The speaker discusses their organization's commitment to their cause and the crimes of the Israelites, as well as the history of Islam and the use of language in relation to money and the potential for businesses to create a culture. They emphasize the importance of trusting one's family members and respecting their own privacy in the face of adversity, as well as the need for community trust and respect in the face of adversity. They also touch on the impact of COVID-19 on society, including personal and cultural backgrounds and the importance of trust and respect in the face of adversity.
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at home fee for the dune rubbish suddenly we are silly Emily rock that Emily Sonia call
evenhandedness Lillah wa salatu salam ala alihi wa sahbihi once again everybody salaam aleikum, wa
rahmatullah wa barakato. I would like to first of all, thank the audience in front of me live, and
also the people online that supported this cause from all over the world, the amount of support that
we received has actually been quite overwhelming Alhamdulillah over the course of the month of
Ramadan, we are over 70, almost 77% of our goals have been met, in terms of raising the funds for
this project in sha Allah, and for all of those that did support my personal doors in the doors of
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our entire team, and shallow Todd are with you. And I'd like to remind you that the work that we do
is so noble and that you all become a part of it. In that lawsuit of loss of the law, it sort of
says $1 aldehydic fit. The one who points to something good is like the one doing it themselves. So
everybody has a hand in anybody receives a good message and something in their life changes in a
series of good acts, deeds, you know, events that take place in their life, and they become a
spreader of good you have a part in that. And that's such a noble thing to be a part of, because you
and I, you know, all of us know that our deeds alone, our personal deeds alone are not enough.
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There's not nearly enough before Allah azza wa jal on that account, we need the mercy of Allah and
we need all the help that we can get. And so this is a way in which I and you, all of us, we share
in this work. On that note, I do want to remind you, that the people who teach like myself and 100
are much better people qualified them myself. The teacher tried to remind and give a talk and things
like that. They may be in a position of prominence, like people see us, right? They see us on a
camera, they see us online, you see me in a crowd, and then the people who support us from behind
the scenes are invisible, like people don't know who they are, but they're not invisible to Allah.
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And at the end of the day, when we stand before Allah azzawajal on Judgement Day, that it's not like
the people who are famous or in the front row. It's actually the people who sincerely served as
Dean, you know, and then that the true value of everything that we contributed in whatever way in
our effort financially timewise you know, mental capacity, physical capacity, whatever we sacrificed
for the sake of this Deen rather I shouldn't even say sacrifice, but we invested for the sake of
this team will see that return on investment. So my encouragement to all of you and ChildLine these
last few days is to you know, also share this this project with family and friends get the word out
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so inshallah inshallah we can close up this gap. And once again, really truly very, very grateful
and McGraw for all of you and your families that allows me to shows you the return on this, this
good cause that you've supported in this life and in the next
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for a Latina Xena tunel kita Bobby ID him so my Luna has been en de la Helios, Ruby, salmon and
Canada. We're moving on to iron number 88. And here Allah azzawajal is describing the third and
probably the most significant of the crimes that the Israelites have done in regards to the book
just to put this in context a little bit. The two IOP that we read before this both had to do with
the book. So the first one was total marijuana and you can look at Canada among us marijuana calama
law. Are you seriously hopeful there
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they'll accept what you're saying, well, a group among them used to hear the word of Allah used to
hear the speech of a lion. They used to change it anyway, even after they had understood it. So that
was the first crime people, the scholars among them we talked about, that used to hear the word of
Allah and change it not present what was actually there? Well, when we are alone, and they will knew
what they were doing, and they were the only ones that knew. So it's not like anybody else could
come and correct them also. And that's one of the other benefits of the homeodomain. The second
group of people mentioned were people who don't even know what the book says, Well, we know miyun
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leyenda manaakitanga Allah many among them are the under the common masses aren't educated in
religion, who don't know the book except their own wishful thoughts, what they what they imagined is
in the book is what they assume is in the book, we're in Himalaya noon, and they do nothing but make
assumptions. And on that note, two things that I want to bring to your attention that I didn't
yesterday before I move on to this ayah in Sharla is about about that ayah you know that they know
the book but they you know, they don't know the book, they accept your own wishful thoughts. Ignore
a boss or the Lucha dragon who said something very scary about that if he was asked about that I
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What is my knee mean? And Amani, and actually in the senate alibi, check this also in the seminar.
One of the meanings of money is actually in our Omnia actually comes in the meaning of recitation
also. So, in that sense that this actually might not be Kitab or manual Kitab, meaning he read the
book from the same root origin. So if no Ibis looks at this meaning, which I translated as wishful
thinking he and he finds more compelling to look at it as reading, they have reduced they don't know
their book at all, except for mindless reading
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Yalla Muna, who have been worked a lot on the law firm. They know it in only two ways. They recite
some parts of it, they memorize some parts of it without understanding any of it layered Runa mafia,
they don't have a clue what's in it. In other words, their relationship with their book became that
of a ritual. When I first heard that this must have been 15 years ago, the the hair on my skin rose,
because I come from a part of the world, Southeast Asia, the sub continent, where we are raised so
many of us are raised and we're told if you read the entire Koran at least once with the Cadiz hub
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who just is gonna just make you just kind of read the Arabic words and you go through it and you
know a couple of suitors like hula hula had an article co author enough to get by in any prayer.
