Nouman Ali Khan – Surah Yusuf #69 – V103-104 Stubborn & Dismissive

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The speakers stress the importance of the "has" in the title of the Quran and its use in future conversations between Allah and His Messenger. They stress the need for people to be in love with words like "will" and "will" in relation to emotions and connect with people. The speakers also emphasize the importance of setting boundaries and respecting others' boundaries. While asserting one's values is important, it is also crucial to not hesitate to give money to anyone who needs it and to not let anyone's success hold them back.

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			What does he mean a genie in Hawaii in the Quran, a lawyer and me,
		
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			publisher, silly Emily
		
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			Coco Lee al hamdu Lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah.
		
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			Once again, everyone.
		
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			Today I'm going to try to talk to you guys about whatever I've come to learn in terms of is number
103 and 104. Actually, I didn't change the title properly on the ISO let me do that now Give me a
second.
		
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			Berlin
		
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			See ya.
		
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			Hi, I'm back again.
		
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			So the reason I'm so distracted is because I saw the presidential debate last night and my brain got
fried and I was ready to give you guys a lecture. But at this point, I thought much of the world's
population that observed that disaster is probably not able to concentrate on anything for a while.
So if that's what I'm feeling, that must be what a lot of people are feeling. Therefore, I decided
to delay the lecture and I'm still kind of dizzy from it. So inshallah I'm back on track. So let's
start over again, is number 103. And 104, of sort of use of and in these two ions. This is the start
of the core of the final passage. And I talk to you guys a lot about in the drawings and kind of how
		
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			the things are organized. But to keep it simple for our conversation today, you know, from 103, all
the way to 110. Allah is going to talk to the Prophet so so I'm basically about two things. He's
going to talk to the prophets lesson about how stubborn and how adamant the his audience, meaning at
that time, because he was in MCI, he's talking about how stubborn they are, and how arrogant they
are, and how dismissive they are of this message. And no matter what you do, they just don't want to
hear it. They're just ignoring every possible, you know, line of reasoning. And they're not learning
from what you're giving them. They're not learning from all the evidences that you've presented
		
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			them. They don't even look at reality around them. They're not learning from the history of those
who came before them. And they are so they feel so safe, that they can be so oblivious, and so
dismissive, and so stubborn. And yet, the punishment won't just all of a sudden come and get them.
That's basically the summary of what Allah is going to tell the prophets I send them is their state,
like this is where they are, this is how stubborn they are. which creates an interesting problem.
Because if Allah is telling Allah Himself is telling the prophets, I send them that these people are
so stubborn. They're such a lost cause. They don't, they refuse to listen to the best advice. Just
		
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			they don't want to hear it. They you know, they don't care. That's the point that alemi makes so
strongly and so many IOD over and over again, then it begs the question, then why am I even
preaching to them? Why even bother trying to invite them to Islam, Allah himself, who knows
everything has told me they're not going to listen. The Knower of the future, the knower of the
deep, the depths of somebody else's heart is already letting me know these guys are a hopeless
cause. So what am I supposed to do? And after telling the profits loss, I'm dead, then in the course
of this passage, after giving him this, you know, impossible task. And he's already told him
		
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			practically it's impossible. That's basically what he's told him. These people are not there, just
want to hear it. Then he gives him a set of instructions sprinkled in between this, but this is what
you must do. This is what you must do. This is what you must do. So in sprinkled in between his
conversations with the prophets lesson, and why is that so so important? Because there's an overall
parallel to the story we just read and spent spent so much of the last year reading.
		
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			And the parallel is that you find individuals especially Yaqoob and Yusuf Ali Salaam, who are
		
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			Faced with impossible situations, and they have to carry themselves a certain way, regardless, they
see themselves in hopeless circumstances and yet have a certain kind of optimism. Where's that
optimism coming from? Right? In the case of Yahuwah Islam, were you surprised that you could say
it's their faith, you could say it's the revelation of a dream. In the beginning, maybe it's that
the truth of that dream that less than hold on to faith, no matter what happens, because it is a
revealed promise from Allah. Right. And the, the far surpassing that dream, is what Allah has given
the final messenger solar. So it's not encoded in the form of stars and the sun and the moon. And
		
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			then you have to decipher that code and eventually figure out what that means when you see it
materialized. In fact, what Allah has given the prophets I said, was very clear, direct speech. It's
there's nothing between the lines, the promises are very clear and expressive, you know, expressed
promises, explicit promises. And so this is going to be an important study for us to understand the
nature of the conversations that happen between Allah and His Messenger so long already. So that's
one of the very important features of, of the Quran, both in murky and muddy new Quran. There are
different kinds of passages passages about the afterlife passages about you know, previous prophets,
		
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			passages about disbelievers and hypocrites. And there's lots of different subject matter in the
Quran. But one current in so many suitors in the Quran somewhere or another is a conversation that's
directly happening first and foremost, between Allah and His Messenger Allah and His Messenger Allah
and as much as the dialogue happening between those two, right Allah speaking to him directly about
what he's dealing with at that very moment. In that very instance, that's how ally speaking to him.
Now, this is also a very interesting direct contrast from what was happening with the profits, we
just read about Yahoo, and use of honey, some are even some why, because they were going through
		
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			stuff. But when they were in that state of hopelessness, a lot didn't speak to them directly.
		
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			Allow, you know, they're not they had faith, they, they knew what to do, because they had the right
principles of faith of sobor and tawakkol. And, you know, not losing hope in a love being optimistic
of being grateful, those principles they carried and protecting themselves from disobeying Allah,
but Allah wasn't intervening in the middle of a situation to speak with them directly. You saw one
circumstance where Yusuf has been thrown in the well. And then Allah azza wa jal, you know,
intervenes and reveals to him at that very moment, you will be informing them of this, as it is
being thrown in the well. So there's this direct intervention? What do you find what the prophet
		
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			sighs
		
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			there's, you know, and can contrast this? What is a divine message that came in the story, the
divine, divine direct intervention is either use of Reason being told in the well, as he's being
thrown in you will be telling them about this one day, meaning you'll be victorious over them one
day, right. Another case you can think of divine intervention is jacobellis. Adam is living so many
years in pain, and holding on to hope anyway. But Allah lets him smell the scent of use of even
though the shirt is dozens if not hundreds of miles away, he can send sense it right. So this is a
this is a gift from a lie. This is not a human thing. It's from and he says when he smells, it will
		
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			not lie, he might not and the moon will hold on to finally even if you're gonna think I'm crazy,
you're gonna consider me insane. I know something from Allah, you don't know. Now contrast that with
the prophets. I saw them at hand. He just heard all of that this is this remarkable narrative. And
then he compares his situation. And in his situation, it's not just that he, you know, the
jacobellis lamb and his son use have faced an adversarial, you know, family members, that's what
they face they you know, his sons are in this his case, his brothers, that's what they face. Are you
so funny, Sam's faced other adversarial situations. It's more than that. Allah is telling him I have
		
