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today's clip is dedicated to the last ayah of pseudocode, which for those of you who would like to
read this on your own, it's the 22nd surah of the Quran, and it's the 78th is all the way at the
end. And in this ayah, Allah azza wa jal addresses the oma and gives them a mandate to struggle. And
he's done this on many different occasions. But in order for you to understand some of the depth and
some of the power of what Allah says here, when he says, What can he do for LA haka jihad, he, I'd
like to begin this hook by with an analogy.
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You know, many of you have jobs and you remember going for a job interview. And oftentimes you apply
for a job hoping that you will get the job even though your resume is not very impressive. And you
go in for the interview, and they start describing to you what the job requires, you have to have
knowledge of accounting or management, or maybe it's a tech job. So you have to know this
programming language, and that one, or this protocol, etc, etc, etc. and they start listing all of
these requirements that you know, and you're sitting there the interview going, I don't know if they
got the wrong resume, because the only technical requirement technical skills I put in as Google.
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And now they're telling me, I have to know this programming language and that one, and that one, and
this much coding experience and management experience. And as the guy is telling you, all these job
descriptions, you're sitting there embarrassed, like maybe he should just let me go now, instead of
humiliating me further, you know. And after he's done describing all of this, and you're clearly not
qualified, he turns to you and says, congratulations, you start tomorrow. And your first reaction is
shocked. How, how did I get picked for this job, I'm not nearly qualified. But the second part of
this is, even if I did did get picked, even if I am selected for this job, it's no congratulations
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at all. Tomorrow, when I show up for work, I'm not gonna know what to do. They're gonna know that
I'm completely and utterly not suitable for this job. It's gonna be humiliating, there's no way I'm
going to learn any of this. So a lot elegent. In the beginning of this, I didn't just see what Yahoo
fella struggle for, you know, with with no goal before you, and struggle for no other reason than
Allah Himself, make efforts towards Islam. But that wasn't that wasn't enough. He said, he had he,
as is worthy of Him. So let's understand that phrase, as is worthy of that struggle, or the struggle
that is made for him. Think about this when you and I pray, when we pray, do we pray in the way that
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Allah deserves? Or when we think a lot do we think a lot to the amount that Allah deserves to be
thanked, or when we obey Allah or remember Allah, to be remember a lot of the way he deserves to be
remembered, as a matter of fact, no matter how much we do, we can never qualify to do justice to his
rights. We're always going to fall short. My Salah is never going to be worthy of Allah. Actually,
at the end of it all, it's going to have lots of errors. It's going to have lots of shortcomings, my
mind will wander, you know, and then Allah azzawajal only knows if it's good enough. And so we have
to beg him at the end of our prayer
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ministry except from us, whatever hodgepodge we were able to put together hopefully, that's good
enough. But there's no way you and I can ever do something that's worthy of Allah Himself. And it's
impossible. So how is the law giving us an impossible job description which I do for law, he, he has
he struggle with no intention except a law alone, like he desert like the struggle is worthy of Him.
doing justice to that struggle, there's no way to do justice to that struggle, that is utterly
impossible. But now after I described that, it's utterly impossible. There's one more phrase here
before I go on that needs special attention, unless as filler filler, which is without getting into
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a lengthy conversation essentially suggest that when you make efforts for Islam, when you try to
leave for example, disobedience of Allah, you want to get away from hot no matter how tempting it
is, no matter how strong that pole is, maybe you're making a lot of money, but it's money from not
huddle sources. And it's really a
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Hard to quit because you have a house to pay for children's education. There's so many things tied
to it. So it's so tempting to hold on. Maybe one of these young men or women are in a relationship,
and they're tempted. And they're being pulled into that relationship cost and they can't get out of
it, that they're struggling to get out of it and coming back into the obedience of allies are very
difficult, very difficult struggle for them. Because your thought is constantly pulling up them
constantly pulling away at them. And even if they get away momentarily, the struggle comes back
again. You know, it is it is important to note when these kinds of struggles happen, that the
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pressure your family will put on you, or somebody will come and try to give you a reminder, don't do
this, or somebody else will try to say Hey, man, I'm your friend, I mean, well for you, you
shouldn't be doing this. But when we try to put pressure on each other to do the right thing, none
of that pressure is going to be good enough. It's not going to be good enough. When a human being is
going to fall before the US was out of shape on when a human being is going to stop struggling for
Allah, then the only thing that can save them is their relationship with Allah. That's the only