Your obligation to the Quran is done. You said, I already finished it when I was like 10, bro, like,
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and there's a on finishing party, like this kid finished on which actually means he read the Arabic
of it, one into the other. And that's something to be celebrated. And then there's the next step of
it, which is some more religious families in whom and that's actually transpired here as well so
many expats and people from different parts of the world I want my child to be a half
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because if you want you know, we may go out to a lot of bananas enough Indonesia cassava la sala de
hacer la well dunya means med school as Kara means have the Quran. If I have met school and heads of
Quran, my kid has said, you know, these, this combination, you can't go wrong, you know. And now the
problem with that mentality is you have a huge population of young people that have memorized the
entire Quran, and the vast majority of them have no concern for what it means have no idea what it
means have never been told that the memorization was only supposed to be a means to a much larger
end. Let me tell you as a student of the Quran, one of the best things you can do for yourself is to
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memorize Quran as a student of Quran, why are anuva pseudo Bhagavata Purana explains itself. You're
reading something in Allah and blind. It reminds you of something in Bukhara because it's already in
your heart. You didn't have to flip the pages to find it. It was already there. You're reading
something is sort of sharara remind you something from solar power. And you may you connect the dots
yourself because you're half of the purpose of memorization was so you could see how all of the book
akima ir, muffle psyllid, how it's either tighten together, wound together, and then they're
separated and explained how it all comes together. And how these, these these connections are
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constantly being formed. That was the purpose of the memorization of the Quran. The purpose of the
memorization of the Quran was also that you stand in the middle of the night, and recite and enjoy
the recitation and just just speak to allow and you're reciting. You're reciting his words and you
feel like he's talking to you. It wasn't about you know, perfecting your pitch. We then make it
sounding like the famous story. So you listen to his recitation over and over again, so you can copy
him when you lead the rally. It wasn't about that. That was never the point. But we reduced our
relationship with the book to a very artificial one. Even to the point I personally and this is you
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don't have to agree with me at all. And I don't care if it sounds controversial, but this is the
month of put on and if we don't say it like it is in this month.
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I don't know when we're gonna say it. We say about children or about even schools. This place we
teach Quran. This place teaches Quran so Quran school. That's not a Quran school. That's a
memorization school. Quran is much more than memorization.
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Or we teach Quran here, which means we just teach the reading of Quran here. This is a cardinal
Rania school. This is a read the 30th School. This is not a Koran school. Teaching Quran is that's
one little piece of teaching Quran. But teaching means that you take people from basic reading to
actually an internalization and a lifelong journey of reflection. The whole thing i'm not saying
it's just understanding and not recitation, but to take a piece of it and then call that a Quran
education and then turn around and said my kid knows Quran really, if you don't Quran
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Can I can I? Nobody knows. Can you hear what he just says? No. Recite something.
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And then you dare ask what it what does that mean?
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What did you just recite? Hulu? For Hulu? From Lj masala who beautifully grabbed him? Throw him in
* tie him in chains, and people like Masha Allah Oh, so hon Allah.
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The reciter and the listener have no idea what's going on.
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This is the tragedy of when you have Imani just reading one of the meanings of this ayah This is a
crime committed with our art by the money
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that they know their work with nothing but reading. That's it. That's all they know. Laia Allah
manaakitanga Allah money in Himalaya Avenue and above and beyond that they do nothing but make
assumptions. The other assumption that happens with that group of people and then others also, and
we'll see that in a second is that they assume that because they fulfill these rituals, these
ceremonies, that somehow they are the quote, the chosen people of God, like these are the these are
the good people. These are they're better than everybody else, you know, and we create a culture in
which we celebrate this kind of thing. And we give even I think it's so unhealthy especially for
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children, when children memorize, but it's something to be encouraged something to to, you know, be
proud of. But at the same time you don't turn those kids into trophies. And you don't know
Mashallah, Mashallah. Mashallah sit in the front.
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And, you know, you just you turn them into this, like, make them feel like there's some kind of
Dalai Lama sacred thing they're not. They're just kids, you're messing them up. You know, you're
creating a self righteousness in their minds that doesn't exist. You know. And so this is done by
the masses of people among the Israelites. And some of that disease has made its way into the soma
in Morocco, sirona Allah you play him even Tamia Rahim Allah adds about that ayah their crime is
that it's, a lot of them don't even read the book, they're just happy that someone else is reciting
it for them.
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So one, if they decided they have no idea what it means to they just they love listening to
recitation and will lie to them. Listening to recitation is a beautiful thing. There's nothing wrong
with listing presentation. But if your relationship with the Quran, that's all it is, then you've
got a very serious problem on your hands, then you've reduced the book to money, you know, that was
supposed to these all of these things are supposed to be enforcement for the larger goal. How do you
know what the goal of the Quran is that the Quran tell you itself, that Allah can take a loan,
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so you can understand so you can think deeply? So you can ponder? So this is what it's supposed to
do. You know that to me, so you can increase your Eman. You hear the word of a line and increases
you and you mind because there's a picture being painted that you didn't, you hadn't thought about
in a while, and a lot of refreshes in your mind. So this was the tragedy of the common people. So
the first challenge we saw with the book was people who edited the book,
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they changed what they heard. The second was people who reduce the relationship with the book to
something artificial. The third is the worst. This is the third today, we begin with the third for
Waylon. Then horrible destruction, the unleashing of all kinds of evils, the unleashing of tortures
the word whale, one of its interpretations in the Arabic language is pollution, the unleashing or
the opening of the gates of harm. So let's about to talk about people for whom all kinds of harm has
been unleashed. Like you know how he opens up his risk on people. He's talking about people on whom
he opens up the curse of Allah, He opens up the Wrath of Allah, the punishment of Allah and Juliana.
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That's way, another meaning of the weight and the husband Valhalla quassia, caminada. grief, death,
destruction, toil labor, resulting as a result resulting from torture.
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It's still worse kind of term and then the Rasul of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam narrated by
epicycle. Quadri Kala Kala Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa zinfi Johanna wale is actually a valley
in * yeah, we feel cafe are in a hurry.
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So holla
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coffee is thrown in it and he keeps falling for 40 seasons. He still hasn't hit the bottom for 40.
That's how deep wale is. And then he says lo lucila he held Jeevan Lama and Harvey kubla and Tableau
aka pero. He's he says, if a mountain was thrown into a way, that before it would reach the bottom,
it would melt away.
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That's that's way the ayah begins with Wayne.
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Who is this horrible, horrible place in * for some other narrations describe Wayne is a place in
* that * itself is afraid of.