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			given you a gift that is so unique, that I'm speaking to you directly to give you hope. I'm not
making you wait, you know, many years before you can send something and just get the hint that the
right that hope is on the way. I'll talk to you directly. And I will you know, it's one thing to for
Yahoo valet services to say in number a scuba diver has Neela I only take my complaints I only take
my grief and what saddening me. I only take them to a lot. That's what he said. Right? And in the
case of a solar system, it says if Russell's house Adam doesn't even have to take them to Allah.
Allah is saying I know what you're going through. Allah is telling him. This is an indication of the
		
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			remarkable love and the intimate connection between Allah and His Messenger Salallahu alaihe salam,
where it in the stories of other profits, you find them turning to Allah, the profits turning to
Allah, you find this remarkable contrast, Allah turning to his profit
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, it's so powerful. It's so incredible. Like you could have, you know,
just like a light telling us the stories of the prophets, you could have a lot of talking about how
the Prophet Muhammad SAW sudden turn to Allah and prayed for this or that or the other. Or he said,
he said, sovereign, Jimmy Lee, Allah could comment on him in the third person too. And he does
sometimes he does, he talks to us. And he speaks about the Prophet Alayhi Salaam in the third person
is Omar takamura, Zulu ma kumanovo. What the messenger gives you take it, what it forbids you from
stay away from it, when he said, he doesn't say what you give them is what the messenger gives you.
		
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			Which is pretty cool, because the words are coming from the prophets mouth. And he's referring to
himself in the third person, because it's not his words, it's a lot referring to him and alleged
talking to us through the tongue of the Prophet slicin them, right. But here, the thing to
appreciate this, this kind of passage in the Quran, this is not the only place, but this kind of
passage is its own kind of entity, where an intimate dialogue or conversation is taking place
between a line the messenger and allies, letting the prophets I saw him know that I know more than
anyone what you're going through. I understand what you're going through. And I know what's ahead of
		
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			you. And I know how impossible The situation is.
		
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			So first, he told him that he came in number 11, he like
		
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			we already talked about this, I now go back and rethink about that i that is from the news of the
unseen that we have inspired to you. You weren't with them, when they had made up their resolve as
they had made their scheme, meaning when they were throwing him in the well when they made up that
decision. And they had made up their minds that they were going to do this and that scheme is that
they were executing. You weren't around at that time. What does that tell the profits on when he
hears a lot tell him that you see we're saying what lessons can we learn? But before we even think
about what lessons can we learn, the first time these words were experienced were not experienced by
		
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			us, not even experienced by the Sahaba. They were first and foremost experienced by those who have
lost them. And Allah wants part of the Quran part of our the development of our faith, part of our
development of our connection with Allah, and our connection with revelation and our connection with
the Messenger of Allah. So a large part of that connection is to appreciate when and how Allah
speaks to His Prophet.
		
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			And he's telling him, look at what I have just told you, and you weren't even there. You were and I
decided to have this conversation with you. It's as if one way you can think about it. This is a
little bit radical, but you can think of it this way. It says if one angle of the story is it
started with a lot talking to us a little less.
		
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			Then there's about 100 iaat that are just talking about the story of use of honey Sam. And at the
end of the surah. Allah is again talking total sola sola. As if to say this was for you.
		
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			From the beginning, the conversation was actually first and foremost with you. We you know it not
until now, what does it mean?
		
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			To be in La La Quinta Lu nakasu alayka accidental causes. Puma ohana la caja has a Quran. We're in
Quinta in Cali. He let me know how you're feeling. We're narrating onto you the best of all stories,
on account of the fact that we've revealed inspired this fall onto you. And you had been from those
who had known were completely unaware. And now at the end now that you've been made aware, these are
from the news that I wanted to tell you. You weren't there. This is this is only this could have
only come from me to you. It's as if the profit side is being made to feel I am being given this
gift over and above. right this is this is more than the shirt of Jaco given to Jaco Valley salam,
		
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			this is more than the money you know, unless you suffer some thank Allah that you taught me how to
interpret speech. He says I could I could figure speech out while Anthony meant that we did a hadith
and he said our data in the middle Mulkey you gave me Kingdom you gave me dominion, you give me
power to change the country. You give me the ability to help people you know, and so he Allah He
thanks a lot for these things. Compare that to what the messengers I said of yours, that this
beloved Yusuf Ali Salaam, Allah granted him ability to govern over people, Allah granted him the
ability to interpret speech, Allah granted jacoba a solemn relief,
		
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			through you know, even after his sadness has taken his eyesight away. But by comparison, what is
Allah granted me his own words,
		
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			his life like this, and these words that will help me understand everything else, and help the world
understand how they should see how should see how they should say truth and falsehood. This is the
fourth con that distinguishes between light and darkness and I've been given this, this is the
appreciation give it your soul stamina. Why is that so important? Because clearly you can decipher
from the context of the sutra, that the association is going through terrible grief when this surah
came down,
		
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			And by the end it's not just that the surah has transformed, you know what the prophet should feel
and the hope that there's going to be redemption just like there's redemption at the end of the
sutra of use of with his family, and the reunification of you know, loved ones. But actually that
Allah azza wa jal is giving him relief already through his words. He's already giving him strength,
he doesn't have to wait for the, the greatest gift has already been given to them. You know, the
most extreme word for happiness, arguably, according to, you know, Arabic etymology, the word the
most extreme word for joy is alpha.
		
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			For can be overwhelming happiness and, you know, overreacting in your joy. like somebody's just
losing it how crazy happy they are, you know.
		
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			And, unless has it a place where people become overly happy over materialistic things, you know,
people like when they sports fans when they win a match or something, and they just go crazy and
like, like, like the star just riding and jumping on cars, and whatever drinking and you know,
spraying people with drinks and alcohol and all kinds of crazy stuff. That's one way of describing
that as alpha.
		
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			So Allah says about people that have material gain, through the story of our own law in the law.
		
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			Don't be too happy, let us and let people that are too happy. The context isn't you shouldn't be too
happy. The context is over material things over frivolous things, you shouldn't be so overjoyed.
These aren't things that are worth joy. This much, this much extreme, you know, expression of
happiness. But that same word is used in another place. Unless describing the Quran,
		
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			he's describing the Quran. And he says, before the law he will be he tell them it is by the blessing
of Allah and an act of his loving care for Buddha Lika philia, who will help me manage my own and
because of that, meaning the Quran, they should be filled with extreme joy, it is better than
everything else that they gather
		
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			is better than everything else that they gather. Oran should be the ultimate source of joy. This is
what Allah says they should be overjoyed because of Quran.
		
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			And if this surah is about dealing with grief, and the Quran says the words of Allah should over
flood you with joy. The first recipient of that joy is also the loss of a large. So he says to him
Now in this ayah now Now we get to the what seems like a depressing part, I'll translate both I have
to you briefly first, as always, well my axon nursey Well, meaning and most people no matter how
hard you want it know how bad you want something helps is actually to try everything you can to get
to a goal.
		
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			And it's at least he had, you know, he still had he hadn't.
		