thing. You cannot become a better Muslim for your parents. You can become a better person because of
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your community. You can't, they can help. But until you decide that you're doing this only and only
and only for Allah, that struggle will not last. It's impossible. It has to be sincere, the only way
to know that is inside of yourself inside of myself. outside of ourselves, we can show to each other
what we are, but the reality inside only Allah knows. Which I hate to say La haka jihadi, once he
describes that we are utterly unqualified, obviously, because of this impossible job description. He
then gives the explanation of why we've been chosen. He says, Who wants to back home, the easy
translation of Where's the bathroom is, in fact, he's the one he has selected you. He has chosen
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you. But the Arabic word here for choosing or HD bar, that the word that's selected here by Allah is
very special. If you say the word str, which is also a word for choice, then it comes from the
website, meaning you prefer something or something is you make a better choice. That's as
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you can see, it's the stuff up, or it's default, in the Arabic language, which comes from software
purity, when you make a choice, you don't have to explain anybody to anybody else. Why you made that
choice. For example, when you go shopping, and you buy like a blue shirt, you don't owe somebody a
scientific explanation. Why did you pick the blue shirt? Why didn't you get the white shirt does
this defies purely your choice. There's no rationale necessary. But when you say HD Ba, which is the
word of law chose here, when he described that he chose you and me to be Muslim. That word actually
comes from gebouw. Example in Arabic, in old Arabic actually get the verb used to be used for tax
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collection. Back in the day, the people who made enough money owed taxes, obviously, even now, you
have to be above a certain level minimum income, before you're qualified to be to be selected for
tax collection, it's the bar actually means to make a choice based on qualifications. So in other
words, you know, when you get hired for a job, or if you're fixing your car, or you're you're
tightening a screw or something, and you pick the right tool for that job, you just did each diva,
because if you pick any other tool, it doesn't do the job. When you make the right choice for the
right job that is called HTML. In other words, what I'm trying to tell you and what I'm trying to
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remind myself of, is that what Allah honored you and me to be Muslim, the fact that you and I say
that ilaha illAllah, the fact that you have the gift of saying Mohammed Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam is actually a very precise choice from Allah, of you and me, there were plenty of other
human beings available before Allah, on this planet. And Allah chose precisely you and me to be
Muslim for a task that he has. Because he has done for a particular purpose for a task. So now you
are we aren't just chosen to be Muslim. We're chosen to be Muslim because we have a mission in front
of us. And that mission he already describes, is you have to struggle for Allah as is worthy of the
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struggle that should be made for him. who watched who won and then he then he adds, finally, now
that I realize I've been chosen, even though I've been chosen I I'm still thinking this is too hard
of a job. How am I going to do this? Fine. A lot of see something in me I don't even see it in
myself. I don't even see what's so special about me. Why did I get chosen? You know, there's so many
other people out there. But alas, this is too hard. Anyway, Psalm is way too hard. But what it was
asking of me is too much. I can't do it. And one of the next words from Allah Himself, what am I
really mean? How much he did not place for you in the religion, any difficulty any discomfort, any
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tightness whatsoever. In other words, this is a lie himself telling you relax. I'll make it
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Don't you worry about that you are the right man for the job. You're the right woman for the job.
You were the one chosen for this time this day and this age. You know, when you look around now, you
see that Muslims are were the target of media attention, political craziness, I traveled to England
all the time. But this last time I traveled, I got exhaustively questioned. What are you doing here?
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I got a question. Like, why are you here that's never happened before. So most things are becoming
tougher and tougher for Muslims. They are in many, many ways. But that's okay. You know what a lot
chose you and me to be born in this generation in this day and age, knowing full well, these are the
trials we're going to have. And the best people qualified to struggle in these trials are the
Muslims alive today. That's the choice of the law. That's why here, that's why you and I are taking
a breath right now, if we didn't have a purpose for us, because he only creates for purpose. Kanaka,
sumati.
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Masako, he created the skies in the earth with precise purpose and molded you. So he molded you and
me and put us in this position, because we have a purpose to serve. And then even though that's a
challenging purpose, Allah Himself gives the orientation and says, I'm not going to make it any hard
for you. It's not going to be difficult at all. I'll take you back to the analogy I gave you in the
beginning, there's a job interview, and the guy gave you an impossible job description. And you're
sitting there thinking there's no way I'll get hired. And then he hires you.