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And he says little Athena, Dr. Wu Nikita, Baba dm. Wayne, is for those who continue to write the
book with their own hands. This is not the same as they change the book that's already been
mentioned. You Henry funa, whom embody Morocco, they edited even after they had understood it,
that's different. Now they're not changing the book. They are what authoring the book. They're
writing it themselves, you have to vote on kitabi id him. So Maya coloane. And after having written
the document with their own hand, what do they say, has been in the law, this is actually directly
from Allah.
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And they say you could just say hi, I mean, a lot. This is from Allah. But they say has I mean in
the law, as if to guarantee you this is exactly what Allah wants from you.
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Now, you would think this was a problem of the Israelites back in the day, they authored some parts
of the Torah, and they, and they did and they did, they did that. But of course, we don't make up
surahs of Quran. We don't do that we can't possibly Muslims can't possibly today be guilty of this
crime? Can we? Or is it the case that we make up stuff, and then hand it to someone and say, recite
this 3000 times, and your hair will grow back
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and do this, put this in your car, hang it in your car, and Allah azza wa jal will allow you to go
you'll find your wallet.
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Or you won't even need an oil change for your motorcycle or whatever.
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We come up with stuff and then say that the vape somehow from the rain, from the unseen, Allah will
help because of this formula. That not though not a lot, not as messenger ever again. They never
gave, you can encourage people to make draw, you can encourage people to do Vicar. But when you
create a connection between what you're saying and the unseen,
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you cannot make you cannot draw that connection until it is from way until Allah Himself authorized
that you're allowed to say this. Because when for example, somebody says, read Alif, laam, Meem 85
times and you won't get a car ticket.
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And people have you know, this is a particular problem in a certain part of Asia we have on our
fridges, Alif Lam, Meem Kraft, Heinz. Ah ha seen there's a grid.
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And what does that do? I used to live in a play. I asked an RT one time I saw it many years ago and
Sandy, what does that do? What do you have that day? Well, actually, if you recite this, then the
food in the fridge doesn't go back.
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Where did you? Where did that come from? Where does that come from? So it's in a book. It's an
Islamic book. How Islamic is this book? Where's this book?
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And then I saw another dog. This was even crazier. This was this one blew my mind. I saw this.
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And I started reading it. And it's part Hadeeth part and iron part another part a heavy part another
is all mixed together.
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What is that? Oh, this is special. Da This is a DA when you really need to still fix your problems.
I think Where is it from? This is mentioned Buhari Muslim is it Sano sama Quran so is it some other
source that I don't know about? Oh, no, this is the hubback I'll show it to you. And she actually
brought and showed it to me.
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And this guy, I won't tell you the title because it's too epic. And because the the Arabic actually
says tuna Gina, which means you rescue us, but you read it Angelina,
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which I don't even know what that is. But anyway.
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So, so the shot of the dog. There's actually explanation where this dog came from. How's it going? I
will find out where the Tsar came from. Where does the dog come from? Well, there was a very sacred
man. He was traveling by sea. He wanted to go to Hajj so he was traveling by sea.
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And on the way it was 300 people on the boat and on the way there was a storm and as
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The boat was rocking the shape, saw the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam come to him and say
gather all the people and recite this.
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And so he gathered all the people as the boat is rocking,
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and they start reciting it. And they were only and he will they were told to recite it 300 times,
but they only recited it four or five times, not only was the storm over, but the three month
journey had already been crossed.
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And they were already at the shores where they were supposed to be. And then bottom to bottom, it
explains, this is why this is so important. If you do it, it'll solve all your problems. hair
growth, fat loss, you know, like eyesight problems, you name it, this this plumbing, you name it, it
will take care of your business. This is a daughter have, so it's a must have on your fridge. Now,
the only slight problem with this story is that you cannot claim to see about civil law so I salon
when you're awake.
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That's like an inch my issue in this Omar, he can come to you and your and your dream. And
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that's it. And if you say that, he said this, then you're claiming that what you're seeing is wacky.
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And when you say that, then that itself is an act of govern.
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Like because the doors to where he other than dreams closed with Rasulullah sallallahu sallam. So
there's a slight problem with this boat explanation that has now become the foundation of people
make this stuff up. And people take it like religion like it's from God. Now listen to this for
Waylon Levine, Dr. wounaan kitabi, ad him, familia kulula hazama. Angela,
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what horrible destruction lies for those who continue to write the book with their own hands. And
then have the audacity to say this is especially from Allah.
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This is especially from Allah, making that connection, do this and Allah will do that. The only one
who can tell you that is who the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi salam, make this door, Allah
will forgive your sense, don't say the Salawat the angel will do this, when you say that there's a
cause and effect this if this, then this, if this, then this, the F part is in the scene world that
then part is in the unseen world, these sins will be forgiven, these good deeds will be written for
you make this law and you know or recite the Quran on the day of Friday, recite cough, and the job
will not touch you or you won't touch you and protection will come to you all of those forgotten
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that we know about that the prophets Allah will give us and he would remind us what their value is.
He does not know that himself. He's taught this because this knowledge of the unseen only belongs
with a law. So nobody can come afterwards and say, if you do this, and this because that I just
authored, that it's going to create this and this effect from the world of the unseen.
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You saying that is claiming to have knowledge that you don't have? Well Makana law has Allahu li li
Akuma de la Allah will never be one to inform you of the unseen.
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Allah will not be one to tell you news of the unseen that's he declared that already. But you know
what happens when when a huge population of Muslims is ignorant of the religion, ignorant of the
book of Allah ignorant of the sanctity of revelation? Then you have people that in the name of
religion, turn this stuff into a business then people come to these holy people and say I can't I
keep having daughters. I need a son.
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What what Vicar? Can you give me any sense Hold on.
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And then he'll like you know, put write something like he'll write like his favorite cartoon show
his name or something, he won't even tell you what he's writing goes up, throw it in a glass of
water. Drink this.
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And I'll take it out, wrap it around your arm if you take it off, then you won't have a son and if
you do have cancer, so just
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and this woman won't take it off. This woman won't take it off. Because now this to her is like why
this crit and these people make a lot of money. Oh man, they make a lot of money. This becomes a
businessman. This is crazy. This stuff is crazy. These people will solve my problems because they
have access to the rain. This is so Miko Luna has been underlined. Let me tell you why they do this.
