit aqua blue hermit, because he is the only one that heard
		
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			that Hadith with him travelled for the journey of one month to learn to seek that Hadith. And this
is the value of knowledge that our predecessors had. And this is what we should bring back. So
whatever sacrifices you make in seeking knowledge, then know that it is cherished and appreciated,
and that knowledge will be beneficial for you. And that if you're going to be lazy and seeking
knowledge, then know that you will never attain any knowledge whatsoever. The predecessor said that
it is only when you give yourself completely to knowledge that it will give itself it will give a
little bit of itself to you. But if you only give a little bit of yourself to knowledge, then you
		
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			will never attain anything of it whatsoever. You only attained 10, nothing of it whatsoever. Now
practical steps in seeking knowledge. Number one, each and every one of us needs to have a mandatory
part of their week where they're actively seeking knowledge. So once a week, you're doing something
in your life where you're actively seeking knowledge, whether it is reading a book, whether it is
listening to a lecture on YouTube, if you can find a shift in your community to study with that is
fantastic. That is the absolute minimum that should be done. If you can do more than that if you can
travel overseas to go and study whether it be in Makkah and Medina, whether it be in Malaysia,
		
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			whether it be in Egypt, whether it be you know, wherever part of the world that you are from, to go
and seek knowledge, then this should be done. Because the general principle is the more that you
struggle to attain knowledge, the more you will cherish that knowledge the more you struggle to
attain that knowledge, the more you will cherish that knowledge. Number two is never belittle any
aspect of knowledge. You know, it's narrated by Mahmoud Bukhari and Bariloche, Abu Jara, they said
that we see we sought knowledge from those that were older than us, those that were our age, and
those that were younger than us, as were the ones that were older than us, we benefited from their
		
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			wisdom, as for those that were at our level, it taught us to be humble with our peers, and those
that were below us. It taught us that, you know, with, with the people below us that, you know, we
should benefit them through advising them after they have given us that knowledge. So one should not
think that you know what, I've covered this topic already. I don't need to study it again. But
rather, whether it is a reminder, you're learning something new, whether this person is older than
you or younger than you always take the opportunity to learn, always take that opportunity to learn.
And then the third and last thing that I'll mention is, in the worst case scenario, let's just say
		
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			you have no time to actually study, right? You're busy with school, you're busy with work, you're
busy with family, then does that mean you should not contribute to knowledge? And the answer to that
is no, that just because you cannot go and study yourself, then you should make even more of an
effort to help those that are studying, whether it be financially whether it be through you know,
any other means that you have support the students of knowledge. And this is you know, something
that a lot of us don't understand, but even in terms of giving us a cat, one of the categories of
giving us a cat is able to Sabine and they said that the Serbian is the one that is going out in the
		
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			way of Allah subhanho wa Taala and seeking knowledge. So those people are even eligible for you as a
cat. So if you know people that are studying, then make that extra effort to help them. Then the
third, then the next part of the head is no people gathered together in the house of the houses of
Allah resetting the book of Allah and studying it amongst themselves. So here the Messenger of Allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is now telling us what is the best knowledge that a person can attain.
It is knowledge of the Book of Allah subhanho wa Taala the best knowledge you can change his
knowledge of the Book of Allah subhanho wa Taala and that is how the three things are tied together,
		
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			the help of Allah subhanaw taala with knowledge and the knowledge with the book of Allah subhanho wa
Taala
		
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			messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam mentions reciting the book of Allah, in the houses of
almost a house from the houses of Allah subhanho wa Taala. Some of the commentators mentioned that
why the Messenger of Allah so some didn't use the term Masjid and use the more generic term of house
from the houses of Allah subhanho wa Taala the benefit of it being that a house of Allah subhanho wa
Taala is not just restricted to the masjid, but it is something more general with a primary purpose
is the worship of Allah subhanho wa Taala. So for example, if someone was to build a toughie
madrasa, a school for the memorization of Quran, then this madrasa is not a house of Allah Subhana
		
