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also been healthy, whatever. So having never been either mean. So to Lisa is a suit I've given her
birth from before. Today inshallah, which I'd like to highlight three is from the surah. And just a
little bit of context, as sudo was revealed early on in the life that the Prophet established in the
city of Medina, these are Muslims that are now starting to form a community, many of the people that
have now accepted Islam are new Muslims. So it's a large population of New Muslims. And there are
people that have been Muslim for many years from the prophets, early career in Makkah, but even
then, many of the laws have not yet been revealed. So the halachah, very limited amount of that has
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been revealed. And so they didn't really know what the code of Islam is and what a law allows and
what he doesn't allow. And actually, you'd be surprised if you do a deep study of Medina, especially
early Medina, you'd be shocked to know that it was actually a pretty, pretty liberal society. It was
a very open society and people didn't know right from wrong in many occasions. And one such thing
was the relationship between men and women nowadays, you know, you have a, you know, non Muslim
culture of dating, and relations and, you know, consensual relations and all of that cohabitation
outside of marriage, and all these kinds of things are commonplace in what we think is Western
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society now. But actually, much of that was already in place in Medina, when the time of the Prophet
sighs when he moved there, this was actually already happening there. And the Quran came to address
that society. And this was particularly a problem, especially for young people, young people were
needed, they liked each other, they ended up in relationships together, and it was no big deal. It
was just what did what they did all along, and nobody batted an eye. And now all of a sudden Islam
came. And there were restrictions and guidelines on the interaction between men and women and what
kind of relationship they can have. And this was actually a challenge. It was not an easy thing. And
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Solaris addressed the issue of men and women ending up in relationships together, you know, outside
the fold of marriage. How are you supposed to deal with that? And what early on the lies Odin reveal
that acaba Xena don't go near Xena Don't go Don't don't approach it. And even though it was awkward,
mucky and they had already been revealed, Medina was a new society, these people are not been given
a lot of time to, you know, really internalize the teachings of the deen. So logical, gradual
approach and try and teaching them and even a gradual approach from the Muslim community on how to
discipline when that sort of thing happens. So like, as I gave them when the veneziani have been
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come for Azuma, when two of them meaning a boy and a girl ends up in some kind of relationship, and
they do something shameless, even all the way. If that happens, then what should you do a lot, you
know, this is not the later law, the final version, this is the early law because they're not ready
yet. So let's have
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caused them both pain, hurt both of them, no one in the world has hurt both of them mean when you
ask us how by determining what this meant,
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is a pretty exhaustive study of this ayah What does it mean when Allah says hurt both of them, and
you will think that means tortured them and beat them and all of that actually the vast majority of
the companions and the early commentary on this ayah is actually something that are even scold them,
yell at them, hurt them by saying how could you You should be ashamed of yourself. And that was
actually lecture them. And you know, admonish them words actually. Kalimantan no no physical stuff.
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And actually the furthest narration you find on this is by ignorable. So the Allahumma, who says,
first of all, scold them, and then you could take a stick and hit their feet. And this was the
punishment for this great crime. And Xena is not a small crimes and is actually the kabyle is from
from the major, major sins that alarm soldier warns us about, he puts cotton and Zener on the same
platform. He says
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Jolla is known. So those two things are hand in hand, they're very serious crimes. And that was
already known. And that's with a lot with a lot of your mighty crimes. But when a society doesn't
know much about their religion, and they're just coming into the religion, and these kinds of
mistakes happen, then even those with a lie, this is a massive crime, you have to take a gradual
approach. So they appreciate the seriousness of it, they can see the seriousness of it just because
you immediately say, this is the worst thing you could ever do. There needs to be some, some kind of
development, some kind of, you know, it needs to dawn on these key these young people that this is a
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very serious thing. And so let's reveal that that first rumor. And then he adds well in our article
on Puma. And if both of them repent, and they fix themselves, they no longer you know, fool around,
they're, they're better now, are they right or wrong, they get married, if they do something like
that, then
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leave them alone. Don't bother them anymore. Meaning This is not a label you put on them forever and
ever. This isn't the case. And by the way, even when such a crime or such such a thing happened, it
was actually, you know, the for witness thing was already in place, which I won't talk about now.