Because you know the kinds of people that are drawn to this kind of cult mentality. Those are the
kinds of people who can think from this for themselves. They're easy to take a ride of easy to take
advantage of, to pull money out of and so the estado de feminine kalila
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so they can sell this stuff they made up for a small game. It's just an industry. That's all it is,
is an industry. You know, you have these sanctuaries, all over the US Pakistan, India, Bangladesh.
These same people go there their graves, they don't even know whose grave it is. And they're going
crazy at these graves making
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are crying, they're, you know, sacrificing animals they're even doing such that they're and you have
these like people that claim to be like God's people, their hairs all over the place and they're
like, Oh la la la like that and you go and this guy doesn't care anything about the world and he's
just lost in the love but his hand still sticks out for a few rupees. If you're so lost in the law
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How did the business side of it that that you don't get you don't forget that part. You know,
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it's an industry and this is this is what happens when an oma deteriorates and we're not the first
ones to experience this. This happened before us with vanilla in the St. Louis salmon and kalila so
we're now seeing this the phrase de Estado de or yesterday una de la he feminine kya twice now once
it was the actually take revelation itself and misrepresent revelation for game. Now this isn't even
about revelation. This is about stuff they just make out of thin air. They create a religion within
the religion that has nothing to do with Islam. And they create this cult following so they can keep
their industry going. People you know also la Salam had prevented
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you know, someone African used to come and want to speak with the prophet SAW Selim privately and
they used to to waste a lot of his time, but they did and they didn't want to talk to him. They just
wanted to make it look like you know, the prophet pays his personal attention, and looked good for
PR purposes, that they came and sat next to the Prophet size on them. So Allah prevented that tactic
of theirs and said for kg d mu Bina Naja comm sadhaka.
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If you're going to see the prophet Isaiah to Salaam, give some sadaqa then go sit with him.
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Give some sadaqa and then go sit with him. What was the purpose of the ayah? The purpose of it was
he knows that the mana Hakuna cheap.
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So if it's gonna cost him a few bucks, no, actually it's not that important. I'm gonna go.
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But this wasn't even done like the prophets lie. Selim is so sacred. And in order to come in this
company, you better give a donation before you get access to it. No, no, no, no, no, this was done
to prevent who would have been from Sr salasar. And even in the very next ayah you know, Allah azza
wa jal says and if you can't afford it, it's okay. For chemo salatu wa to soccer establish prayer
and give us aka, you know, so even in the Quran, rasulillah salam doesn't have an entrance fee, man.
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He doesn't have you don't have to pay special access, and then you get to talk to him and he'll make
the offer or whatever. But this became this became like an alternative to the medical industry.
People go to them for prescription, you know, people called up to them for healing. And so the
estado v salmon and kalila and then look at the last part for way too long macatawa ad him then
horrible destruction way once again, that's the second time for these people because of what their
hands wrote. Obviously, nobody writes with their feet. So why say their hands wrote? If Allah says
Fabiola homi Makkah taboo what they wrote, everybody knows you write with your hands? Why does Allah
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ad ketubot ad him the same reason he says, The coluna BLC nautico?
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You know, you say with your tongues now who Luna be afar, he him they say what their mouths
everybody says what their mouth? nobody speaks with their elbows. Why does he add mouth? Why does he
say write with the hand why they wrote with their own hands. This is actually how you speak when
you're extremely angry in virtually every language.
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You're going to talk to me what that mouth
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what just came out of your mouth.
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You did this with your own hands. When you talk like that.
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That's an unusual level of rage. That is not a normal thing to say, you know, this is the doing of
your hands. You let your hands do this. me my Qatada ad him. And then he concludes it with another
way? Well, we don't love him my xe boon. And then Wally which I've already described to you the
ultimate destruction, the worst of all, because of what they've earned what they keep earning. In
other words, the lies telling us twice in this ayah that all this whole thing is actually built
around the idea of industry, manipulation of people. This is actually some people study this stuff.
And they actually they run it like a business. And they don't you don't have to go to sanctuaries
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and like temples and places like that, you know, in grave sites to see this business. People will
come to your home and
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start a helicopter. And they have a tactic. Let me tell you, some of you might even have fallen prey
to it. They'll come they'll talk about a lion is messenger, salallahu alaihe salam, and they will
remind you of how bad you are, how you're a sinner, and how you've just, you're just going to *
and how you forgotten about a line you're not grateful and they particularly like to make sure women
are sitting women of the homeless sitting
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In his halaqaat, and for three hours, people are sitting there crying. I'm so messed up.
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Thank you, you open my heart.
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And he won't ask for anything. I say next week, then a few weeks of this, and then they'll offer
food. And it's a no, no, no, it's okay. It's okay. Chef me notice you never eat anything. It's okay.
I don't want to talk to you about my problems.
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You have problems here? No, no, it's okay. It's okay. Let's just talk about how bad you are.
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No, Chef, this is from us. Please take it please, please, please. And slowly, he didn't even have to
ask. You just start.
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And he said, No, no, I'm not asking. I'm not asking. No, no, please don't. And is there just loading
it up, filling it up. And there, this cult following this, this guy makes bank out of these people,
man, I've seen it happen. I've seen these guys in action. And they particularly prey upon the you
know, especially women that have like depression and low self esteem and that kind of thing. And
then they prey on them. And what else do they do? Now people are coming to them telling them the
most personal details of their family life.
