Nouman Ali Khan – The Generation of Doubt

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			allows origin describes in the 14th idea of sola to shore up a very scary concept that I've been
talking to you guys about for the last couple of weeks. But I realized something this week that I
missed, and I wanted to first address that and then go forward. Our Prophet sallallahu Sallam said,
describing what he was given describing the revelation of the Quran and the teachings that he was
given even the ones we find in his ahaadeeth ot to Giovanni I'll tell him, I was given comprehensive
words The word jalama is the plural of Jamia, which means gather. So he was given a few words that
carry a lot of meanings. So we'll take me a hub to describe a few words from the Quran, right. And
		

			even that is summarizing some of the teachings that are inside of that idea. So there are very
comprehensive lessons from many, many angles that are captured in very few words. And it's one of
the powers of the salon, that it's dealing with very rich realities, in very, very few words. And in
light of that, one of the things that I missed among the many others that I missed in talking about
this idea is last time I spoke to you about how knowledge that is supposed to be a means of humility
became a means of, you know, recognition is a social kind of dominance. And it became a source of
competition, validation, right? And that's the wrong reason to be seeking sacred knowledge, we seek
		

			out less knowledge to become more humble slaves of Allah, not so we can establish how much more
knowledgeable we are over someone else, or how more correct we are over someone else. That's the
exact opposite of the purpose of learning this religion. So that's something we talked about last
time, and how people that are, you know, supposedly learning unless they are supposed to be the
examples of that kind of humility are the ones that unfortunately, sometimes become a source of
division and conflict and creating groups and cults that are at odds against each other, each
seeking for more territory more validation, know where the true flag bearers of Islam, No, they're
		

			not. And they're not. They're not it becomes a culture of invalidation of each other. But there's
another dimension to the same thing. We're in the livina. So when he says, Well matter for Roku, 11
body image anymore, but him being the home, they didn't fall into disagreement until after knowledge
came to them out of buggy, I talked to you about buggy about the urge not to be satisfied with what
you have, you want more you want more, you want more, right? That's buddy from it also comes the
idea, you want more influence than the other person has, you want more people to listen to you then
there, then they are listening to them. You want yourself to be recognized more as an authority than
		

			they are. Right. So this was, on the one hand, a commentary on the on the corruption of the
scholarship of the Israelites. What happened among the Jews and the Christians but obviously it's
timeless enough that Allah mentioned it about them. And you know, it doesn't have to be him everyone
learner, it was revealed about them, but it's a lesson in warning to us because diseases stay the
same. Human tendencies are the same, but there's another dimension, but what I didn't mention so I
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			That now, and that is that yes, scholars know a lot about a song, someone who's learning knows quite
a bit about Islam. But the average Muslim, the one who didn't learn Arabic and didn't study and get
into jazz and tweet and didn't memorize the Quran and didn't sit in Hello God and, you know, went to
normal regular school went to college university went to Juma, you know, Fridays or whatever, right
and learn some basics about how to read the Koran maybe even a little bit, learn the basics of the
prayer, the ad, the average congregation that's coming to the Friday prayer even that you pray, even
they know the basics, everybody knows that in Islam, alcohol is forbidden. Everybody knows in Islam,
		

			that Zina is forbidden or that, you know, everybody is forbidden. These are not complicated
teachings. These are the basics that pretty much everybody knows, every Muslim, knowledgeable or not
knows that there are five prayers in our religion, that there's a dress code in our religion, that
there are certain guidelines about the interaction between the genders in our religion, right there
are there are conditions are there are rights of parents in our religion, there's such a thing as
inheritance laws in our religion, we know these basics, even if we know all that don't know all the
details. We know there are rules in place for some of these fundamental parts of life, right. But
		

			what happens in a society is that, you know, society often gets divided from the point of view of
religious psychology that some people consider themselves, let's just say they call themselves
normal, or they call themselves liberal, or they call themselves, you know, Muslim, but not to
Muslim, right. And then they look at somebody who's practicing even a little bit more than them as
to Islamic or to Muslim, or they're Muslim, Muslim, etc, they get these kind of, or Mullah or
whatever, right. And so you get inside of a Muslim community, those who identify themselves as not
too strict, and they look at another as too strict. And then we I already talked to you about the
		