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			You know obala finished he had when somebody tries their utmost and goes to every length to
accomplish something. They have hips, a stored hips. It's used in as a condemnation to of some of
the Israelites when Allah says will attach to them the home. Grace and Mercy Allah heighten Amina
Latina Shaku, you will fight you will absolutely find them the most zealous, the most enthusiastic
and the most covetous, to try to hold on to their life and not die, even more than those who have
done shift. rights, right. So this is like people that are afraid to die and just want to preserve
themselves no matter what integrity is. Second, preservation of life is first. Justice. The second
		
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			preservation of self is first, right? Allah is describing those people and says they have hips. They
have the most hips, meaning the most zealous energy and enthusiasm to preserve self preservation is
their number one goal, even more than the mushrikeen. That's what he says about them. It's the same
word that's used for the prophets. I send them a couple of times here is a verb at the end of suta
Toba which is towards the end of the sila is how do you how do you soon Alico, Laconia Kumara
Suleiman unfussy as his mother Hema Anna Harris una la Minato. for him. A messenger has come to you
from your own within your own cells within your own ranks.
		
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			Everything that hurts you is really hard on him.
		
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			How do you soon alikum he is SOS he does everything he can to protect you in some way. He's
overzealous when it comes to you people. And that's the word that's being used here. Most people no
matter how hard you try, no matter how zealous you are, no matter how enthusiastic and how exhausted
you are in trying it's leaving no stone unturned is the English expression. No matter how much you
have done that we move meaning they are not going to become believers. They're just not going to
believe
		
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			now, I am getting lost in the commentary. I gotta finish translation of 104 to what matters aluminum
and you're not old, you know, for for speaking to them about this. And for you the zealous, the the
the energy that you exhaust on them for that energy, you're not asking them for any compensation.
		
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			For reciting the Quran onto them, you're not asking them for any compensation, and for calling them
to me to Allah, so that is to say, for calling unto Allah, you're not asking them for any
compensation. You haven't asked for money or power position, in who I love Allah. I mean, it is
nothing but a reminder for all nations and all people. That's these are the two statements. But
let's go back. And the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to read to you some of my readings
from the literature. So you will get a some idea of the kinds of things scholars talked about, when
they discuss these couple of buyouts. We're going to, you know, a glance at it. And then I'll share
		
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			with you what I think is just absolutely mind blowing. And in order to really help you appreciate
it, I'm actually going to pull up the screen and type some stuff for you so you can visualize it. So
we can see some some really beautiful things about the way Allah speaks to the Prophet. So I said,
I'm from a language point of view. And this is also, you know, my way of encouraging you to study
Arabic with me, which I announced about earlier, anyway. And now watch me. And once I decided he had
his remarkable and macro photo, he was Jamar Amelia, who is a mineral Sula, he's a Lola. And so
		
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			there is this opinion, it's not necessarily all too authenticated, but a popular opinion. So I'm
going to cite it, as he also mentions it is that the correlation between this idea and what came
before it, meaning the idea before was, I've told you the story, you weren't there? Right? That's
basically what a lot told the prophets lesson. And now he's saying most people won't believe
basically, I'm over summarizing the core ideas, right. So now why why follow up with follow the
statement, I've told you the story of use of that you had no access to with the statement. Most
people by the way, it doesn't matter how hard you try, they're not going to believe. He says that
		
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			the reason for the connection to this ayah with these two IR together is that the kuffaar the
disbelievers of courage, and a group of Jews demanded this story from the Prophet. So this is a
popular sort of opinion floating again, authenticity. What wise, I'm not sure where this comes from,
but it is popular. And it's found now that'd be the download. And they did so in order to be
adversarial. In other words, the courage it's known that the courageous to go to some rabbis and
some knowledgeable of the Israelites and say, when this Mohammed, he keeps saying he's talking about
all these prophets and gods, and we've heard you talk about these things. How do we like we don't
		
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			know how to counter him? Because we have no knowledge of this stuff. Can you give me some tough
questions, so we could throw him his way. So he could get stumped? Because we don't know how to you
know, it's almost like you're you're trying to have a debate with a doctor and you don't know any
medicine. So you call your doctor, other doctor friend and saying you want to just give me something
I could throw at this. Let me just get some medical terms to throw in his face, feel smart about
myself kind of thing, you know? So they say, Well, if he's an Arab, and the Arabs know a lot about
their own lineage, but they know nothing of the Israelite lineage, right? And the, the complex
		
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			story, and the embedded story of the use of and his family and Yakuza, they said, Ah, and there's so
many convoluted pieces to that story in the Jewish account. There's no way he knows this. Go ask him
about Joseph. Once you ask him about that, he won't know. Let's see how he answers that one. And so
they come and they ask me, you know, and polish they was coming up. And this was for adversarial
reasons why Takada Rasulullah saw them. And now it has occurred for Obama.
		
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			And the prophesies of them was convinced maybe when he mentioned that to them that they are
hopefully going to become believers. So he's looking at their question that is genuinely a question.
But their question is for the purpose of stumping him and that tells you about the nature of
questions right, people can ask you a question because they want to know, and people can ask you a
question because their goal is to humiliate you or to undermine you, or to put you in a corner trap
questions.
		
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			For llamada Kuru vichara sobre la creme and when he told them the entire story, meaning Allah
revealed to him they were still adamant about staying disbelievers when I was elected him then
desire came. So my race has one possibility is when I have this idea came meaning most people won't
believe Look, they asked you gave didn't matter. Because this was never part of the end. It doesn't
matter no matter how hard you tried. The matter how clearly I gave you the elaborate story. It
didn't matter. Secondly, Coca Cola Mercado la hota Allah, pico de Nicoletta even, but I'm gonna
circle back to this but I'll tell you what he's saying. He says it could also be a reference to
		
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			something Allah has said elsewhere. This may be the reinforcement of an idea that Allah has talked
about another place in the Quran. And what's that other place in the Quran? In nicoleta, demon after
this was at the death of Abu Talib. Some argue desire came that you've no doubt are not able to
guide whoever you love or whoever you loved. When I can ally it manjusha however Allah He guides
whoever he wants, he's gonna guide whoever he wants.
		
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			Well, even I should as well and Makana Valley come in chutney and yagoona McMahon
		
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			mining in October BLM in Libya next, normally we don't. And even though it's only only fitting the
character of the prophets, I said I'm that he's gonna hope that people will become believers allows
me to follow that statement about how remarkable What a great reason to believe in the Prophet.
What's the reason? Look at what I revealed to you. You weren't there, when all this transpired? How
could you have known any of this? When people hear that they should just believe they should say,
He's right, how did he have access? especially those who know the story of use of our assumption,
say, Where did this come from?
		
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			And how did he know this? And how do we expose our lies on top of his head as he was doing it? You
know, he says, and so it's only natural and becoming of the prophets. I said, I'm gonna hope that
they're going to believe but a lot of followed that up by informing him that most of them aren't
going to believe.
		