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What should I name my child? Should I get this job? You know, things about your husband or your wife
that you should not be saying to anybody. And what the CFO told me is the ultimate level of
corruption. These people they're the filth of Muslim society. These manipulators, you know, they
take advantage of the vulnerabilities of people and the ignorance of people. That's what a lot
highlights well for them for what they earn. counseling people trying to help people in their
personal life is a thing of beauty. It's some it's a it's an act of sincerity, but when that's
turned into an industry of manipulation, shame on these people. And so he says we'll call you and
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these people then turn around. After doing all of these crimes lenta masala na Illa Yama Malouda at
least you admitted there's a fire we're making progress. They said the fire won't touch us except
for days that may be counted. Meaning easy to count days. Malouda is not used in Arabic for like if
you see like a pile of rocks, it's not my Duda model. That means you can see with your eyes and tell
how many
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like you can count on your hand, or there are six cars in the lot. If the parking lot is full, there
are not a lot more Duda. Just for four or five cars in the parking lot. This is my Duda because you
can easily just see immediately and tell how many, okay? They say * won't touch us. The fire
won't touch us.
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Except for just a handful of days. Nothing.
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Now in this somehow squeezed out of all of the incriminating I mean, the list of crimes began a long
time ago and after hearing all of this, they say Okay, you know what? Yes, yes, yeah. Okay, so yeah,
we're messed up a little bit too lot. And yeah, we didn't accept your messenger, even though we know
he's a messenger. Allah might be angry about that, but not that angry. You don't know how many
favors he's done to us. He'll do another favor. Even if he gets angry. It'll be temporary. He'll
cool off and then we'll be back in heaven again. Then Thomas telenovela Yamamoto, of course, as I
say this, I should probably not draw attention to any behavior of Muslims that may have similar
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attitudes at all. Because we don't ever think that we're going to be in * just for a little bit
because Allah loves us too much. And then we're just going to be in Gemini anyway.
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Or do we?
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Allah is highlighting this because this is a sickness, people lean on it and say, I mean, come on,
fine, fine. I'll be upset. I might be thrown in the barbecue for just a bit.
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But he'll take me out. will take me out I won't be there that long.
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Guys, don't you don't know what you're saying? When you say that? You really don't know what you're
saying. I'm going to come back to what what what else has to the Muslims about this issue? But
first, let me tell you where this idea came from. The research of Ignacio Rahim Allah on this
matter. He commented after studying the Torah, he said, Well, I mean, luminol, Masada Illa Yamato
that they felt safe from any kind of accountability that Allah will hold them to account and punish
them, except for a few days to add the Lu a Yama about the region that was in the number of days
that they worship the calf, that's how many days that we're gonna get punished. So if we were out if
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we messed up for like, 40 days, 30 days, 20 days, 15 days, five days, that's how long it's gonna be.
I mean, we already did that crime and that's the one Allah was really mad about, but he's been okay
since he gets mad, but not that mad. That was the big one. And then he has our Yemen and Cooley
Alfie Salatin, Minal alum, Yom
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all they say for every 1000 years of this life, one day
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and then they say well in Nevada azabu October, Allah Jamie him listen to this Jewish theology that
was developed. What was developed was the Jewish people are allowed to sing whatever they want.
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sent away, do whatever you want.
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Allah will collect the sins of all of Jewish society.
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And then He will punish them one day, every 1000 years, all of them men, women, children, all of
them, he'll just let his anger out on one day and then let them go another 1000 years.
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So when a major catastrophe would happen with the Jewish people, like they would be exiled or
invaded or massacred than that, so this is one of those 1000 years now we can go another 999.9 years
off. Yes. Because we paid the price. So they have this their own concept of justice like bucket
justice, right? You just you mess up for 1000 years and by the way, if you mess up for 1000 years,
it doesn't it seem like a less punishing people that came much later for crimes that happened much
before that even justice.
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But the devise this twisted concept, and we're all completely okay with it. And that's actually what
helps you understand later on and hold on. They say yeah, what do I have to home? No, you amaroo
Alpha Santa. They each of them wishes they could live 1000 years, why? 1000 years because anything
over 1000 years that one day is coming.
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So right up to 1000 years and then before the punishment gets here, I can die. I'll be fine. Listen,
wha hoo.
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Be a new ama. He will not be getting away from the punishment even if he lived that long. And if he
was given that extension, here Allah says they have this attitude, they won't end up in * except
for just a few days a lot asked the angry question well at the hospital and the law has done
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Have you taken a promise with Allah? Have you gotten this guarantee from Allah that you just sent
for them to Khalifa Lahore, Idaho, and as a result of that promise, Allah will not be going back on
his promise.
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Please show it to me. Which chapter of Torah
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is it in Genesis is in an exodus? Where is it? Which of the five books what of your Torah tells you
that you are saved from the fire of *? You have been erased, erased all mention of *. So for
you to come out and say this is actually yet another you have to learn on kitabi ad him. So Maya
coluna Hava Mandela, making it up on your own or then Allah calls them out directly and says I'm
Taku Luna Allah Allah him Allah tala moon, are you attributing things to Allah that you have no
knowledge of?
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Are you saying things on behalf of God that you know, know nothing about? Is that the case with you?
Because if not bring forward bring something forward. Now, when you challenge people like that, what
do they bring forward? Clearly, they can't bring forward the last book, because there's nothing in
the last book that justifies this. They can't bring forward the teachings of a prophet. You know,
what they can bring forward? Are you challenging or share?
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Because Who do you think you are?
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And so they can hide behind their their bar, they are a bunny, you know, their KCC in their priests,
their rabbis. And this if this cult disease enters into this oma and someone challenges and says,
bring forward some evidence, people can say, Well, actually, my my faith is the evidence. He has a
McCombe. He's reached a certain spiritual state, in his faith, that he doesn't have to prove he is
evidence.
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He doesn't need a book. He is a book, you know.
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And this this silliness, this Pope ification of people is not something a lot ever allowed. subhana
wa, tada, never, never really take people and consider them so sacred, and so close to Allah, that
they can't they're even beyond criticism. You go there, and like the mafia, they put forward in
handy.
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Which profit, which profit did this, which the hubby did this. And those are much better people than
anybody that came after them. This kind of sanctification of people to consider them in these
mahkamah. This is all a new invention. And actually, I argue not that new. This is something that
afflicted the people who came before us. It happened with the Jews, it happened with the Christians.
I've seen it, go to the store there. Coptic Christians there in one time their priest came into the
store.