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And your first thought is, I'm not qualified. And he says, relax, I know what I'm doing. I've been
hiring for a long time, I see something in you even if you don't think you know, you'll learn pretty
quickly. You know, I know talent when I see it. So he's encouraging you. And he's acknowledging you
in a way that you didn't even think you saw in yourself. The other thing that's happening here is
every Muslim is supposed to see value in themselves. No believer can think that they're useless
before Allah, that they're pointless that they are meaningless before. They're worthless. They are
worthy of Allah. They're worthy because Allah made a special choice of them, a special choice of
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them. And it's not going to be hard whatsoever. So now I take a breath of relief. Okay.
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It's not gonna be hard. He says, relax. And let me tell you something. You're not the first one to
have this job when you have been given this job before you. So he makes reference to the fact that
this religion isn't just a new religion, it's a legacy. And whose legacy does he mentioned? In that
same as the IRA continues? What are they considered him in homage? militar Avi, come Ebrahim. You
are the continuation of the legacy of your father Ibrahim. He reminds us of which Prophet Ibrahim
alayhis salam. If you think about Ibrahim alayhi salam, the last thing that comes on your mind is
easy. He has to leave his family in the middle of a desert and walk away. That's not easy. Before
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that, as a young man, he has to challenge his father and the entire community. That's not easy. He
has to be thrown into a hurry.
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To burn him alive. He has to be thrown into a fire because he believes in Islam. That doesn't sound
like easy. When he gets finally gets older. And now his son is old enough that he can run around but
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he gets old enough to run around with his son. He sees a dream that he slaughtering his son. over
and over and over again. He gets trials and challenges that no human being has ever faced, alone has
never asked a human being to abandon their family. Allies never asked a human being to jump into a
fire Alliance never asked a human being to slaughter their own child. He's been asked to do things
that nobody was ever asked. The hardest test you can think of. This is even described in the Quran.
Allah Ibrahim aku. Whenever Ibrahim was especially Ibrahim was tested, like nobody else by his
master assassin, they're like Ibrahim alayhis. Salam had the hardest, hardest hardest tests and
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align this ayah when he told you and me by the way, relax. It's going to be easy. Islam's going to
be no problem. By the way, you're on the same track as your father and Ibrahim. That's not very
comforting.
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Because that man did not have easy tests. So how am I supposed to relax now for a second he told me
things are gonna be easy. Now he's kind of telling me and things are gonna be difficult again. But
actually, he's not. He's giving the example of Ibrahim alayhis salaam for a very beautiful reason.
He's giving that example because a lot of saying if Allah can make jumping into a fire easy, if a
lot can make leaving their family in the middle of a desert easy. If Allah can make you the only
young man who stands up not only to his father, but to an entire community easy. If I can make you
stand up to the mood and challenge him directly easy. If I'm lucky and make you take a knife
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Put it on your child's neck before because Allah commanded it for luck and make that easy for him.
Then what is he asking you? He didn't ask that from you. He asked much less from you. You know, it's
actually all he asked you was to stay away from filthy things and made the good impure things fell
out for you and mandated a few solid hearts. Just do the few good things and stay away from these
few bad things that say that's all he asked. So we are being told by the legacy of Ibrahim alayhis
salam. No matter what difficulty you have, you will never be able to compare your difficulty to the
difficulty Ibrahim was put in his salon, and even a lot can make that easy. So you have no reason to
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wonder or ever a question that a lot will make ease for you. Mendota amico Brahim. And he is the one
who has a Mako muslimeen. And then he gave us the secret ingredient in me, he is the one who named
you, Muslims Mufasa who have looked at this ayah two ways Maybe it's
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named as Muslims, which is an indication of God, or Allah Himself named us Muslim. Either way, it
makes sense because if I him as a messenger of Allah, so even if he named, it's actually on behalf
of Eliza himself, regardless, what is the word Muslim mean? The one who gives up the one who just
accepts, it comes from selima, to be to be at peace, to be at ease and calm. And when you say us,
lamotta submit actually means to submit calmly, you're you're okay with it. When Allah tells you to
do something, you're not agitated about it, you're not like, fine, I'll do it. You're not like that.