But just appreciate something, how a lot of talk the community, early community of Medina, to deal
with sinners. How do you deal with sinners. And if they've openly said that they're sorry for what
they did, that you just leave them alone, you let them be, you don't put that as a label on them
that they were the rest of their lives.
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And then on the ads in the law cabinet, the level of human lives always been someone who accepts
Toba. Allah has always been something someone who's been merciful and loving and caring. In other
words, a lot of doors have not been closed for someone who committed a sin. I wanted to take time
and mentioned these three, if this was the first of the ayah, which is considered oneself because
the more harsh punishments for such a crime, if it happens in public were revealed. It's a little
note. That's that's a separate discussion. But what a lot of soldiers didn't do, he took this
opportunity to discuss a sin of grievous sin that does happen that did take place and use it as an
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opportunity to talk about things at large. You know, also, how are you and I supposed to think about
sins, you know, this is the month of seeking of less forgiveness, this is the month of us turning
back to a lot and actually seeking His help and making changes in our life. You know, what sins you
commit, I know what what sins I commit, we have to take an introspective look at ourselves. And
really deeply take a look in the mirror and honest look in the mirror and be able to talk to a live
this month and really, truly apologize to him, really, truly mend our ways. That's that's the
purpose of this month. The entire purpose of the revelation of the Quran is that the human being
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returns back to a lot. That's the entire point. And if we're not turning back to a lot, we're not
asking him for forgiveness, we're missing the entire point. All of the worship that we do, all of
the doors that we make all the prayers that we make all of the fasting that we're doing, all of that
is just there to put us in a better position to ask us forgiveness, that's all. But all all of this
so that we are in a better place. So we can apologize to a lot so we can make promises to a law that
we're going to do better. That's what the point of all of this is. So what does the law say? He says
in the matoba to Allah. repentance and accepting repentance is only something a lot of takes
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responsibility for no one else. You cannot seek forgiveness from anyone else. You cannot turn back
in that way to enable the intimate, intimate in the beginning for the sauce for the saw, only and
only Allah can accept repentance the way that he does, and he has made it mandatory on himself. I
don't want in the matoba to Adam Ah, he's it's something that is taken is promised you is guaranteed
it he will accept repentance for who I would like to be a part of that guarantee you would like to
be a part of that guarantee. he qualifies it in this ayah Who are the people that will turn back to
Allah and apologize to him and repent to him and go back to him in humility. And Allah will actually
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accept their apology, Linda de Luna sua vija, highlighting those who who do sin, who do sin, and
they do so ignorantly and they do it out of emotion. This is the part that we really truly have to
unpack and understand. First of all you have to do is use the robotic form is used a lot. Yeah, do.
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You got it. double.it means something that happens over and over again. In other words, somebody has
been in a habit of saying they've been doing things for a while and they've been
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doing it and doing it and they're still at it. They're still at it. But all this time, what, what
happens is their emotions get the best of them. Their temptation gets the best of their time, their
excitement gets the best of them. And they keep falling into the same trap, one after the other and
some for some people, their their centers become an addiction, and they keep falling into it. And
when something is an addiction, your brain stops working. Your rational mind says this is not a good
idea. I shouldn't be doing this, but that part of you shuts off and you just do it. You will think
about it later. You know. And this is where the word suit would be important to understand the word
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soup is one of the several words in the Koran used to describe sin. And the word soup actually comes
from solar, or the word salad or something that means a corpse something ugly and hideous that
people get away from, I say is an ugly, evil sin and worshiping do Stefan's job is to take something
hideous and ugly and make it look beautiful. was a in a Navajo shavon
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Xena home, Subrahmanyam suwama him there. They're the ugliest things they do, who are made to look
beautiful. This is Chapin's job, make good deeds look ugly, and make bad deeds look really good.