			people that do practice, many of them have very good character and actually embody the teachings of
Islam, but many of them are learning Islam as a source of dominance and corruption within
themselves. So even those who look like their religious look like they're practicing can have can be
a pretty bad example. But today, let's turn the tables on those who know even a little bit, they
know a little bit, and they look at their behavior. And they use that to justify to themselves you
know, all these people with beards and all these women with hijab they're all extreme. They're all
crazy. I want to be nothing like them. I want nothing to do with them. And that's why I don't pray
		

			or that's why I don't go to the mustard or that's why I don't you know, this all this stuff is
extreme and, you know, they may be doing those people that you're criticizing may be doing something
wrong, it's true. But for you and I to use that as an excuse to throw away the rest of Islam and
say, none of it applies to me because those people are so messed up. Right? And and why did why
would they do that? They already know something's just because somebody else is corrupt or not,
alcohol is still haraam. It didn't become halal because a religious guy is corrupt right it's the
one is wrong is still wrong. whether or not somebody who prays five times are you like for example
		

			in my case I one time I was I was cheated in business very badly by a half of the Koran right who
used to lead that that I we prayers very religious guy, you will look at him and say Mashallah,
right you want to pray behind your skull? I was really good, but he cheated. Like 1000s out of me in
a business deal many many years ago right? Now I could use that as an excuse to say all these are
fog. I don't want to pray behind any of them. They're all corrupt. Forget it. I'm the only one want
to memorize the Quran anymore. Because of this how this half is scarred me from his No, he hasn't.
He's messed up. That doesn't mean the memorization of the Quran is not Noble. That doesn't mean
		

			praying in the machine isn't isn't a worthy act. So what we what we do is out of my out, what I
could do is out of my spite for that person, I can use that as an excuse. They use the expression,
throw the baby out with the bathwater, so throw Islam out along with the example of this corrupt
Muslim. Right, so now I'm justifying just abandoning all the teachings of Islam. While it's not that
I don't know, I already know, I know what I'm doing is how I know it. I know what I what I'm
supposed to do. And I'm not doing it on purpose. But I'm using my spine against this person that I
don't want to make them feel like I want to be like them. I want nothing to do with them. my spine
		

			against them is actually my own body. So even though I know this idea does apply not just to the
scholars, but those even who know the basics, and then use that body that animosity, that urge to
not be anything like them or give somebody else the upper hand or appear like there's somebody else.
Like the others they don't like out of that spite, they don't want to practice any of it. So then
you get families, Muslim families, that is not an unheard of phenomenon. Many of you that are
listening to me might even identify with this phenomenon. Doesn't matter which country you come from
which culture you come from. You might be raised in a family when not
		

			Are they afraid of people that look religious, that they look like they pray five times, or these
people are extreme, stay away from them. You're terrified of them. But even if you started
practicing any part of Islam that's harmless, like you started praying, you just started praying,
and your family is going to have a heart attack, they're going to have a panic attack. Are you
becoming extreme? What's Next, you're going to blow something up? Is that what you're going to do?
Like, there's, there's an entire, and then what happens next is now the family is going to start
attacking the religion every time you're around. Because they want to show you how evil all of these
		

			people are. And you're becoming just like them, even though you're becoming nothing, nothing like
anything corrupt. You just decided. And I even experienced a friend, a person I became friends with,
who came from a family where they were Muslim for many generations, but because of colonization and
what happened in their country and, you know, overwhelming cultures of secular influence, they kind
of lost Islam over the generations, right. And the the adopted, they adopted some of the practices
of the other cultures that were in their country, I don't have to name the country. But in the other
religions that were found in their country, drinking is normal. So over time, in a generation,
		

			ritual drinking became normal for the Muslims. So they're, they're away from the religion and
drinking became part of like breakfast, lunch and dinner. There's a beer there. Right? This is a
common thing. And if you're going to get into a business, you're just going to open up a bar is good
money. It's easy money, right? And this one family member decides that he just doesn't want to be
part of the business anymore. He decided he somehow stumbled on to some things about Docker and some
things about Islam. And he says, You know what, I'm going to start praying. So first he is drinking
and praying. Then he hears the hyatts about that the honorable stellato want to Saqqara, Kalamata
		