You're at ease on the inside. And you just willingly submit yourself, if it's a law saying it must
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be good for me, no matter what my mind says, no matter what my family says, no matter what my
friends say, no matter what society says, when a lot told me this is better for me, I am at ease. If
you can do that, if you can get to that point, then you are the legacy of Ibrahim alayhis salam,
calling yourself and myself Muslim is easy. being Muslim is not a it's a different thing altogether.
And it's not even about behavior. It's about something very deep internally, I am completely
satisfied with what Allah and His Messenger command. I'm uncomfortable with it. And I'm at ease with
it. And I'm at peace with the fact that I'm obeying the law. I'm not thinking that if I obey Allah,
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I'm going to miss out on something. Because, you know, he's asking me to stay away from these
pleasures, or these opportunities, because because they're wrong. And if I stay away from them, I'll
be the one that lost. No, I'm at ease that there is no way anybody ever obeys a law and they're at
loss. That is never a thought that crosses my mind. That is he named you people, Muslims, the ones
who submit completely before love, the ones who are at ease, the one who come with comfort before a
lot. That's the comfort you and I want to find before Allah. And I sincerely pray that especially
our young generation finds that comfort with a lot that they're not. They're not agitated by the
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commandments of our Deen that our young young girls when they're thinking about getting a job,
they're not annoyed by it. You know? Why do I have to wear this? All our young men aren't agitated
by the idea that they have to pray early in the morning. I have to get up at this time. We have to
just pray leader, you're so annoying.
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This this attitude is actually the antithesis of Islam itself. You can't have that attitude and
Islam. So it means you gave it up, you gave up. You accepted it completely. And so Allah says for a
female salata at Osaka, watashi, WA, this is all one ayah from where I started, all of this is just
one ayah the last day of sorts of Hajj. He says establish the prayer, and gives
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establish the prayer and gives that God is actually a beautiful expression in local on for many
things, not just the establishment of prayer, like we're doing in middle accept our prayer. But
actually, they're connected to each other. When the prayer and in many ways, I'll just highlight one
thing. When you establish the prayer that means you pray together. That's what that means. And when
you pray together, you get to know each other. And when you get to know each other, you find the
ones among you who have needs you figure out who's in need and who's not doing well and who's sick
and who's you know, unwell and who's you know, having difficulty in life. And then you find out who
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should you close the gap to, that can connected to each other established prayer and gives a cut,
because establishing prayer builds the hearts closer to each other, before Allah and then you purify
your wealth by taking care of those in need among you. Fatimah salatu wa watashi moving on, hold on
to allow that amazing phrase at the end hold on to Allah is the last thing I'll explain it I'm done.
When Allah says hold on to Allah. to Psalm actually means to hold on to something that if you let
go, you'll die. Hold on tight for asthma, asthma means protection. If the psalmist to hold on for
protection, like imagine if you fell off of a boat or a ship or something, and the only thing you're
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holding on to is the rope or the anchor. If you let go of it, you're done. Unless there's hold on to
a law for dear life.
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You know what that means, right? That means if the people around me abandoned me, if the people that
were around you that you were practicing being because your friends were religious, and you were in
a good environment, now you're in college, and you're the only Muslim there. You're like, man, my
friends aren't there anymore. So I don't feel so inclined towards Islam anymore. I don't really feel
like crying anymore. I don't really feel like you know, I don't have that connection anymore. No,
no, no, whether people hold on to you or not, whether the support system is there or not. This is
why we're the legacy of Ibrahim alayhis. Salaam. He hoped he that young men held on to his religion,
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and he was the only one holding on to his religion, there was no support around him. His family
didn't support him, and society didn't support him. He's a one man nation. That's why Locke calls
him an oma by himself, a nation by himself, and we are His following. You know what that means that
we don't make the excuse that the environment around us is bad. And that's why we don't submit to
Allah, that our friends are messed up. And that's why we're messed up. That man, you don't know what
my crowd is, like, Who cares what your crowd is like? You're the legacy of Ibrahim alayhis salam,
you're the only light in the middle of all the darkness. You don't make the excuses, you're there to
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get rid of darkness not to be part of it. That's the good, that's your function. And so you hold on
to Allah, because everything else will come and go. Everything else will come and go. What else you
move in law, who am Allah come, he is your protective friend. He is your security. He is the one
that's gonna guard you know,
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what an incredible protection he is, what an amazing protective Guardian he is. And what an amazing
aid he is. Now, the last last word of this, even though I told you that's the last thing this is the
last thing I promise. It's determinacy. And that's the end of the surah and the end of the ayah. The
word on the scene Allah describes what an amazing helper he is. But the word and the seed comes from
the Arabic word Muslim, some of you are familiar with.