Make them really attractive, make them How can I stay away, I mean, and so associaton will use every
tactic. If you just do this, you'll feel better, man Don't you want to be happy. Happiness is not an
ugly idea, it's a pretty good idea. This is gonna feel better. This is you're gonna you know, just
follow your whim, your temptation. If you have this, you won't want anything else. Or once you have
this, you'll become a better person, I just need to just do this this one time. And after that, I'll
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be good because I'm just restless. I just need to get this out of my system. You know, and then I'll
be fine. All these beautiful justifications for saying he teaches and alas has cut through all of
that and be able to see that actually sin is at the core of it's something ugly, and it will only
bring ugliness in your life. Now celibacy so long ago said to me tunku, since bring death to the
heart, since bring bring death to the heart, every time we said there's a more there's more ugliness
on our hearts, there's a there's a black patch on our hearts. And we the inner part of ourselves is
getting uglier. We think it's bringing beauty into our life, we're enjoying our life when we're
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falling into sin, but we're actually making our own lives uglier, we're making the insides of
ourselves ugly, and we're turning into a corpse from within. The Quran describes itself, even the
love and kind of hate when it came to warn people that are truly alive. What that means is obviously
everybody's alive. We're all breathing. But there's a life inside. There's a spiritual life inside
that learning the last book, the guidance of a last book is only going to resonate with people who
still have something left alive inside of themselves deep inside themselves. And that's the part of
yourself and myself that keeps getting killed off more and more and more and more by sin. And the
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nature of sin. This is serious, you know, we and I wasn't giving you this analogy before. But it's
it's important to reinforce some of these ideas. Allah gave us all kinds of abilities, muscles, you
know, limbs, eyes, for example, if I don't use my eyes for six months, so I just put a bandaid over
my eyes, or I put a fold over my eyes for six months. And then somebody removes the blindfold, six
months a year, guess what I can't see. My eyes won't work. If you lie down in bed and you didn't
walk around for a whole year, you're going to be able to stand up after that, you know, what, what
gives you an ability and you don't use that ability, you lose that ability. A lot. You know, that's
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the nature by which Allah made things the same way. We say Allah has given us the ability to repent.
He's given us the ability to feel that and that bad feeling should turn into repentance. That should
turn into you apologizing to a lot, shedding a tear, really, truly feeling something in yourself.
But if you allow yourself to sin, and that sin again, and again, and again, the ability to feel
even, to even feel bad goes away, you're able to even turn that off that that not enough said the
woman of color describes the self inside of us that blames ourselves that feels guilty, that's gone.
Those of you that are insane ally knows who you are. That's between you and ally, if you're insane,
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and you don't even feel bad anymore. That's a dangerous sign. But if those of you that are insane,
you realize you're doing something wrong. And if there's something inside, you're still poking at
you, this isn't right. I shouldn't be doing this. I know I'm doing it but I shouldn't be doing it. I
shouldn't let my emotions get a hold over me and take over me and allow myself to fall into this
time and time again. If that is still there, hope is still alive. Hope is still alive. And for
people like that, that let their emotions this is really what Java means. It doesn't just mean
ignorance. So there
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People who commit sins because they don't know any better. That's part of the meaning Java. But the
other meaning of Java is actually
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the one who can control his feelings, the one who can't control his urges, and it keeps falling into
sin. A person like that allows origin is also considering you got overwhelmed, you got overexcited
in the heat of the moment you committed a mistake. You did this with Java. And then after you
realize I shouldn't have done this, I shouldn't have allowed the animal part of myself to take over.
I shouldn't have allowed you to beautify this for me and get hypnotized at the moment and turn
everything off every sense of consequence. What's going to happen, I'm going to stand in front of a
law all of that's turned off. This is why the prophets Isilon describes is the episodic
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movement, what is designing
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when the when the woman committing adultery or committing, you know, fornication at the time they're
doing it, they're not a believer. At the time, somebody's sitting there stealing, they're not a
believer at the time, somebody who's drinking alcohol at that moment, they're not a believer, that
doesn't mean they left a smell. That means everything that reminds them of a lot of everything
that's puts a stop to what they're doing everything that was going to prevent them from disobeying a
line, such open fashion, all of that was turned off. There was no human left in the heart. The only
thing in the heart was no the beautification of the sin. This is not this, they were just hypnotized
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by this, that was all that was left inside the heart. And then when when that wore off, maybe that
you might have came back and then they felt bad. What am I just done? What did I just let take over
my heart, there's nothing more valuable you own than this heart. There's nothing more valuable. And
then this heart when guidance is removed, when you allow and I allow sin to take over. When that
happens, then we have violated the most valuable treasure that we have. So when you realize that
violation has happened, what does Allah say, from Maya to Guna, the Caribbean, then, after the sin
has been committed, and this sin didn't happen one time, maybe it's been happening lots of times,
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yeah, I'm alone. Then they repent, but they repent soon after. Soon after. This is an important
piece of the puzzle. Because chiffon comes to you. And shaitaan tells you, how are you going to face
a lot?