			Kowloon, don't go near the prayer when you're drunk, until you know what you're saying. So he stops
drinking. I'm originally I'm gonna shape on violent one to one and here's the part about the you
know, the consumption of alcohol is one of the abominations and evils from the work of the devil.
Are you going to stop or not? So he stops, he stops. Now he's not telling his family to stop. He's
not telling anybody else. He's not lecturing anybody else. He's just not drinking himself. But his
family went against his father disowns. And he can't he they're yelling at him at every gathering,
because he's not picking up the beer and drinking, he's not hurting you. But somehow, you're
		

			becoming insecure by him not partaking. Because you may, you're accusing him of making them feel
bad. You're making us look bad, what are we all going to *, you are too good for us. You can't
drink. You can't do that. And he's he's getting abused now, because he's just holding on to a little
bit of the religion. And then what comes next, every time he's around, there's conversations about
how extreme these Muslims are, how crazy these people are, don't become crazy like them. He's
nothing crazy. He just walked away from something that has always been evil that Allah described as
evil, right? So what you get then is you've got the religiously observing the conservative if you
		

			will, right. And they have their own * issues and internal conflicts, and then those that
are barely holding on to Islam barely have any practices and so on. And they've got their own
* issues. They have Bahian, but you know, home too. And then in both of those households,
the next generation is being raised. And these next generations, if you're raised in a religious
quote, unquote, by today, definition, a religious family, and you were raised in a very conservative
household. And all you saw was your father, your mother or the bus, you attended the Holocaust, you
attended. All you heard your whole life was how they are, this school of thought is correct, and
		

			that one is going to * and this one is deviant, that that one is scotford. And stay away from
them. And you have to dress like them and look like them and talk like them. And the moment you
start asking any questions, you're going to go to * fire, etc, etc. You have this fire and
brimstone kind of religion your whole life, then you know what, eventually a young person who learns
to think for themselves burns out. And they say, I don't want you know, I was part of this cult, I
don't want anything to do with it. Either. They grew up becoming exactly like their generation was
they carry on the same narrow mindedness and conflict, or they burn out and they want nothing to do
		

			with their religion. On the other hand, you've got a family that has that is scared of the religion,
and it's okay, we're Muslim, no further need prayer. Okay, that's enough. We're Muslim enough for
some charity here and there. Maybe the 27th of Ramadan will do something. But other than that, I
don't don't give me too much Islam. I just yeah, that's not for me. That's for those crazy people.
And their next generation says, Why are we even holding on to this 27th of Ramadan or whatever?
What's the point of it? It's, I mean, you guys think it's all crazy, so why not get rid of it? Why
do we have any of it? You know, so you've got next generations that are either holding on to not
		

			what wasn't the religion to begin with? Islam didn't come so you can defend your school of thought.
Islam didn't come so you can defend your your cult. Islam came to teach us the word of Allah and to
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			The Rama Villa with humanity. Right? But when when the sun becomes either this cage is something
else that it wasn't there. That wasn't Islam originally. But that's what it becomes. Now. It's a
it's a litmus test. If your dress this and this and this way, then you're Muslim, if you're not just
if you're if you know there are cultures in the Muslim world, if your Turpin is the wrong color,
		

			then your uric acid, if your if your head is it, there are some people that will look at me giving
this hobo right now and call me a coffee because my head isn't covered. Right? I'll say this is
against Islam, etc. And that's the reading of it. That's Islam for them.
		

			And if they're free to that opinion, but what's going to happen in the next generation, that will
become Islam for the next generation, which means they're in doubt about what Assam truly is. And
when the actual religion, the actual word of Allah is even presented. Here's what happens in
religious circles. This is the wild thing. And this is a conversation I had with one of my mentors
and teachers, Dr. Levy, it was fascinating. He was sitting with a group of scholars, right. And he
mentioned an IRA. And he mentioned that heavy for the province. And this is someone who has just
gotten Hadith he studied Bukhari and Muslim for 3040 years of his life. He studied under great
		

			scholars around the world, right? And he's mentioning a Hadith of the Prophet slicer now. And
obviously, he's not misquoting it or taking it out of context, because he's a scholar himself. And
he's sitting in the gathering of scholars. And he says, This is what the prophet slice said, right?
And they're having dinner together. Suppose it scholars, and one of them said, Yeah, but what did so
and soul say?
		