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And man, the guy is very devout, right? So he the guy gathered his groceries brought them to the
counter, but the guy at the counter who's a, obviously an ardent follower worshiper, he grabs his
hand and kisses like five minutes, I'm waiting to buy my stuff and he's still smoking. Like, he's
not cuz
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he's got to get all the blessings, you know?
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And then when he's done, the guy
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gets a discount.
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We shouldn't be doing this. And I argue I'm a victim of it myself.
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This is so widespread. It's so widespread. That people literally they see me as a
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brother, can you just put your hand on my child's head?
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What Why is there a new shampoo you try it?
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With him that you want me to, like, What? Why do you want me?
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Okay, just make some draw for him and on him.
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What do you think I am?
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I'm on YouTube dude.
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When Facebook started, but we we have this mentality that's been brought down onto us that anybody
who teaches anything about the must be some kind of have floating in the air. Same thing that and
you know, I used to
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tell you something about my youth A long time ago, I used to wear like, I used to have a much longer
beard a thobe and sometimes determine
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the whole nine yards. I completely stopped wearing it for a long time. You know why? Every time I
give a football, what would happen afterwards?
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people treat you like the Pokemon
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shake your hand and
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what are you doing?
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Why are you doing that?
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You know, because you look like someone from a different time. So you must be like, somehow
sanctified and holy and we need to get the blessings.
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This is silly. It's silly. We respect teachers. We respect scholars and the love and appreciation i
get i really, it humbles me. It really does. But at the end of the day, woman national Columbian
manda illallah wa Amina Sally Han Lacan in an eminent Muslim,
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who could be better than someone who tries to call people to Allah tries to do good deeds. And at
the end of the day, it has no doubt I am from within the Muslims. I am part of I'm not above the
Muslims. I'm one of them. Meaning the things I'm trying to preach to you are not some problems that
you have, and I don't have. If I'm talking about duck walk, that doesn't mean my taco problems have
already been solved.
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If I'm talking about a man, that doesn't mean I have a man already, you guys need help. That's not
what that means. I'm reminding myself and reminding all of you, we are in the boat together. So this
idea of, you know, overly sanctifying religious leadership, it created such a problem in Israel. And
now today, we are in danger of that extreme right. So on the one hand, you have this one extreme of
sanctifying people of religion, and on the other, you people get turned off from the and they won't
don't even give, like normal human decency and respect to people of religion, because they think
they're all corrupt, and they're all the same. We don't have any middle ground no civility left.
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What is the reality of this idea? Are we as the fire really not going to touch us except for a few
days? Allah says, by law? Not at all. No, no, no, on the contrary, man casaba say, whoever were to
earn a single sin, what a * but be he has the right to who and his mistake surrounded him, his
mistakes surrounded him for Let us help you not even feel Caledon. Those are the companions of fire,
those are the people of fire in which they will remain. Now in this ayah I will tell you, I used to
hold a particular view based on my reading my view has completely changed. So I'll share with you
what I used to hold. And I've talked about before, and now I'm disagreeing with myself. Because my
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own journey in Quran is one of rediscovering my view originally was and it was taught this way to me
also was that this is saying whoever earns a single sin
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and then they get addicted to that sin. They cannot let go of that sin. They keep on doing the same
thing over and over and over again. Then Allah says those are people have held in which they will
remain.
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Somebody has the sin of backbiting.
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They don't let go of it. They just have this thing they can't help it they don't even realize
they're doing it they do it over and over again. salons there's a guys there Hodges there everything
is there, but they did not let go of this one sin, therefore a lie saying for like us horrible not
because you're supposed to give up your sin. Right?
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I now hold a different view about desire. Allahu Allah. I don't believe that previous view is
correct. When I hold about this ayah and even though I'm sure Rahim Allah I'm grateful to him or him
Allah for commenting on this even briefly, because it really opened my eyes on the subject. He says,
pay attention to the words or how but the hottie
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his mistake, surrounded him. It took a hold of him. When something surrounds you. It's not just
something inside you. It's not just something you touch. It's everywhere you see it envelops you. In
other words, this is talking about someone. Let me give you a practical example. So you understand
what's being said here. Somebody is addicted to
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I don't know stealing.
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And they don't they can't let go the habit. They feel bad about it. They make Toba they try to help
themselves. They're going to therapy for it. They're going to rehab for it. They're working on it.
It's a work in progress.
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Somebody has a drinking problem. Drinking is not easy to give up. So they're in, you know, some kind
of support group. They're in Alcoholics Anonymous, they're talking to a counselor, they're dealing
with any mom, there's been a few months, they've been able to kick the bottle. Every once in a while
they fall back, but then they realize they're doing something wrong. They try to get away from it.
Again, there are people in this struggle, there are actual people in the world, Muslims that are
going through the struggle now, right, something depressing happened in their life, and they just,
they got into it, and they know they can get out of it.
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But the fact that the sin surrounded them means that not only are they making this mistake,
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over time, nobody likes to feel bad. Like long term guilt is not something people like to live with.
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I don't want to feel ashamed of drinking anymore.
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So I'm gonna say, What's so bad about it anyway.
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Yeah, I drink, but it's not the end of the world. Yeah, I know. It's bad, but it's not that bad. And
then they take a next step. Well, it's not even that bad. There's so many health benefits.
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And then they take the next step.
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Why do we have to follow this old law about drinking that had to do with some other time, this
doesn't have to do with our time.
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There's nothing wrong with drinking. Nowadays. I'm in complete control. When I drink, I don't have a
problem, not an addict.
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Then they take a next step, who needs law, Islamic law, and eventually I anyway,
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all religions are made up anyway.
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One step to the next to the next to the next. All because of what one sin.
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Drinking is one sin. In order to be you can't let go of this, you're willing to let go of the
religion for it.
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slowly, but surely, you're just letting go of the entire religion because you don't want to let go
of the sin. You know.
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And so this and this for a lot of people, the reason they start doubting Islam is actually because
of their addiction to sin.
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Some boy will call me and say I don't believe in Islam anymore. And I also what's her name?