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After what you just did, you're gonna pray? Really, you're gonna walk into the mission? With what
face You should be ashamed of yourself. And you tell yourself man, I even feel guilty reciting Quran
I feel guilty making da Who am I to make go look at what I just did. Look at what I just come in,
you understand, you start telling yourself that Allah has shut you out. A lot has closed his doors
on you because you violated his faith, you violated so much of what he commanded. And you did such a
big sin you let's head on when now you know this. This happens in every one of our relationships, if
you really disappointed your father, if you really disappointed your mother, if you really
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disappointed your boss. If you fail the exam, you're not going to show up to class the next day and
you're like, I don't know if I can face my professor. I don't know how I'm gonna walk in. Or if you
noticed the day you know you're late. You don't just walk in the front door of the classroom and say
Salaam to your teacher. Hey, how's it going, professor and sit down. You come in from the back door
try to sneak in. avoid eye contact. Because when you disappoint someone you want to avoid. That's
what we want to do. Siobhan uses that and says why don't you do that with a lot avoid a lot now You
messed up with a lot. You messed up Why would you talk to talk to you? You should just keep a
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distance you don't deserve to talk to you about now. What good is your life? You did this all of
this even? What is wrong with you? That's you can't even believe you, bro. First of all you so you
have no business talking to Allah. Allah says I have made it mandatory on myself in the matoba
terranova then the DNA
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through Maya to bulan Karim, then they make over soon after.
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Then they make the lesson after
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meaning don't wait. Yeah, there's a period of shame. You're embarrassed. How can you speak before
Allah but that embarrassment that you feel that is actually a sign your Eman is still there? That is
actually a sign you're still a believer. That is actually a sign that your tears before Allah will
be accepted. Don't waste those tears. Don't delay that. And he says what would I do to guarantee
that those are the people that Allahu stowa level acceptable. mahali makanda la hora, even Akiva and
Avaya always known for a while it was always full of wisdom.
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If you wanted you would have never fallen into sin. If I did, you know Allah loves those who commit
sin and then come back to him. Allah loves those people doesn't hate those people. He loves those
people. Shame convinces you Allah hates me that thought that you get in your head you know after
everything I've done I'm bad. Allah hates me alleges gonna burden me. Those are thoughts from chip
on from nowhere else, but a lot of his origin. He's just
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Waiting for you to turn back. And you you have you and I have to just turn back in humility, the
best, the most important, the most important conversation you are going to have, and I'm going to
have with a lot in this month is asking genuinely for his forgiveness. And to do that you have to
openly admit and I have to openly admit in our conversations with him, our sense to him are our
weaknesses to him, our failures to him, and then do that openly and do it immediately.
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We're gonna love him. But but there's the there are three areas I wanted to talk to you about. These
are two of them. This is the last seven, what they set it over.
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And doba repentance is no good. The next group, the first group, these are the people who stopped by
is guaranteed I'll give it to them. I've made it mandatory on myself for lessons. But there's a
group who still Why is no good. Even if they repent, it doesn't mean anything. I don't want to be
from that much. So I better know who they are. They get disqualified when they set a Toba
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for people who keep on doing sins over and over and over and over again, and they really in their
head they have Well, I know I messed up, but it's not the last 10 days of Ramadan yet.