			And he passed for a woman and said, You already know what the Messenger of Allah said. So I said,
you already know what the Quran said. And you know that it's in its proper context, and yet to you,
that has less validation, until this other person validates what this has, he says, or it looks at
it, until they look at it differently. Until then I can't accept it. Now, it's one thing that a non
non scholar would make a comment like that because they don't know any better. Maybe I should check
with some scholarly research. Maybe the Hadith is being misused. But when this kind of a
conversation is happening among knowledgeable people, and even they will put the word of someone
		

			else over and above the word of a line is messengers of Allah who I'm sending, you know what that
means? That that school of thought, or that opinion, that that's that that cult, is actually their
religion, not Islam itself, not alive is messenger himself. That's shocking. What can you matola he
had earlier than then what religion is that that's not a religion. That's just, that's just the
mafia. That's what that is, you know. And on the flip side, what I'm what I'm describing are people
that just they're pushing this arm away, pushing Islam away, but they want their kids to be good,
right? I don't want asylum, too much assignment, my family, but I don't want my child to go against
		

			the culture either. So just give me enough Islam, that my child lives according to my expectations.
And I'll only bring in Islam, when I see that my kid is going too far. And some. So the only time I
use Islam is if my child becomes marblelife, a child becomes addicted to drugs, we should probably
go find a shed or something to spiritually heal this child. What if a child is going against the
wishes of the parents, then maybe we can bring in Islam and say, Islam says parents have rights.
Other than that you're allergic to Islam, you want nothing to do with it, you push it away. But when
you need it, to exert some kind of control over the next generation, then you bring it in. Right? So
		

			what happens to that next generation, that's in the next few minutes, I'll explain to you what Allah
says here. He says, when that first generation is broken up, and they're selective about their
religion, and they're in just in constant conflict with each other, we're in alladhina ODIs will
Kitab remember him and no doubt about it, those who inherited the book, much after them. So those
who inherit the book after these generations have become generations of division and conflict and
internal power struggles, and selective expert, you know, citation, selective application of the
religion, then the next generation, Allah says about them, that those who inherited the book after
		

			them Luffy Shakib Minh, who they are absolutely in, in doubt regarding it, they're in doubt about
their religion. Now you and I would think that somebody who used to live in Pakistan or Bangladesh
or Egypt or Morocco, Algeria, or Jordan or you know, Malaysia, Indonesia, Avalon, etc, they were
raised in a Muslim family, there was most of the Muslims for many generations, they're holding on to
their religion, they're holding on to their tradition, the child is being raised here in the athon
his entire life or her entire life, right? They've heard the Quran they've seen the, the eat
celebrations and all of it, they will hold on to their religion, and what is Allah saying that those
		

			that have held on to the religion for so many generations, but with this kind of conflict, what's
going to happen to the next generation, they will be in doubt about it. Luffy shatkin Minh, who they
are in doubt about it and check in Arabic. Arabic is really rich and the Quran talks about doubt in
many ways. So there are multiple words in Arabic, or endocrine for doubt and Chuck is one of them
and shotgun Arabic
		

			is actually used when two things are so close to each other, you can't tell them apart. You're not
when you weld things together weld metals together, it looks like one piece. But when you when you
screw things together or you know Lego pieces, you can tell it's two pieces. But if you weld metal
together, it looks like one piece, right? So when they would make the speed, the spear and the tip,
and they will weld it so well together, you can tell where the tip ends and the spear begins, it
looks like one carved piece, that would actually be shock. Right? So the idea is two things that are
merged and fuse together from a developed a notion of a kind of doubt where something that is true,
		

			and something that is false, are so close together, that you cannot tell them apart. And that kind
of doubt where you can't tell the difference between right and wrong at all. You're there look equal
to you. Why would that? Ask yourself this question? Why would someone ever look at right and wrong
and they're confused which one is right? Which one is wrong, but they look the same to me. The only
way they will do that in this idea is they saw their elder generation do the right thing and do the
wrong thing all at the same time.
		