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I never told you about. Yeah, you didn't tell me what's your name? I can't tell you. Okay, so
there's
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my parents said I can't marry her. I've been dating her for a few years. They keep telling me it's
Haram. I'm tired of hearing that it's haram who needs haram Anyway, you know, it's because of this
haram business that I don't have a good relationship with my parents. And Harun came from Islam,
Islam as the reason my parents are messed up towards me, and I can't be with my girlfriend.
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So who needs a song
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Balaam and cassava, say at an aha thought to be healthy. It surrounded him entirely. They were
willing to change their view of God, their view of religion, their view of Revelation, because they
can't let go of the sin. That's what this is talking about. For like us having our home for the
holidays. Those are the people of fire in which they will remain. And why do we Why am I more
convinced of this position, because there is a via and there's a mercadona this call, it's actually
called in a case in Arabic reflection contrast. The very next is a contrast. If you read the eye on
its own, it seems like a very plain simple Ayah nothing to it. When Lavina Amina Amina Sally heart
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like cassava genovia Caledon very simple. Those who believed those who did the did the few good
deeds asked of them. Those are the people of heaven. Those are the people of john now the garden in
which they will remain seems like a straightforward enough fire. But if you contrast it, there were
two things mentioned. They believe and they do good deeds.
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The contrast of that is they disbelieve and do evil deeds, isn't it? If you say believe, and good
beliefs and good deeds, the opposite would be what disbelieve and evil deeds. But the previous hire
doesn't say, but a man Guevara. Well, I mean, let's say
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for like us happiness, that's not one of us had a lot to talk about one thing that took ahold of
him, what are we learning from it? We're learning about that one sin that ruin his eemaan
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the contrast is not with, you know, with, you know, one mistake to one good deed. The contrast is
this mistake that surrounded him, ruin his faith altogether, and then ruined as a result, his
chances of doing any other good deeds. It burnt away all have his good deeds. It took a hold of him
and wrapped him up, like drugs like alcohol like Xena. These are the kinds of things that can take
over a person's life like drugs, they can just take over a person's life and everything will be
gone, everything will get burnt away. And so this by contrast, you understand the art of Quran. Look
at how if you study the eye on its own, and if you study it in its context, what a difference it
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makes. On its own it just says they believe they do good deeds they got agenda which has a meaning.
But by putting it in its context, you understand what the previous ayah meant. Now in these last 10
or so minutes, I want to share with you one of the most beautiful art summarizing the entire show
Dr. When you slide
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the entire law given to the Israelites somewhere
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In just one hour. Look at what Allah says, what is the cause now mitaka Bani Israel, when we had
taken the binding contract, the thing that tied them tied the children of Israel, when we had taken
that agreement that ties them to Allah, la buena Illa. Allah, you will not be worshipping anyone
other than Allah.
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This is not in the form of nahi Arabic grammar students here. No, Allah did not say that, that
Moodle Illa Allah don't worship anyone other than Allah literally said, you will not be worshiping
anyone other than Allah. What's the difference? Your son wants to go to a party. There's two ways of
saying two ways of saying, don't go. Or you are not going.
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When you say don't go, that's also stopping him. But when you say you are not going period.
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He didn't prohibit you made a statement of fact,
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he could turn around and say Actually, I am.
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But he understands if he's not stupid, that when you said you are not going, what does that mean?
There's no possibility for you to step out of this house and keep your legs
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that's not happening.
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You know, you could say, Don't smoke, or you could say there is no smoking here.
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Which one is harsher?
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There is no smoking. You understand. So if Allah said, don't worship anyone other than a law that's
prohibiting, but when he says there, you will not be worshiping, except Allah.
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That's actually
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and that said to a kind of people who are criminals of you know, of the past that have worshipped
other than a lie in the past. And so after he says that to them,
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he has to turn them into human beings again, remember that as hopefully, they went wild. And their
civility will come back one day restore their relationship with a lot and to what Bill Wally Dini, a
sudden, and with both parents, you better have excellence.
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And it's amazing that a lot of people here did not say, well, actually no, Bill Wiley Dini, son, and
out of Sedona bill Valley, Dini, son, you will be doing good with parents. He didn't say that. He
said with both parents. Excellence, one word.
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Think about when someone gives you instructions in a sentence. And when someone gives you
instruction with one word,
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kindly stop writing or stop.
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Which is stronger, stop.
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Please go outside, go.
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Go is much stronger.
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When it comes to both, he says with both parents.
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Excellence.
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And this is why that's why I'm saying it out loud. Why is if Allah is saying, I don't want to hear
it. Nothing short of your best when it comes to both parents,
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Asana
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and Asana and also means to give them their rights. I'll only say one thing about the extremes on
both ends. I talked about it last night, but I'll summarize it now. two extremes that exist on the
subject. People tend to be abusive. People tend to take the religion not to serve a law but to serve
themselves. And so this can also be done by parents. Parents can say ah, Quran says we're bill
Wiley, Dania sonnen. Now do as I tell you take all of your savings, put it in my account. Don't give
it to your wife. Don't give it to your children. No, no, you don't need the car. Give me the car.
Don't give it to your family. Listen to your parents. I know you're 35 years old but you still can't
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get married. You haven't made enough money for me yet. What below Bali, Dania Sana
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parents can be greedy and selfish, it's possible and abuse their children in the name of Allah's
book. It's possible.
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On the flip side of it, of course what you've heard your entire life, children who don't care to do
good by their parents, despite how seriously Allah put their rights, but Allah did not give them
absolute rights. Allah did not allow any human being to justify abusing another human being.
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He did not
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you know you had in the case of is a famous story of a
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man who came to the Prophet so I said I'm complaining about his son, who doesn't give him Who
doesn't take care of him or complaining that his son is not a good son to him.
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And when the son came, Association looks at him and says anta, Mama, Luca, Leah Vika
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you and your money belongs to your dad.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, what did you just say? Now some fathers in the audience are going to make sure
they find this video and take this one clip that says you and your money belong to your dad. You
listen to that son.