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I mean, I still got some time before I make Toba. In other words, you need this? Does that mean
curry you made you messed up and you went back to ally mmediately. And the other group, I messed up,
but there is a timetable. I mean, when the time comes, I'm hoping I had one of the odd nights and I
get my entire record cleared, I'll be good. Or I have I didn't make my booking perhaps this year, so
might as well fill in the stack with as much partying as I can, because I'm gonna wipe the record
clean anyway when I go to hedge.
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So in your head, like, you know, I mean, life's short, and around the corner robots coming. And you
know, this guy will be his most active right before Milan starts. Because most likely, like Oh, man,
I can't even walk. I won't even watch TV this month. I'm not even gonna do this or that. One more
day. Okay. All right. And then you just tell yourself, let me get really
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an overdrive right before Milan and chitlin is an overdrive right after Avalon ends. Right after it
ends. It's over.
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You know, freshly out of chains. And so are you.
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You know, that's not a match made in heaven. That's a match made in *. And then we fall right
into sin right after Oh my god, I can't believe I'm free. This is the idea that I got time I'll
repent later, I'll make up for or that my good deeds somehow should be able to permit my
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mess up but I do have other good things. So it should balance out should be okay. This is not
accounting with a low Hey, let me see your good deeds. Let me see your bad deeds. Okay. You know
what you're doing these good deeds, okay. You can do some harm on the side. No problem. It doesn't
work like that. That's not how it works. allows me to describe someone who justified justifies a
sin. justifying the sin is different than doing a sin. When in your head. You're okay with the sin.
You're okay with it? Because you say, Well, yeah, I know, this is a weakness and I do it. But at
least I do this other good stuff. But
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this is not a
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fantasy and it's
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whoever earns a sin, meaning they accept they've accepted it. They engage in it openly. Even if it's
one thing but you admit you've accepted it as a part of your life and you're okay with it, then that
one thing can take over that one mistake and take over everything you do, like us have enough? Those
are the people of fire alive are concerned about the quantity of your sins are less concerned about
what goes on in your heart in your mind when you engage in sin. And if you engage in sin, are you
even feeling bad that that sin happened? human beings Allah says that the Prophet describes a lump
sum khulumani
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all children of other children that make mistakes over and over and over and over and over again.
It's not like once you make Toba, you're never gonna feel temptation again. It's not like once you
made it, you're never gonna miss a prayer again, mess up again. It'll happen but you're not planning
on it. You're not scheduling it, just like you're not scheduling. You're not scheduling your sins,
either. Well, you know, I mean, last weekend, I messed up and I'm not going to mess up a lot until
not at least until next weekend.
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In fact, you've got a planned out already know. Or you tell yourself you know, I messed up I know
myself. Probably chances are even though I feel really bad, chances are Next week I'll be doing this
again. You tell yourself in your head, you've accepted it. You've acknowledged that you've submitted
before something other than a lot someone other than what you submitted before your own. However,
you've submitted before your own sin as though it has control over you and it dictates your future
then
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is unacceptable to Allah when they started
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notice there's no beija anymore. It's a cry It's not just out of you you got emotional or you have
you had a weak moment and you did it in your head it's now a part of you that's just what I do What
can I do? I can't help myself made the offer me I don't have to
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just be gone one day alone guy because you know as I am, I just know what I am. I'm just, I'm just a
sinner can't even help myself. This unacceptable before Allah, Allah says about people like that had
a
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caller in need to learn this kind of a person at the very last moments of their life when death
presents itself to them, then this is tapa. Y'all, I'm so sorry. I messed up. I know I'm not ready
to meet you. And I apologize for everything that I've done. I feel really bad for everything that I
did.
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But when I gather these kinds of people
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who go far and by the way, these people no good there was no God nor is it Pete of people who were
never Muslim to begin with, who died just believers, meaning a lot of these people in the same
category as non Muslims, non believers who died denied over there in the same category. Why? Because
a lead does not want at the very last moments. Okay, I'm ready to go five times. Because you know,
we know that if you're alive. And you're, you know if you make Toba while you're alive, and I'm like
subset, all previous into forgiven. I'm reminded of someone I knew in New York, a very old fellow
used to live across the street from there's a big machine in the 96th Street in New York City and
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uptown as a fellow who lived in an apartment complex across a Hindu old guy, he was 17 years old.