			They were doing they were praying and they were lying. They were doing HUD and they were earning
Reba. Right. They were talking about a line being grateful and being humble. And they were being
arrogant and backbiting and all of this, they were giving charity and they were cheating people out
of inheritance at the same time. They're giving Zakat and earning we're doing the right and the
wrong all at the same time all the time. And the next generation What is it and they talk about the
unity of the oma This is one oma we have one Islam, we have one Prophet, we have one Quran, and yet
why you know, this, this school of thought versus this school of thought this ship versus that ship
		

			this versus that vi etc, etc, etc. conflict, conflict conflict all the time. So they saw the right
and the wrong merge together all the time. So they're like, I can't even tell what's right and
wrong. I'm just confused. The next generation is just raised confused. Check him in Who? And check
can be even more fundamental. Well, if this is the religion, then how do we even know we're
following the right religion? I mean, this is the kind of drama that happens in every religion. And
you know what's crazy, I used to think this is a Muslim problem, until I studied religious
psychology. And, you know, psychology of the church, and religious sociology and the kind of
		

			politics you find within the Islamic you know, religious circle, the masjid, politics, scholarship,
politics, school of thought, politics, etc, are exactly the same as church politics and synagogue,
politics and temple are exactly the same. Exactly the same thing. Like I said before, the diseases
are the same. Throughout generations, just like good has always been good. Evil has always been
evil. Human tendencies have always been human tendencies. They do something you find the same power
struggles in the church, you find the same power struggles in the synagogue, you find the same power
struggles in the masjid, and the Muslim community. So what they what what a young generation then
		

			says is all of our all these religions have the same issues. All these people have the same
personality disorders? What's the difference anyway? Why this is just the money making scheme. just
donate $5 and get your salvation. Right. Everybody's just they just want money. That's all they
want. And all they want is fight with each other. Those are the two things that become apparent
about about the religion to them. So they're in doubt about they're, they're not sure why should
even what's what do I even get out of following this religion? What did you get? And then you have a
generation, you would think, oh, oh, my child lost their religion because they came to America.
		

			Right? They were around non Muslims and they lost their faith. They went to Australia and they got
liberalized, or they went to, you know, Europe, and they got you know, they got immersed in European
culture and lost their faith. No, this is saying you could be in Lahore.
		

			You could be in Assad. You can be in Kuala Lumpur, you can be in Jakarta. You don't have to be in
New York City. You don't have to be in London. You know, you don't have to be in Hamburg to lose
your religion. That environment is Yeah, I told you before. It's not the environment that makes them
big bricks, the real religion of Islam. The people of faith have always been in environments that
are hostile to their faith. That's actually where the faith gets stronger, not weaker. Right? But am
I saying for this next generation, it doesn't even matter if they're surrounded by the event. It
doesn't even matter if they're surrounded by an Islamic environment. Luffy shakin, minoo they're in
		

			absolutely doubt about it. And the doubt isn't, that's dire enough that they can't even tell the
difference between Islam and not Islam. Because they become equal to them. That's what they've seen
practically. But there's another doubt there's another layer. And you know what that is? Allah says,
Fisher came in who marieb the last word here is moody. It's a sip of shock. And the word marieb you
know, from my Arabic students, Surabaya eeboo, is actually Lassen. It's the philosophy job to be in
doubt. araba ut Budi if our pattern is worth it to put others in doubt, and from it the sun fire is
moody and the moon
		

			Somebody that that was a little bit technical, well make it simple. They're in a kind of doubt that
when others see them, they become doubtful.
		

			They become doubtful. So it's you know how you have someone sick, but that sickness is infectious.
The next generation is in a kind of limbo, that anybody that comes around them that may was he was
even thinking about Islam. There are non Muslim thinking about Islam, when they come into contact
with this next generation of Muslims. They get disturbed, why should they even consider Islam, and
then notice that a new word for doubt is being used based on labor. The first dollar I talked about
was Chuck, this word is moody from *, like Danny can keep taboo. Now he Buffy the beginning of
the Quran, the word rainbow actually means a kind of doubt that is that it disturbs you, or it has
		

			disturbance and if they are in it. So now there are people that are becoming disturbed about their
faith. They're getting disturbed by being around this next generation of Muslims. It's bothers it
hurts the heart to be around them. And they're spreading disturbance, meaning they're spreading a an
image of the religion, they're spreading an impression of the religion, that instead of when you
hear about Islam, it should bring calm to your heart, right? But no, this next generation is
spreading a kind of Islam By the way, they live now in doubt themselves, that when others see this
Islam, it actually bothers them.
		