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			And then we'll mark sedonas, you know, most people that is I translate most people won't believe. So
there's commentary about that, like even our buses in the home. alimak guy says this. When he says
most people, he's talking about people in his context, meaning the crash. Because, you know, when we
talk about when we use words, like people sometimes, like you're, you're at a gathering, and, you
know, somebody's acting crazy. You said people are crazy. You're not saying humanity's crazy. You're
saying that guy, that fool over there. That's trying to jump on top of a glass table. He's crazy.
But you say what word people are crazy. Sometimes words that are, you know, all encompassing. Like
		
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			they're universal. Sometimes they can be used in very particular cases. And it's still it's not
referring to all of humanity, like NASS, for example. In this ayah, NASS doesn't refer to all
humanity. NASA refers to the you know, according to Ivanova, so the lowdown on Homer refers to
particularly the audience in front of him though kodesh called Abdullah Marisa Qureshi and Susana
mysuru Zhang, Han wafi and family Sala family Salaam, and you know, Malika I mean, this is almost
exactly like what mama said this is Lucy saying it that they asked him this question. And the letter
reveals such a an exhaustive, you know, answer to that question. And so he became hopeful that
		
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			they'll become Muslim, will he live in the home where I do and use lemo? And it's also been said
that they promised him that if he can answer this question that they'll accept Islam for them but
let me I do as a whole lotta I'll be dyadic that when they didn't do so that Allah consoled him with
these words. So they have promised him they didn't keep that promise. And unlike consultant, it's
also been said in the hands of a Filipina 15 it was revealed cut talking about the hypocrites will
peel off in nosara. It's also been said this talking about Christians will feel every wish enough
about it said it's been about the machine only via Nikita, Nikita fucka. And some said it's about
		
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			the People of the Book only. So are some of us are of varying opinions of who this is referring to.
But let's go back to the AI itself. Most people won't believe if you hear that. Most the prophets I
suspect being told most people are not and by the way, a more literal reading, which I'm more
subscribing to, is not most people will not believe that would have been Wilma oxido, Nancy Willow
house Thailand, you know, they will not believe but believe me makes it is flat, straightforward.
Joomla is Mia. And if I say for example,
		
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			I might not be jealous, I am not sitting, if you can read this, I'm not going to sit at all. I'm
never gonna sit. But you can also read this as I am not sitting. And that's an important distinction
because allies sing in very emphatic terms. They are not believing at all. But it's you can read
that as a comment on the present tense. They are not believing at all right now. Because if you
think about it, in a couple of years from now, he's going to be in Medina. And a few years after
that, he's going to come back and take over America. And when he takes over America, most people are
going to lie, believe
		
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			right? Most people are going to believe so you would say when you read the law, he will forget what
I said hello nafi de la jolla, Florida. When when the victory comes you'll see people entering into
the religion in groups upon groups upon groups droves on top of droves on top of droves, droves. So
here less as most people won't and then he says everybody will seems like a contradiction. It's
actually not a contradiction, because a lysing as you see it right now is as I as I'm telling you,
and you're right, they're adamant about not believing at all. And how us does the past and
suggesting you have been trying so much and yet it doesn't yield you any results. And they are just
		
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			and I'm letting you know they've made up their minds.
		
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			I'm just letting you know this that's most of them. Well Oh hello star Allah Imani him Baba latifi
ivatan IRT Katya de la citicoline Mini in our Lucy as an even if you were to insist upon and be
zealous and exhaust yourself over the hope that they will believe
		
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			And you go out of your way to expose the most clear iaat that make it clear make it abundantly
remove any shadow of doubt that this is true. This is coming from God Himself. They still won't
believe it. us, me, me him, lol, Cofer, what is sorry, him and Ana de hacer moqtada who stepped out
of home hanselman Bobby. So that's because they want to hold on to their power, there's no way
they're going to let go. It's not that you're not convincing. It's not that you're not trying hard
enough. The real reason is they just can't let go their leadership. They can't let go there their
power trip, which is interesting commentary, because there's a tie back to the story. You see, Allah
		
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			has woven two stories together. The story of the prophets, I send them the story of Joseph and his
brothers. So when he's talking to the prophets, I send them we should be thinking, he talked to the
prophets, I said, I'm insulted users, which means something is so useful should be echoing what
Ally's telling us.
		
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			And when we study, when we go back, we're going to look at the story of use of honey serum and say
something is echoing the what the prophet is going through. So you understand. So the two are
actually intertwined by the words of Allah, that's what he's done. Because this conversation with
the province of Islam is not a separate surah it's part of sort of use of so he's fused the two
together, they should be thought about together. So when we think about them together, what do we
get? What do we get the brothers of use of funny Sam, who were too drunk on their power, and to
insistent on their denial of even their own father who happened to be a prophet.
		
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			And they still, even though they claim to be believers, they just couldn't get themselves to see
things for what they actually were
		
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			with, despite all the opportunity was and you wouldn't imagine that jacoba Islam left any stone
unturned to get them to follow the right path. There's there's no way. So there's a an interesting
Echo, just like you love, your love for your people and wanting them to come to the right course, is
a good reflection. It's reflected in the love of jacoba salaam for his own children.
		
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			And this is kind of, it's telling how Allah sees the prophets. I saw them as like, really the
continuation of the legacy of Ibrahim Ali Salaam, and Ibrahim alayhis. Salam is the father of this
oma. Right, we let her abiko me Brahim is your father. And the prophets, I send him because he's
following in his legacy. He thinks of his own my like his own children. He loves us, like his own
children, his own family, right. And then that's what the parallel is being made with jacoba Newsome
and his love for his own children and wanting the best for them. So there's something I deliberately
left for the, you know, at least for the End of discussion of this ayah. Because it just deserves
		
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			that kind of special attention. But before we do that, there's one more or two more things that I
want to highlight inside of this ayah.
		
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			Ma, is the negating, you know, device used in the beginning of this ayah. So ma axon as well, Mark
fallenness. And the word ma is used among Professor
		
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			father's samurai, in his discussions on the meanings of grammar talks about the word Ma and how its
purpose its its usage in Arabic linguistics is to refute what somebody's saying. So basically,
there's in Arabic to make it simple. There's different ways of saying no, okay, there's different
ways you can say, No, if somebody's saying something wrong,
		
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			and you correct them by starting to say, No, that's Ma.
		
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			If somebody asked me a question and said, Hey, Is it cold outside? And I said, No, I'm not refuting
them. I'm answering your question, right? That wouldn't be my that would be law.
		
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			But if somebody came in and said, It's snowing outside, and I said, No, then that No, it's not. That
would be MMA because I'm refuting them. So you could refute somebody's statement, and you can refute
somebody's thought, okay, somebody's thinking the wrong thing. You refute them, somebody's hoping
the wrong thing, you refute them. And in this case, what comes across as the Prophet sighs is
hopeful that they're going to believe and Allah is refuting them. Well, Mark sedonas Hello. Hello,
Stan, you want me
		
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			and the remarkable thing about this ayah the Arduino still got a hold on. One more thing. So that
that's the MA usage of my that I wanted to share with you. The other thing that I want to share with
you is just the concept of majority, like thoroughness. Like you know, you have no grandmama homey,
meaning they are not believers. But a lot went out of his way to comment about the majority's
refusal
		
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			Believe.
		
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			And in it, there's a connection being made with the concept of majority, and being stubborn.
		
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			The concept of a majority, and being stubborn.
		