And actually at the age of 82. He walked into the machine and took Shahada at the age of 82, and a
week later, he died a week later, right and his entire life he's lived and he was a devout Hindu. He
lived in chick his entire life his entire life. And now that that one Toba and all of that is wiped
clean. We're not talking about that. We're talking about the kind of Toba surrounded
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the water reached over here he's got his armies gone they're all ground already the old guy in his
waters over here he's about to drown and he says Fine fine I'm into and
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I'm ready to believe I believe in the there's no god except the one that the Israelites believe in
Okay, okay. Okay, fine, fine. Like last minute insurance policy. No, no good. If you and I keep
pushing our tea until by actually literally means I feel bad for what I did and I'm promising a lot
of making changes so what does it mean I feel bad yeah, a lot of stuff Luca has suffered a loss
suffered a lot.
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And then you go do it again. And then you come back again. You suffer like a really bad again. I'm
gonna go back now.
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This is not what it is. This is the
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cut.
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That I mean, for real this time when I got out at home. Those are the people that we have prepared
painful punishment for they play with this glorious gift that a legate What does that glorious gift
Toba. Last thing I shared with you
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is not something small. You're not just asking a lot to forgive. When a lot accepts your job.
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What happens if a lie except when it's genuine, and you truly repentant for Allah and your heart,
your heart will know if you truly repentant or not. That's how you know if it worked or not. When
that happens, the moment that that happens, what does the law say? How you went to law who say to
him,
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what kind of law?
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Allah says we're not like somebody who's repentance, then let's imagine that your sins were this
giant mountain. Yeah. And you would think if Allah forgive it, that means that this giant mountain
of sins disappeared? Nope. When a liar accepts your repentance, he turns that giant mountain of sins
into a giant mountain of good deeds. He doesn't just remove your sins, He converts them into a good
deed in your favor.
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That's the value of the words not just getting your sins forgiven. It's actually turned in. This is
the love of Lighthouse for someone who makes them. I didn't do a mountain of good deeds. I may have
done a mountain of sins. And because Allah accepts my Toba, he converts it You love the love will
say yes to Him. This is the gift of allowance. Why would anybody wants to miss out on that gift?
There is no the the key word here that I want to leave you with is mencari ally accepts the dobot of
people the repentance of people who do it immediately, very soon after. So don't delay this. Don't
sit there and think about it. And what does it mean for you? And this is the last thing I know I'm
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taking over my time. 60 seconds that I've done, inshallah, what does it mean that you're making the
work practically? Practically, it means there's some things that you and I have to change in our
life.
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There are some people that you have to cut off from your life. There are some behaviors that you
have to discontinue. There are some things that are going to be emotionally painful, maybe
financially painful, maybe physically painful, but you got to do it. That's part of your job. You
know what that is? I don't know what that is that's between you and a lot. That's your life. But you
have to make that call. You have to be honest with yourself, and you have to do it soon. It's a test
of whether or not you want that this thing that you've desired so much that has found a place in
your heart or you want that something ugly that's been beautified. You want that removed, and you
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want that replaced with the actual thing that's beautiful, which is the guidance of Allah that was
the amount of Allah the true love of Allah, Eliza was and give us the emotional strength, the
willpower to be able to genuinely make the law and to make the change that we need to make that we
know about that only Allah knows about that and we know about me allows me that give us the strength
to do that, especially in this month, but to share the interchain that the only battle we have to
fight is the one with ourselves will give us the ability to conquer ourselves and submit ourselves
wholly before him. barakallahu li walakum Hakeem when finally we are coming again
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hamdu lillahi wa salatu salam ala Mustapha, Susana Mohammed, Mohammed amin, founder and he was
actually here in Kala
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Buddha ministry converging in the Mahabharata who said do not intervene
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at
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all Allahumma salli ala Muhammad Ali Mohammed Casa de cada Rahim Allah Allah
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Allah, Allah Muhammad wa
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tada Rahim
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Allah Allah,
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Allah, Allah, Allah in the
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same way when manufacturing will work out