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			which is not a mustard, but it is still considered a house of Allah subhanaw taala because the
primary purpose is to worship Allah subhanaw taala in that situation. So that is the first point
over here that
		
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			you're studying on the Koran does not have to be inside of the machine, it can be anywhere where the
predominant purpose is to worship Allah subhanho wa Taala number two is that the studying of Quran
is an interactive process is an interactive process where you need a teacher for it or you need a
teacher for it. And that is why the jabril taught it to the Messenger of Allah, the Messenger of
Allah tala to the companions, in a human experience, there is human interaction in it, where there
is, you know, hard work where there's correcting, where there is sacrifice involved, that is how it
should take place. And this is why the Messenger of Allah sallallahu Sallam you mentioned is
		
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			gathered together to recite the book of Allah subhanho wa Taala. The scholars mentioned over here
that when one is teaching Koran that the teacher should recite first, and the students should repeat
after him the teacher should recite first, and the students should repeat after him. It is narrated
that Imam Malik Rahim Allah disliked this way of doing it, but the companions of the mathematical
himolla commentated on this by saying that what Imam Malik disliked was that if the teacher was to
recite, and then all the students repeat after him at the same time, all the students repeat after
him at the same time. Why would he magmatic dislike this? Who can tell me why what's the wisdom
		
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			behind this? Go ahead.
		
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			Fantastic number one is that it would be difficult for the students to be corrected by the teacher
if everyone is resetting at the same time, there are very very few teachers Mashallah that have such
a talented he or that they'll be able to pick out on the students, even if they're reciting
altogether, but the general rule is that he disliked it. Number two, what is the second reason why
he would dislike it?
		
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			The fact that the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam had the ability to do so but didn't
to do so. So the fact that the Messenger of Allah Salaam would teach the companions on a personal
level, he would teach them one by one How to say to the Koran, that is why mediclaim Allah disliked
it when people would
		
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			recite together and not individually would recites together and not individually, how to study the
Koran, how to study the Quran. So back in the day, it was very simple with the Messenger of Allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, you know, he would remove verses would be revealed, He will teach it to
the companions, whatever questions you had, you would ask him. And then then cibola de la randomly
took the approach of 10 verses by 10 verses where they would study 10 verses at a time, memorize
those 10 verses, implement those 10 verses, contemplate those 10 verses, and then move on to the
next 10 verses. And this shows us that there's a greater significance of understanding the Koran
		
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			than there is on memorizing the Quran. It is much more important to understand the Koran than it is
to memorize the Quran.
		
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			In a modern day context, how does one study the Koran? How does one study the Quran? The first thing
I would mention is to read a very good book. It's called How to understand the Quran BY JAMAL cerbo.
So how to understand the Quran BY JAMAL sercos a fantastic book using introduction to a methodology
in terms of how to study the Koran. Number two is finding those people that are specialized in the
Koran. So in our day and age, you know, Al Hamdulillah, we have no minorly fun teaching the Quran,
one of his mission is to elucidate the meanings of the Quran in all across the globe. So he has been
a TV he has free podcasts, he has other free, you know, lectures online with explaining the quote on
		
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			take advantage of it. Number three, setting aside a portion of your week to contemplate and this
contemplation is very, very important that the part of the Quran that you're reading, contemplate
Think about it, how is it relevant to you, you know, in your life currently, what can you learn from
this portion of the Quran that you can implement right away, and that's who you should have that
level of contemplation. And then number four, is actually looking into the books of Tafseer actually
looking into the books of Tafseer so far has blessed you with the ability to read the Arabic
language, you know, in the English language were deprived of, you know, property fasciae there is
		
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			even kefir available but it's a very difficult read. You know, it's it's very chunky, it's a lot of
brackets and quotations. You know, a lot of the times even if you speak English you won't understand
what's going on.
		