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			You know, being in the world of business, and in the world of teaching and the world of
administration, you learn some things, one of the things you'll learn is when you're a small
business, you're very agile, you can make a decision one day, and change course completely The next
day, and change it back the next day. And then try something new that they after that, because you
are agile, you're a small team, you're, you know, you're moving. When you become a big business,
when you have 500 employees, and all of them have had their trainings, and you've got these offices
or whatever, and you say, we're going to relocate,
		
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			or we're going to work from home today, or we're going to start a new project, you have to have one
meeting in this department for meetings in that department, then you have to have fights and you
know,
		
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			all kinds of politics, you got it. Because the bigger you know, it's like it's like if you have a
small ship or a canoe, right, you can turn it let's roll this way, it'll turn this way, or this way,
it'll turn this way, when you have like a, you know, aircraft carrier, then it's got a digger, it
takes a long turn, they can't turn on a dime, you understand. So the larger your vehicle, the harder
for it to make a turn.
		
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			So the more population becomes set in, the more people become set a certain way, culturally, you
know, in their habits, and the way they dress and the way they talk and the way they behave, etc.
Those habits become harder and harder and harder to change. They're just like human beings have a
certain genetics, then that society starts to develop certain kinds of genetics. And then when you
introduce something new, it's like going against their genes. So there's something inside you that
pulls you back. So the the majority is a very difficult thing to change. And that's why people who
really change in the world are always a minority, the majority always follows trends. And trends are
		
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			very difficult to turn in a different direction. You can't tell the world today, get off the
internet, the world was doing fine before the internet, go back to the days without the web. Because
now this is set, it's too difficult to move this out of out of place, you understand. So I don't
drive your cars anymore. It's not gonna happen. We're set. This is a pattern of behavior. It's been
embedded, it's become a part of our societal DNA. It's not something you can just pluck off and we
can function we can't,
		
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			an individual can, one person can decide, you know what, I decided to get off the internet, and live
up in the mountains. He's crazy, but he did it. Here's a documentary about him on the internet.
		
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			Right. But the point is, one person can change, the minority can change. And when they change what
happens that here's the thing, when everybody around you does things the same way, or you're part of
a society, then what everybody does becomes the definition of normal.
		
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			So, simple example, if there's a highway, all the cars are going in this direction, that's normal
behavior. All the cars are going at a certain speed. That's normal behavior. One car is driving at a
one mile an hour or two kilometers an hour.
		
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			That's abnormal behavior, one car is going the wrong way. Everybody's driving this way you're
driving that way. That's abnormal behavior. It's even criminal. It's a crime against the rest of us
it put the rest of us in danger. It could be that dress code. Everybody dresses a certain way
somebody else walks in, dressed completely differently. It makes everybody uncomfortable. So the
point is, the majority starts being perceived as what is normal.
		
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			What is normal? And then anybody who changes or diverts from that is seen first as abnormal. Second,
there, see there's not one of us. They can't be trusted? Are they trying to they're trying to, you
know, change the good that we have? How can all of us be wrong? How can this one person the only
person be right?
		
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			There's no way we can accept this. So it's not just I don't believe in Allah. I'm not impressed with
the Quran. It's not just that there's a majority. And if I move from this majority, well, anybody
who leaves the majority becomes isolated.
		
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			They become the weirdos, they become ostracized. They're the object of criticism and ridicule,
because they are the fringe. They're the crazies. I don't want to be like that I want to fit in with
everybody else. I want to stay in the majority. So there are By the way, there's very few people
		
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			on top, they decide for the rest of the majority, what's normal.
		
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			It's not a democratic process, where everybody decided this is normal. Some people on top decided
this is normal, and the rest of us accepted. The rest of us went along with it.
		
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			There was there were some people in the top echelon of society that decided paper currency is the
way to go.
		
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			And the rest of the world followed.
		
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			Then some part of the world, the banks decided governments decided, then those not billions of
people, they're not millions of people, there's sometimes not even 1000s of people, there are
hundreds of people, they decided that we're going to have financial transactions electronically.
		
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			And now, all of us followed suit everybody gave in. So it doesn't matter if your wealth is actually
just data points, zeros and ones, that's all your wealth is, it's just a number on the screen that
you logged into. That's all you know, it's not actual material. Right? It's perceived wealth. But
that's okay, because we all accepted it. So the majority accepts a new normal, and somebody's going
against that grain will be considered weird and fringe and all of that. Now, look at how the Quran
deals with this, when you know, you can follow the majority in traffic, you can follow the majority
and medical advice, maybe you can follow the majority and good things too. Because obviously, if
		
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			something worked and something is successful, then more and more people will do it until it becomes
a majority practice. So there's some merits to things that are done by a majority. Not everything
the majority does is wrong. But unless has something about the spiritual and the moral truths of the
world, he says about them, we're into their experimental or do they Luca and Sabina, if you were to
follow the majority of people that are on this earth, they will take you away from Allah zwei
		
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			the mage individual thinking is different. Majority thinking is anti spiritual,
		
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			mid mid the majority of people think about, you know, think about things in a materialistic way.
They think about things in a political way. They think about things in an economic way. But they
don't think about things in a moral way or a spiritual way. That's not what a majority is able to
do.
		
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			So if you follow the majority, they will take you away from the path of Allah, and nothing Vatican
II on Mackinac, meaning in all of that there's a miraculous sign, most of them will not believe this
idea of casino and
		
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			so many punishment has become deserving for them, the majority a huge majority punishment has become
deserving for them. Our process so now we come to the area that I really wanted to get to talking
about this low low Hadassah look at what Allah says to His prophets, listen, and he says we're in
darkness. I know who that home for in Allah Allah.
		
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			If you are so insistent and so zealous to try and guide them, Allah will not guide the one who he
has decided to allow to stay in misguidance.
		
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			And what this is similar to this idea, right? No matter how hard you try, no matter how hard you
tried, they're not gonna believe or they're not believers. Now, let's look at this closely. I'd like
you to show me the show. Show them the screen. And I can type this up.
		
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			Put my laptop over here.
		
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			Can you see that?
		
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			screen over there? Okay, so I'm going to type here.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So the idea is wha oxido nasci.
		
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			While Oh, how to stop
		
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			me.
		
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			Okay, so
		
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			today's episode Yousef and a little bit of Arabic class. So in order to help you understand this,
let's give you an English sentence.
		
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			If I say
		
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			the weather
		
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			today
		
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			I am so grateful.
		
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			was cooler.
		
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			That's the English sentence. Yeah, there's not a translation of the
		
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			so you take a screenshot deviant? No model, you can look at the translation of the calm down. Okay?
The way the weather today. I am so grateful was cooler. Okay. Actually, it's a simple sentence. The
weather today was cooler. That was a sentence. And there's another sentence which is why I am
grateful. So I could have said the weather was cooler or the weather today was cooler. I'm so
grateful. Could have been two distinct sentences. But what did I choose to do? I chose to take this.
I am so grateful.
		
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			Which was actually a separate sentence and kind of stuff that in between the rest of it.
		
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			This is Joomla. Atilla, do you have to know that this is an interjection like you said you stuff a
sentence inside an existing sentence. Normally you
		
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			Finish one sentence, then you say another sentence, right? But sometimes you talk like this, this is
actually also understandable. The weather today, I'm so grateful was cooler.
		
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			You know, you can do that. Now, what's the point of doing that? retort? The argument is,
rhetorically, the point of doing that is, before you comment on the weather today,
		
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			you really want your listener, your listener to hear your enthusiasm, or your gratitude. You want
them to know how relieved you are. And them knowing how you felt because there's two things, the
weather was cooler. How did you feel about that? Maybe you don't like the cold, right? But you felt
that the person you're talking to, it's more important for them to know that you're grateful before
you even tell them what you're grateful for.
		