			They're spreading a bother some kind of doubt about this religion, like it's something evil,
something you should be disturbed about, you know, you be unsure about, and that's how the religion
is lost over generations. That's the consequence of what we what we find ourselves in. And this this
horrifying reality that is describing just these few words, in levena, already full Kitab I'm
inviting him Luffy shatkin Minh, who marieb this? Well, it seems so hopeless, because what does it
seem to tell you that Islam is being lost and then more lost and then more lost after regeneration?
And instead of the next generation finding stronger and stronger, you know, conviction? There
		

			actually now doubt is spreading. skepticism is spreading agnosticism is spreading.
		

			You know, internal conflicts about Islam are spreading criticism of the Quran and the Sunnah. And
then eventually everything is fair game. So now Muslim can ask how can the Prophet do this? How come
the Quran says that? How can this How can that as if the Quran should be doubted in right, the book
that began with Lowery Buffy, it becomes common for the next generation to pose questions to the
Quran, as if it's something disturbing and bothersome. That doesn't sit well. So now, Islam is
associated with disturbance, not harmony and peace. This is the conflict that has been described in
this is very serious, very heavy stuff. And in face of this conflict, Allah reveals what the prophet
		

			should do. So now, as I end this, I want to tell you what's going to happen in the next inshallah
Hold on, which is, you know, the prophets, I shall I was told that when he has come and the time in
Makkah, by the time he's come, there have been generations of people that receive the thought
received the energy, and they've gone through this process, the one that I'm describing, as if you
and I are going through it, now our generations are going through it. Now, there are people that
came before us, they already went through this. And things have gotten really, really bad.
		

			And then the Prophet is being told these are, this is the audience you have to deal with. This is
what you have to deal with. Now, the problem with what he's told is, you're telling me that these
people already know and they still don't follow. So if I teach them, I'm teaching them something
they already while, they already know. And these people are messed up, and they have buggy between
them. Not because they don't know, but because they already know. So me teaching them what they
already know. And reinforcing it is not going to do any better for them. It will only increase them
in more money. And their next generation is actually disturbed about the faith even more, they don't
		

			even want to know anymore. So he the Prophet is being told essentially someone monitor them, but you
have a nearly impossible audience to give your message to. It's like a hopeless cause. Right? So why
is he even being given this mission? If they're so impossible? What's he supposed to do in the next
idea after describing this problem, after describing this issue, then Allah will tell the prophets I
said, What should you What do I expect from you? You know, because the messenger have a sense of
Alumni Center to preach the message of Islam to the Muslim goon of Makkah, and to the people of the
book in Medina and beyond, right, so there's two basic audiences, the Jews, Christians later on, and
		

			early on the mushy Kuhn, and these IOD, Allah told him that caboodle Mashallah kina method roomy,
Li, it's really hard for the machine to accept to, to listen to what you're saying and what you're
calling them to. It's hard, they're not going to accept it. So first, I have to find
		

			I have a 1213 he told him Lucia gone hard sell next ads, okay, okay, at least the Jews and
Christians will be easier because they No, no they are they fall into conflict even after knowing
		

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			these are my audiences and you've told me they're impossible to deal with, then he's told what he
should do. And that's what we are going to come to now, that's going to be iron number 15 of this,
this remarkable passage, funny vaniqa further, that's what the next book is going to be about, then
the mandate of the prophets of Allah when he said him in face of all of this, so Allah does not give
us a mission without first having us understand the seriousness of the problem. So that's what he's
done in these if he's helped us understand the seriousness of the problem, and then given the
resources and the mandate, and we're going to have to really understand that mandate because by
		

			extension, that becomes our mandate, allows them to help us understand, internalize and live up to
that mandate that was given to our messenger sallallahu. cielo so we can reverse this negative tide
and bring back what is supposed to be brought back the deen of Allah barakallahu li walakum wa
Hakim, when I found you at your company, it was
		

			hamdu lillahi wa Salatu was Salam.
		

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kamasan later on for him. Libra Haemophilia anime in Academy Luma g along robotic Allah Mohammed in
one early Muhammad come back down Ebrahim one early for him I feel me in the middle aged about the
law. A lot. A lot in the law, he wouldn't be arguing where you take the quarterback when handed
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