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			see an Arabic is much more enjoyable. So if you learn the Arabic language, there's very good books
of fasciae from them with the seal of Shiva Sadie Rahim Allah from them is that the CEO of Sheikh
Ahmed Alaska
		
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			Both of these are very simple the first year that a person can enjoy and benefit from even that the
fear of shikaku does it it's actually called a sort of the fasciae the you know, the easiest of the
fears, so you can benefit from those fears in the Arabic language. Now the virtues of studying the
book of Allah subhanaw taala, the Messenger of Allah sallallahu Sallam made it very clear in this
portion of the Hadith. Number one is that you will be gaining knowledge and therefore making the
pastor paradise easy. Number two, Allah subhanho wa Taala will send a tranquility upon you. Number
three, is that when you study the Quran, Allah subhana wa Taala senses mercy upon you. Number four,
		
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			the angels will surround you when you recite to the Koran. Number five, when you recite the book of
Allah subhanaw taala and the group Allah subhanho wa Taala mentions you in a group that is greater
than your group, meaning that he will mention your name amongst the angels, he will mention your
name amongst the angels. And then the last portion of the Hadith, the Messenger of Allah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam says, Whoever is slowed down by his deeds will not be hastin forward by his
lineage.
		
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			And this was, you know, to show us that lineage it has a virtuous benefit in this dunya but it's not
going to benefit you in the ACA. So in this dunya if you come from a good family, yes, you know, you
will get the help of people, marriage may become easy for you getting loans may be easy for you,
depending on which tribe in which family you are from. But in the acula the only thing that is going
to help you is your deeds, the only thing that is going to help you is your deeds. In fact, even if
you are from the lineage of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam himself, it will not benefit you
whatsoever, it will not help you whatsoever. We saw this with Abu Talib the Messenger of Allah so
		
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			Asana couldn't do anything for him whatsoever, right. And that's someone that saw the Messenger of
Allah witnessed him was in his company, you know, saw the he had the virtue of seeing and hearing
revelation and even then, you know, he was unable to be helped. So, a person's lineage will not help
him whatsoever. And this concept of, you know, having virtue over other people because of lineage is
something that should be eradicated. Allah subhanho wa Taala makes it very clear in the Quran, in
economic Amendola here at koco, that the noblest of us are in the sight of Allah subhanho wa Taala
are those that have the most taqwa or those that have the most taqwa that is conclude with
		
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			summarizing remarks. Number one, this hadith is a clear indication that the foundation of a
community is based upon mutual support and knowledge that if these two things are missing in a
community, a community will not be able to sustain itself, and we'll break it down. So anytime a
community has mutual support without knowledge, then that support is done in blindness, which will
eventually will fail. And if a person has knowledge, but no mutual support, then that tool will
fail, because knowledge needs to be acted upon, and it was just kept to a person's self, then this
will also destroy a community. So the two foundational principles of a community is mutual support
		
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			and knowledge. Number two, is that Hadith is a clear indication that as a community, we need to
strive harder to look opportunities of agenda, rather than waiting for opportunities have presented
themselves. So just like you would actively pursuit, pursue your risk, you need to actively pursue
your opportunities of agenda as well. And this means going out of your way to help people, then this
is something that should be done. This is something that should be done. Number three, is that when
it comes to financial matters, Brotherhood is always greater than our finances. Brotherhood is
always greater than our finances. So when you're doing business with your brothers and sisters, in
		
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			Islam, be easygoing, be very pardoning, when you're lending them money, be very easygoing, be very
pardoning. And if you were to do so in this dunya, then you're promised the help of Allah subhanho
wa Taala, in the accurate as well. The concluding remark that I'll mention over here is on the
concept of seeking knowledge, that you know, I can't emphasize this enough, that as you look at the
progression of time, Muslims are becoming more and more ignorant of their Deen. And this is
partially due to two things. Number one, the people of knowledge are not disseminating the knowledge
that they have. And number two, is that even people themselves are not seeking knowledge. Like
		
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			literally in our day and age, you will meet people that don't know that it's compulsory to pray five
times a day, they do not know that, you know, consuming alcohol and eating pork is haram. Right?
They do not know these things whatsoever. And that is just the level of ignorance that Muslim
families are raising their kids with. So each and every one of us has an obligation to seek
knowledge ourselves. So it needs to start with ourselves. So make sure that each week, you know, you
take time to seek some knowledge, whatever you can, whether it's reading a book, listening to a
lecture, and if you can attend to holochain study with a shear and that is the the best case
		