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			Because really, when you were speaking to your audience, whoever they were you called your mom, you
call your grandpa, whoever, and you told them this, somewhere in your head, maybe our our processes
are not this complex, right? But maybe if you are this thoughtful, then you say you felt that they
should hear about your gratitude, before they should hear about what you're grateful for. You get
it. Now, of course, most people aren't this thoughtful when they speak, they just kind of blurt
things out and not take who they're talking to, or this complex process into consideration. But let
me guarantee you people have eloquence in old times, and most certainly allies origin takes these
		
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			things into consideration. So here's the thing.
		
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			Well, now oxido nasci will know how to
		
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			be more meaning.
		
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			The part I made read is a separate statement.
		
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			So let me translate without the read. And most people are not believing
		
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			is not a straightforward sentence. Well, Mark Pharaoh now see the meaning of the cover.
		
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			The basada, they aren't believing at all actually, most people know you're No, don't be so hopeful.
Don't be so optimistic. No, most people aren't believing at all.
		
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			And then you can say most people aren't believing at all, no matter how how zealous you've been.
		
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			No matter how hard you've tried.
		
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			You could say that right?
		
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			But Allah decided that he put that in the middle.
		
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			So the morphus, the the the scholars of grammar, and the scholars of the seed, when they talk about
this higher, they say, well, Joomla jacobina looked at that you will hover that between the subject
and the predicate of the sentence, this other thing was introduced. So let's put this in English
now. So you can see. And this is not a literal or literary translation. But for the purpose of
teaching. I'm keeping it simple. Most people
		
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			aren't believing.
		
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			That's the sentence and in the middle.
		
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			Even though you've given your all
		
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			most people
		
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			aren't believe, even though you've given you're wrong, but what does Allah do? Most people even
though you've given your all aren't believing. Now the question is why? I've just explained this
enough. So this is the part in red, right? This middle, interjected sentence.
		
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			Why?
		
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			It is as if Allah loves his messenger so much, that he knows that when he hears that most people
aren't believing and he hears that from Allah because he can feel that most people aren't listening.
There's one thing that he sees it, he observes it as a reality. But he says, But Allah knows better.
He knows better, they'll turn around. But if ally himself tells him, most people aren't going to
believe these people aren't going to be listening to you. They're not believing
		
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			that's going to be devastating for him because he loves these people.
		
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			He loves all of humanity, starting with his own people.
		
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			In fact, even all the way baby after multiple wars, Molly Quraysh. What is wrong with Quraysh? Why
are they so consumed with war, he's still worried about them. He still doesn't want to hurt them.
		
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			And when he hears from a lot of most of them won't believe it's going to be devastating. Some of you
are. Some of you had non Muslim family, some of you came into Islam, and a good number of your
family members aren't Muslim. And some of them have developed a hatred for Islam.
		
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			They're agitate they just don't want to hear anything and it hurts you. But you hold on to this hope
that maybe a level soft in their heart, maybe one that maybe from some other source, maybe not me,
but something will change their minds. Maybe one one year they'll show up to afar and have a
thyroid. You have that. Some of you have Hindu families. Some of you have atheist family.
		
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			Some of you have Christian family, Jewish family, agnostic family. Some of you have family that used
to be Muslim. They don't practice anymore some of you have kids that just came as a mom I I don't do
this religion thing. And you're heartbroken
		
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			but at least you have hope inside because a lot in close the door on them, right?
		
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			But here it sounds like allies closing the door.
		
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			But actually, the first thing you need technologies before Allah told the prophets lie some the
devastating part. This right here at the end aren't believing. That's the devastating part. That's
the part that's gonna hurt him.
		
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			And when he hears that part, the first thing our messenger will do sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is
basically I must not have tried hard enough.
		
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			I there must be something that I could have done more.
		
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			There's there must be some some, something I didn't think about. Maybe I didn't pray enough for
them. Maybe I didn't beg enough for them. Maybe I didn't talk to them this way. Maybe I didn't talk
to them that way. Maybe I slept too much.
		
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			Maybe I you know, I need to figure out what more I can do. He's gonna blame Who? himself because he
knows he's the final messenger. No other messengers are coming. He knows when people don't listen to
a living messenger. What happens to those people in this life? And then in the next life, he knows
that. So the anxiety of that is devastating. So before Allah gives him the tough news, what does
Allah do? Allah says, but don't ever blame yourself because you've given your all already.
		
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			Even though you've already given your all before I break it to you. I need you to know that I see
what you've put in.
		
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			Allah, comforted, consoled, validated His Messenger. So I saw him and his efforts. He did the first
and then told them told him, they aren't believing.
		
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			And then I said, I didn't say they aren't believing in that I didn't translate this as this is the
false translation. Now, I will not believe
		
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			I would disagree with this translation, even though it's possible grammatically, I would disagree
with it. Why contextually? Why am I saying contextually, because time will come where all of them
will be what? believing. And there was a time when you would give his son's advice, and they will
not be believing. And the next day, they will not be believing and they will not be believing and
they won't be believing. They won't be believing. And then years are going to go by and they will be
believing.
		
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			Right. And that's the same thing that's going to happen with koresh. But for now, you need to deal
with their stubbornness.
		
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			This is the now look at this ayah from a completely different angle.
		
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			Allah says to the prophets, I said I'm in the previous hour, I told you what nobody knew, and you
weren't there.
		
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			And yet, most people won't believe.
		
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			No matter how hard you've tried, not only have I given the best of all stories, see the beginning
was Allah has given the best of all stories. And by the end, Allah says, You have put in the best of
all efforts well,
		
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			because you could have the best, you know, the best product but not the best salesman is not
selling.
		
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			You could have the best book but not the best teacher
		
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			as possible. Right? You can have the best car but not the best driver. You need both. The beginning
said I'm telling you the best story possible, nothing's missing in this story. This should be enough
for anybody to come to faith. And at the end, well, if the story is perfect, it must be my
imperfection. The Prophet would sink things himself, unless there's no before I tell you that they
still won't believe Let me tell you nothing is short. There is no shortcoming on your part. Well how
to stop moving, so powerful.
		
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			This is the perfection of the column of Allah, and it is the perfection of the effort of Rasulullah
sallallahu sallam, and together these become irrefutable proof and assuming Allah He yet loser.
		
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			This is the definition of beginner and sort of the, you know, the most clear proof what is the clear
proof messenger of Allah that reads the Scripture, the messenger himself is approved, the scripture
reading is itself a proof that's happening here. So he says, Well, I had a study with me, and then
he adds now, by the way, let me tell you, give you an analogy, and we can get out of the screen now.
So the rest should be easy without the screen trauma.
		
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			So let me give you an analogy.
		
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			If I were to like let's just say that, you know, you are a friend of mine, and you went for a job
interview, and I know you're brilliant. Any company would be lucky to have you. You're going to the
job interview. They don't pick you. Right.
		