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The word mustard in the Arabic language isn't just help. It's actually massive aid. If I help you
outside because you have a flat tire, I don't say that sort of took ISIS I took a I helped you.
Muslim is like an aid package. Billions of dollars are being given to some country in aid. That's a
huge army came to help a country that's been invaded. That's no sir. No, sir, is not a small kind of
help. Its massive legions of help. It's like when a love will send armies of angels. That's called
Muslim. That's Muslim. That's the aid of Allah, the massive aid of Allah, Allah saying he received
the inform actually means how amazing is a lot that he's always there ready to aid you in the most
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massive ways. When you have held on to Allah, you've held on to the strongest possible support you
could have that is constant for nierman. Mona, when you receive, you have nothing left to worry
about. This is the mentality of someone who accepts the legacy of the religion of their father
Ibrahim alayhi salam, and when you accept that, then struggling for a lot becomes easy. Then he
opens up those doors. What do you do fella? Allah says, Well, does he know how to phenol
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Alana, those who struggle in our path, we open up our pathways for them, we guide them to our
multiple pathways, absolutely a level making our way out for you. This struggle that I keep
referring to is different from each for each one of you. Some of you have struggles inside the
family. Some of you have struggles at work, or it has nothing to do with money. Some of you are
struggling with your health. Some of you are struggling with your religion itself, barely holding on
to your religion itself, barely holding on to Allah Himself. Some of you are struggling to get away
from how long only Allah knows your secrets. I'm not here to know your secrets. But know one thing
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when you decide to struggle away from the way of shaitaan and towards Allah. Allah has helped us
constantly there, he does not abandon you. We think he abandons us. shaitaan comes and tells us
You're so messed up Allah, Allah doesn't like you, he's gonna burn you in *, etc, etc. He wants
you to lose connection with Allah. And Allah comes along and says no allies there when you turn to
him. He's going to be there and he's going to constantly be there to provide a support. May Allah
azza wa jal never let us lose hope in our master and May Allah azza wa jal make our personal
struggles in our Deen easy for all of us and make us of those for whom Allah is near and that moda
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and Namah Nasi barakallahu li walakum Khurana Hakeem when a Friday when er can be it with the king
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hamdulillah salat wa salatu wa salam O Allah,
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wa Susana Mohammad Nabi Muhammad
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Ali, he was
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yaku La Virgen de kitabi Kareem bandana hula
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tanaji in the la vida de Luna lmdb
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Amano Salalah he was a limitus Lima Allahumma salli ala Muhammad Ali Muhammad
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kamasan later Allah, Allah Allah, Allah Allah mean in naka hamidou Majeed Allahumma barik Allah
Muhammad Ali Muhammad
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Ibrahim Ibrahim al al amin in naka hamidah Majeed de la Mola Tacoma in a La Jolla, shall we
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and in fact, he was one of the crew law he was
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a chemist Santa
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movie I lay him
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la dee dee mean Hello Raja meloetta Avi kumiko he Huma some Muslim in Amman, Kobe Murphy had the
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tawakkol see movie.
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semi Allahu neeman Amida
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a long
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while I'm equally Khufu when I had a lot of
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semi Allahu leemon hamidah
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law
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center more on a
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Komura metal law.
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Sir. Mr. Carter, I have two very quick announcements. The first of them is, I'd like to encourage
all of you to participate in the fundraising banquet tomorrow. It's at 630 at the Mandalay Hotel in
Las colinas. And shall long Tara I'll be there as well. I didn't tell the shoot or anybody else that
I'll be there. But I will be there and Carla. So I hope to see you there. And that's just a way of
encouraging all of you to come and support the machine. The second announcement is actually for the
upstairs, the sister side, those of you that can see me there's a stairway on that end. What I've
done over the last couple of years is, especially over the last year, wherever I go into machines, I
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recognize that our mothers and our daughters don't get a chance to ask questions, as well as easily
as the men of the community do so I'll make myself accessible by the stairs if our mothers daughters
have any questions and shout out I'll make myself available for the next 15 to 20 minutes and then
I'll meet with the brothers if they'd like to barakallahu li walakum salaam article for like ricotta