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You know, this is my favorite Islamic lecture of all time.
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What's the full story
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Shalom describes a father who take care of takes care of his son, the son doesn't even return his
alarms, doesn't even open the door before him has completely abandoned him, speaks ill of him. And
actually, the father didn't want to say it. The father came to the Prophet Solomon said, I have a
good son, he takes care of me, and Associates him saw right through and then said, Tell me what's
really going on.
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And then he started telling him some of these things, then he called that abusive, ridiculous son,
and said, You, you need to pay back. You and your money belong to your dad.
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That wasn't a universal for all sons. That was for that idiot son that was not taking care of his
father, who had done wrong by his father, who had taken his father's well.
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What about the rest of us, we have to take care of our parents when they're in financial need.
Absolutely. When they're in need of health when they need in need of company when they're in need of
our love. When they reach old age, we're not supposed to abandon them, and leave them alone, not get
annoyed with them, take care of them, etc. All of that is true. All of that is true, but not
according to what they set. According to what Allah and His Messenger set
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your relationship with people. Your rights and responsibilities are not determined by you or them.
They are determined by a lioness messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
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You know what happens between people, is, no matter how much you do for your wife, she'll still say
you don't do anything for me.
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No matter how much you do it for your father or your mother, what are they gonna say? I wish you
were a good son.
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It's very, it's almost impossible, if not impossible to make people happy is another case in life.
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So then how are you ever going to have a son to your parents? You have to have access to your
parents, not by their standard, but but by a law standard and your own conscience? Did I do the very
best that I could?
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And did I do for them without wronging anybody else if you're doing a song to your parents, and
starving your children, or depriving them of their rights, or your spouse of their of her rights, or
of his rights, and you're in women's cases, women want to do right by their parents, and they're
just ignoring their husband, then you're not doing your son to your parents. Because Allah didn't
say, well, Bill Wiley Dini axon, full stop was in Korba.
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And closes relations exam for them to Yes, parents take priority, but other relationships, too. You
cannot it's not Oh, they'll corba or somebody will corba. When you're done with parents, and they're
totally happy, then think about your wife, then think about you. No, no, no, no, no.
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You have to think about them at the same time. There's a why here. It's not at the same level,
though. So why isn't it at the same level, there are lots of explanations, listen to one of them.
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Every other relationship you have, every other relationship you have is one in which you are
responsible over others.
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The closer relationships you have other than parents, what are those relationships, the spouse, the
children, fundamentally, the spouse and the children, right, or siblings Even you are in some way
going to do good towards them.
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You owe you are responsible for them. And in some way or the other, they may be dependent on you.
But your parents, that's the only relationship, we're absolutely 100%, you were entirely dependent
on them.
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And you're the rest of your life, you're paying them back for what they did for you. Right, it's
actually returning the son that they had done to you.
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And so that you can never pay back. So you'll have to give it back with their son, you'll have to do
the very best you can. With everything else. There's also height, but not at the level of those
who've done you a favor. And nobody's done you a bigger favor than your parents who brought you into
this world. Who a lot who's suffering Allah made and who's the father whose financial and labor
sacrifices allowed you to grow up? The mother who physically toiled and bled to bring you into this
world. There's no way you can pay them back. You're gonna you're gonna owe them your entire life.
And even that's not enough. But that does not give you permission and does not leave you the room to
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do wrong by everybody else. And it does not turn your parents into dictators.
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It doesn't. Allah does not allow them in this thing.
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So now was in corba, and close relatives also, now that you've taken care of the close family, now
you look in your community while you're Tama, the Israelites were told, take care of the orphans.
How are you supposed to know who's an orphan?
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I'm only going to talk about this. I won't finish the ayah today, just I'll leave it at the orphan.
How are you supposed to know back in the day who's an orphan there is no ad for relief organization
that showing you pictures of orphans.
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You people were living in a local community. They're going and they're praying in the masjid.
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Unless you talk to people when you pray. You get to know them. They get to know you. You get to know
their families. You get to know their children. You invite them to your home you go to their home.
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Until that happens. You don't know who the theme is. If you just come to the masjid say Salaam to
somebody and go back
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issues on NGO. There is no relationships being created. There's no invitations happening. People
aren't personally getting to know each other in a community. When that happens, will you ever know
who the team is? No. And you know when you don't know who the needy are in your community, you know
what Allah calls you. Allah calls you jarhead Yes, the Buddha Hello on Yamuna top of the giant
thinks they don't need
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there's a team coming there's a marine coming there's a miskeen coming to our machine he's praying
here. He's looking for a job for a year he's not gonna put a sticker here looking for a job he's not
gonna wear a baseball hat that says your team on top
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you're only going to know if you get to know people personally This is why those who have lost
weight sometimes I'm sure salon will alter a motor arm is a logical connection spreads alarm and
feed food. Why? Because when you say Salaam you get introduced to somebody once you get introduced,
you should want to invite them over get to know them better than you know who's weird. Who got
family
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They'll be here it's it's a tragedy in our own mind. today. You hear about the death in a family.
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This brother passed away MC da but if they passed away, there must be a team. Right? Who is that
your team? And we're supposed to have a son towards a team take care of them. How are you doing?
How's it feeling? You must be really lonely.
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You know you're holding up okay.
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You know, you haven't eaten in a couple of days who's gonna check on him?
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I mean, we prayed 1000 people page and so for this brother who nobody knows. His son was standing
there crying, his daughter was standing there crying, then they went back home and they disappeared
from our life. They don't exist for us anymore. Allah says just like your parents deserve your son.
Just like the close relations deserve your son. The team deserves your son, but you cannot give the
team ehsaan until you create an actual community
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until the machine becomes a place like it used to be in the time of the Prophet salallahu alaihe
salam, this is what will yet Allah then by extensional masakan Allah puts the most needy first
inshallah Allah will continue this conversation tomorrow. barakallahu li walakum Philco Anand
Hakeem, when I finally went iacobelli chemo Santa Monica.
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Is there any way we can go for the forces in
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that equation ever for like students like us