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			You're not you're disappointed. You're hurt. They didn't pick you. But I'm not hurt. You know what I
am? I'm mad. I'm your friend. I'm bad. Like, they're idiots. They don't know what they're talking
about. You know what they missed out on?
		
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			Seriously, they're gonna skip you.
		
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			How are you going to do that I know better. In other words, I'm going to advocate for you
		
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			Cuz I love you so much, and I know what you put in. And I see that that wasn't fair. Right?
		
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			Look at the next time, most people won't believe isn't just a law telling the province and by the
way, doesn't matter how much you try, I won't let them believe that's not what he's saying. He's
saying, after everything you've done, and after what I've given you, can you believe these people?
They still won't believe?
		
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			And then he says, and what is it? What's keeping them from believing will not just illuminate him in
Nigerian? You're not asking them for any compensation over your zealous enthusiasm. Now, what is
what are the accusations against the Prophet? So some think about that? What are the accusations?
The accusations are? He's a poet? He's a storyteller. He's a mind reader, right? He's a magician. By
the way, when someone's a poet. They're basically a musician, right? an entertainer, entertainers?
Why do they entertain? Because they want to get paid?
		
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			A magician? Why is it as magic? Because he wants to get paid? a mind reader? Why does he say you
you're gonna have twins? Why does he say that? Because he wants to get paid.
		
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			mind readers, magicians, storytellers. All of them want to get paid. That's why they do it. When
they accused him of these things, well, that accusation would fall on his face every time not only
because of what he's saying, but also the way he's carrying himself. He's never asked you for a
penny.
		
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			He never asked you for anything.
		
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			And then you know, the more the more concerned someone is, like, you know, terrible example. But
like car salesman, if you are in a car salesman watching all due respect, but I try to avoid going
to a dealership not that's the place I was practicing social distancing before the days of social
distancing. Because when you go to a car dealership, those people don't let you go.
		
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			And the more clingy they are, the more you can tell they are desperate to make the sale.
		
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			So when they see the desperation, the hills of the prophets, I send them the zeal of the prophets. I
send them the energy of the prophets lesson. They're not giving up attitude of the prophets of them.
They're relentless, persevering. Please listen to me. Listen to me. Listen, listen to this. I listen
to this. I listen to this. They said What does he want?
		
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			Like, just tell me what you really want? Because in life when someone's after you like that, every
time What do you think?
		
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			What do they really want? What are you after me, bro? What is just get to the point. Can you get to
the point please? I've been around the block. When people follow you around like that. They want
something from you.
		
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			Right? We live in we live in a mythology world. We live in a world where people have their own
agenda. So when somebody's giving you time of day, giving you a call and say Sir Michael, how are
you? How's it going? How are you? Good You okay? And he's okay, everything's okay. You're like this
this guy hasn't called me for two years. So he didn't just call me to say How you doing? How's
everything okay, just wanted to check on you. And some people played real they play the long game
they just called to check how many 100 likes they really happy to hear good to be in touch then a
call another week from then and then ask
		
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			because they don't want to give it away the first time on a soft in the agenda. But some people can
handle that. How are you Hey, by the way.
		
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			You still got a second car cuz
		
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			I've got on a road trip. I want to use your car.
		
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			DNC let's see the thing when people are after you. They must want something.
		
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			He's been after them for years. But in the most dignified way he didn't beg them. A lot forbade him
from begging them. I'd like to hold him directly. All Hakuna Robbie come from and
		
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			tell them the truth comes from your master whoever wants they can believe whoever wants they can
just believe that's on them.
		
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			When somebody frowns and walks away when the Prophet Hassan was frowning because of the blind man of
the Lebanon, Morocco, and because the leader came and gave him time of day, and you know, a lot What
does Allah say about that that person?
		
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			Allah says, Allah and Allah No, no, no, let them go. Or they think they are a VIP. No, let me tell
you what's important more VIP than them. This revelation that came from the skies is way more
expensive than any rank they will ever have. They should be honored to be in its presence. You are
not honored to get a chance to talk to them. Let everybody be clear. And the blind one who came
running towards this revelation is dear to Allah than the minister or the governor or the
millionaire that was willing to listen to the prophets lifestyle.
		
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			That's a message was sent in the Quran about who's valuable and what's valuable. And he says, and if
he wanted money from you, and the governor's already offered him, they offered him government
inquiries. They said pick a woman we'll give them to her to you. What do you want gold, silver,
money trade, how What do you want, just tell us what you want. Because that's how they know how to
deal with people. They can by people.
		
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			That's anybody who is coming into the public space, the public space
		
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			says I'm here for the public good. They must be a politician, or a businessman, or in our case, both
right? In this country's case, both. And if they're a politician or a businessman, there's something
behind it that they came in here for. They didn't just come from public servants Come on. What else?
Is it the thirst for power? Is it the thirst for money? Is it fame? Is it? What is it that you want?
And Allah xojo says, if he wanted a jet from you this question, and he will not ask him and you are
not asking them for compensation in any way, shape, or form whatsoever. Now, before I can finish the
rest of this is very powerful.
		
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			Before I finish this, if somebody could argue well, no, but what he did when the Prophet moved to
Medina, didn't people have to give money?
		
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			Didn't Switzerland file come and tell the believers that a portion of the money that's gained from
the battle is to go to Allah and His Messenger social? Isn't that the case? Aren't there I thought
that came that said, you have to give something.
		
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			And yet the prophets or something has a right over you? Aren't there out like that? Isn't the
promises of asking people to spend spend spend in the path of Allah? The answer is very simple and
very powerful.
		
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			You know,
		
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			nowadays, because you know, political campaigns and all that stuff, right? People want to ask for
money, I want to ask for a donation. Right? And I'm asking you on behalf of so and so. I'm asking
you on behalf of the machine. I'm asking you on behalf of the party. I'm asking, I'm asking, right.
So you could expect the professor sums to say, give me for the sake of Allah.
		
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			Right?
		
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			Or law could say, lend him money, and I will pay you back. Right? Because technically, when you're
giving you're not giving to Allah lies in the unseen Who are you giving to those who loves them, and
a lot could reveal give to this messenger. But when you give to him, I got his back. I not be he's
on him, I'll back his loan, I'll get you paid in the offer. But give him that's not what Allah said.
Allah never said compensate the Prophet.
		
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			He said,
		
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			Mandela, the Euclid law, or bandhasana, who will give a law alone.
		
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			Allah deemed it more appropriate to say the words who will give a loan to Allah, than to say give to
the Prophet.
		
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			You see that? The statement here is he doesn't ask you for compensation. And what someone says but
he did in Medina? And the answer is No, he didn't. Allah did.
		
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			The messenger never did.
		
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			The messenger is not asking you for compensation. He's not asking you for compensation, especially
for this data. If he's ever asked. He's asked for one for the path of Allah, for Allah himself, and
he doesn't have to ask a lot asks for him. And let us even put his name in it. Mengele, the
Ukrainian Libya cordon Hashanah for your daughter, who was often casilla, who will give the profit
alone and a level multiply it No, no, no, no, who will give a law loan and the loan multiplier. And
I think about like, when,
		
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			when you don't want to associate like you and I are milah keep us independent. The idea of asking
somebody for help for a loan is embarrassing.
		
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			It's an embarrassing situation to be in.
		