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			scenario. And I pray that Allah subhanaw taala makes that easy for us. We'll conclude with that too.
So Allah has sent them an article in the Vienna Muhammad Allah and he was happy he was sent up. I
will take three questions in Sharma we need
		
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			to set a time and a place where five brothers would come and sit together with the product together
		
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			in the company
		
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			and discuss the meanings of the surrender of Is that okay?
		
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			Yeah, and that's perfectly fine, as long as they're not going beyond bounds. So for example, if
they're trying to, you know, extract rules of physics from the relative rotation or rules of arcade
or something like that, then that is something that shouldn't be done.
		
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			Yeah. Yeah, that's perfectly fine. That's perfectly fine. No problem at all the chairman.
		
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			Any other questions? Yes. So this is a part of seeking knowledge of a person who has to
		
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			watch lectures on YouTube, I think this is a part of seeking knowledge, for sure. But something, you
know, important needs to be mentioned over here. A lot of the times when they're watching lectures
on YouTube, we're doing something else on the computer as well, we're answering our emails, maybe
even playing a video game, you know, maybe watching simultaneous YouTube videos, right? And they're
like, this is seeking knowledge. seeking knowledge means that this is all you're focused on. And
you're taking notes. If you're not taking notes, you're not seeking knowledge, right?
		
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			I think those things are fine. You can drink coffee, you can go to the bathroom, that's not a
problem. You don't have to like shut everything off. But I'm just saying, you know, your your
attention should be on that thing. And you should be taking notes.
		
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			Exactly, exactly. You have to take notes. There's no such thing as seeking knowledge. Without taking
notes in we delude ourselves into thinking that we will remember things we don't remember things.
Right. That's the reality of it. Last question.
		
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			Go ahead.
		
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			Sorry, if someone comes to you to borrow money, so that they can pay off a mortgage, or they're
boring money, so they can avoid taking a mortgage,
		
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			to take a mortgage, no, then you should not helpless. Allah subhanaw taala makes it very clear what
the how and why the Buddha was talking about that I will not listen to another one that you know,
cooperate with one another and goodness and righteousness and don't cooperate with one another in
evil. In the situation where a person is borrowing money from you to take a mortgage to give a down
payment for a mortgage, there's some that is completely wrong. Whereas the other two scenarios that
I mentioned, for example, number one, a person isn't in a mortgage already. And they just realized
that you know what dealing with the device is wrong. So they borrow money to get rid of that river
		
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			based debt, this is something good. And I would encourage the Muslims, that if you know people that
are in this situation, help them get out of their labor base, that you're helping them, you know,
with something great. And number two, is also the second scenario that you know, a person has an
opportunity to buy a house, but he doesn't have the money to buy it. In that situation, the
community should gather together and help that person so that you can buy a house without having to
take a mortgage without having to take a mortgage.
		
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			Which leads me to a very important point that, you know, I want to emphasize over here is that not
all people deserve to be helped. And let me make that clear, in the sense that you see a poor person
on the street, you know, for a fact that they're an alcoholic, because you can smell the alcohol on
them. And they're like, Look, you know, please give me some money, so that I can buy some food. In
that situation, it's wise not to give them the money, because more than likely they're going going
to go and spend it on buying alcohol. What you should do instead is go and buy the food and give
them the food instead. So you want to be wise in the way that you help people. You don't want to
		
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			enable people to commit sin and to make the situation worse, right? But you either want to disable
those things. So a person is in such a situation where they're asking for money, and you know,
they're using it for evil, find a way to help them without contributing to their evil and that's how
tied into that they find a way to help this individual that wants to buy a house in a mortgage with
you know, trying to provide an alternative for them. Allah Hosanna will conclude with that
semantical loan will be happening to shadowline Island as the Furukawa to the lake.