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			But when the prophet SAW Salome, Allah doesn't even put him in that position.
		
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			Allah does not put him in that position, Allah puts himself in that phrasing instead of his Nabhi
says you're not giving them you're giving to me,
		
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			which is seated by itself.
		
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			So he says here, he's not asking you for any compensation.
		
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			And by the way, the more valuable you get something you give to somebody, the more compensation you
should get is not the case. Here you have this whole social and being dismissed completely, no
matter how much love He gives them. And that much care and that much concern and the teaching that
he gives you is more valuable than any teaching on earth that has ever come and will ever come. When
you and I pay top dollar for education,
		
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			top dollar have access to the highest sources of knowledge. And the higher up your education goes,
the more expensive it gets, the more exclusive it gets. And the more you you have to pay for it, you
know, the more you have to like sacrifice for it. And here you have the highest message message from
the heavens being given. And he's not asking for a penny. I'm not letting him and he would never do
it anyway. Well, that's only human nature. And then he says, This is the most epic part of these two
out to me and this is what we're going to conclude with. The Prophet is being told as you as far as
you can see it the majority will believe or not believe, not believe. So what does that mean as a
		
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			corollary, only the minority will believe? Right? So the prophets already being told you're gonna
have very few and then story after story of Prophet is telling them reinforcing the same thing.
		
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			Which is what my alma mater who Luckily, only a few believe with him
		
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			few few few in every story few few few few and few, and allies then saying something so powerful, he
says, this is nothing but a reminder for all nations and all people, you can even add all
generations. You know what the connection is? The few listen to this carefully. This is what my mind
was just exploded, the few that will believe, are going to take this all over the world.
		
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			So what if this little village doesn't believe?
		
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			This is a reminder for all nations and all people? And how could that statement be true? If it never
reaches all nations and all people?
		
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			If you say this is a this is a message for the earth, but it's something you wrote in your on you're
on the wall in your living room? Is that a message for the earth? You're delusional, in original
body? If this message is not going to leave NACA or not, we leave the Arabian Peninsula. How's it
for all the nations of the world?
		
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			What did I do in these? You would think the author is so hopeless, they're not believing they're not
believing? Allah says this, what you're going through is just a seed. There's a tree and then a
forest and it's coming. And what is that it's the expansion of Islam, to nations upon nations, upon
nations upon nations, from the minority that will believe with you. So what is the lead telling him
that minority is heavier than any majority?
		
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			The most remarkable people to Allah the Most Valuable people to Allah are usually very small number.
		
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			In politics, numbers are power in military numbers or power in sales numbers or power. in finance,
numbers are power, and social equity numbers are power on social media. The number of followers is
power. Power comes with number of people, how many people you got an accidental Minka Marlin. Well
as una Faraj, I am more dignified when it comes to manpower. I got more people the more people you
got, the more powerful you are. Allah flips that equation on his head on its head and says most
people don't they don't have what what I value which is Congress and by the way, what's the next
thing people value compensation and these people ask for no compensation.
		
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			So everything we deem valuable majority and money are the two things these people don't have.
		
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			They don't got the majority and they don't have no money
		
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			over custody and on top and these are these even the wealthy Saba are leaving stuff behind going
homeless.
		
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			there they've got nothing
		
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			they got any Mondo
		
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			and Alyssa daddy man is so powerful that light inside of their chest is so powerful. It's going to
light up this planet. It's going to become the Crone. Delilah me, in Hawaii in the Quran, Delilah
me. It is this this is really small statement. But it's giving a prophet size of the grandiose
vision of what this Quran is actually meant to do, and how much bigger it is. And these people who
think they are too big too good for it. there too, you know, they're too busy to or they're too
powerful to, to acknowledge it, it's too easy for them to dismiss it because it's not gonna make
them any money. Or it doesn't, you know, what does he want anyway, they can just dismiss it and
		
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			ignore it and ignore you. I don't ignore you, I see your zeal. And I know that zeal has led to very
few people believing but those very few men quality over quantity of the Allahu anhu will do handle
will not be pleased with them, you know, they are less pleased with them. And they were pleased with
Allah
		
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			knows those people asahikawa savvy when they change the earth, this is a lot teaching us a lesson
that is so timeless and actually even more relevant today than perhaps in many generations before
us. And that is that we have become
		
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			hypnotized by the power of numbers.
		
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			We think of accomplishment, and the ability to bring change, and the ability to make the world a
better place. When we think of any of these things. We think of the power in numbers like everybody
else does.
		
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			What Allah wants us to think about the few that are going to leave a mark on the on the earth
because they are VIPs to Allah without a condom. And that is sort of this is what I'm gonna end with
I promise. And so took a
		
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			large chunk told the profits on him was big because the people weren't listening the same subject
there. You know, conversation between online the profit is one of those conversations. People just
aren't listening. They're not accepting what he's saying. Nobody's accepting Islam for a while. He
says what's good enough second, I'll let you know during our bond below that he will or she
		
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			Keep yourself patient, basically be content with those who are with you. Those who call on their
master night and day, you really do know what they want his face.
		
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			They don't want to win a majority. They don't want to win power. They don't want to overcome the
enemy they don't, that's all secondary. They want his face, they want to be able to see a lot. When
judgment day comes, they want their faces to be late. That's what they want.
		
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			Well, that hardliner can let your eyes not turn away from them. Who the statement is to think of the
gravity of that statement are messengers being totally shut them. Don't let your eyes deviate away
from them.
		
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			Your eyes shouldn't deviate from them, don't even look to somebody else. That's how important these
people are to me. We The world has told focus on the Prophet. The Prophet is told focus on these
people.
		
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			And the people who are calling on a law night and day, they had no power, they had no money, they
had no military, they had nothing. Here's how so far and he says this, these are your gems, these
are my VIPs.
		
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			You know, you say I need to talk to them because they got connections. Allah says these people, they
got a connection to ally himself. These are your VIPs
		
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			Well, how to determine a
		
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			pass, pass to the aisle quickly skip some parts.
		
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			Don't be influenced by and don't listen to someone whose heart we've made empty of our remembrance,
but we only follow their whims, what kind of decisions are always one kind of either they're,
they're going overboard in something or not doing enough and something else. Meaning he's saying
when you go after the wealthy and the powerful, they have no remembrance of Allah. They're too drunk
on their own. They do they corrupt themselves, they do, they could have the mirror. That's what they
do. And every decision they make is either excess or shortage. They fall short of responsibilities.
They go overboard in some crime, or their you know, whatever execution they do, what kind of
		
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			this these people don't pay attention to them. Don't follow them. Follow those people. Man, if you
and I decided that that's who we're going to take influence from. That's what we're going to follow
those few that are love values. They may not even be on the internet. They may be somewhere in your
life, but they're incredible people that you just want to be around. Being around them changes your
worldview. Being around them, calibrates you, and allows them to grant us those kinds of people and
allows them to help us develop and nurture a love for Him for His word, and for his beloved
messenger, so allow them and keep us loyal to them. barakallahu li walakum frequently Hakeem
		
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			whenever anyone here can be it was Salam aleikum wa Rahmatullahi wa barakato.
		
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			Now I'm not gonna do it today.