Omar Suleiman – The Firsts – Abu Bakr RA The Freed Slave Of Allah

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The speaker discusses the confusion surrounding the name of a famous man named Abyssinian woman and his claim to be the son of the Prophet. They also discuss the difficulty of learning from mistakes in Islam and the importance of settling before committing to a legal action. The speaker emphasizes the importance of proper recording and correction, the use of narratives in Islam, and the importance of honoring the witness. They also mention famous figures like Zod Nicola Hopson and Zod Nicola Harrelson.

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			So, last time we covered the gin,
we covered a Deus all the a lot of
		
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			time on hole. And as I mentioned,
I kind of want you to sort of see
		
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			the story of thought of unfolding
from the sight of the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And
so I want to bring you back now to
		
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			the end when the prophets lie,
some returns to five. And he
		
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			starts to see the fruits of his
Dawa salah, Aarnio Salam and those
		
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			special people that ALLAH SubhanA
wa Tada will bring out in the
		
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			midst of this all some of them
directly tied to his initial
		
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			mission. So when we come to this
part of the life of the prophet,
		
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			slice, and we're coming into eight
years after higit, all the
		
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			prophets lie some has now once
again, open Mecca is conquered
		
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			Mecca, he has his people in Mecca
once again. He has defeated the
		
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			howison the tribes that were
plotting against him SallAllahu
		
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			Sallam they've been beaten back
into a part of and the prophets
		
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			lie some is holding five under
siege at this point, and is
		
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			resisting attacking, but if he's
not going out and attacking Boff,
		
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			sallAllahu wasallam. And as we
mentioned in the story of Molina,
		
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			about the law of terror and hope,
that the prophets like some still
		
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			had hope in them, right. And when
he was asked to make dua against
		
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			them, even at this point, the
Messenger of Allah salAllahu
		
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			Alaihe Salam is not praying
against them for their
		
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			destruction, he still sees that
something is going to come out of
		
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			them salAllahu alayhi wasallam.
Now, while he has the city of five
		
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			under siege, and again, if you
kind of look through the images of
		
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			thought, if and how mountainous it
is, it's a hard city, because it's
		
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			not flat, right. So even the idea
of attacking Bluff is very
		
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			difficult because of the terrain
of it as a whole. You may remember
		
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			that we mentioned that the
prophets, my son did something
		
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			very interesting.
		
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			The prophets lie Selim decided to
leave, he decided not to continue
		
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			placing them under siege or going
on a full scale attack. But
		
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			instead, he negotiated, leaving
Salalah Aarnio Islam and going
		
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			back to Medina, out of his Salatu
was set up. But before that, he
		
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			called out sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam that whoever descends,
		
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			whoever leaves out of the fort's
of above is free. Right? So you
		
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			think about the difference and
messaging here when he entered
		
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			into Mecca, that whoever goes into
this house, and whoever goes into
		
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			this house, and whoever goes into
this house, right, then it humbles
		
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			animal tilaka, you're free, right,
there is no blame on you. But in
		
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			part, if that also means you get
to come back to Medina with us,
		
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			which means that you can be freed
in every sense of the word. So if
		
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			you are an enslaved person, and
you're able to break your shackles
		
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			and escaped off and come back with
us to Medina, you're free. If
		
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			you're just a Muslim, or you're
one of the kids of a class, and
		
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			you want to get out of there, and
you want to come back with us, if
		
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			you can find your way out of there
without being killed by your own,
		
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			you're free. So in the profit
slice, and I made that
		
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			announcement, there was a group of
people that were considered from
		
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			the slaves of five, that took it
as an opportunity to literally
		
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			free themselves from captivity,
right, we can go with the profit,
		
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			slice them, and we're no longer
going to be slaves. And so the
		
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			narrations mentioned about 23
slaves were able to escape five,
		
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			and to join the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and come out.
		
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			Now one thing you're gonna notice
is you can't make a direct
		
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			correlation between the slaves
that would have stolen the
		
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			prophets like some unwillingly or
the children that would have done
		
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			so. And those that come out later
on, however, right it's, it's the
		
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			classes of society that are being
mentioned. And that brings us to
		
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			the sahabi that we are going to be
speaking about now in sha Allah to
		
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			Allah, and his name is by far one
of the most confusing names to the
		
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			average Muslim. In all of the
names that come in Sahih al
		
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			Bukhari in the books of Hadith.
Why? Because you may have been
		
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			reading so he had Buhari when they
are Sahih Muslim, and you heard
		
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			the name of wobec Cara
		
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			and he's not the same person as a
pullback to this vehicle the a lot
		
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			of times I know. And so many
people confuse a bucket with a
		
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			Bobeck Cara, right? That even as
emails sometimes their hope was
		
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			we'll say a bucket narrating a
famous narration and we're
		
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			actually talking about a boo back.
		
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			Now aboubaker was the name of of
course, a study called the
		
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			allowance and when what was on the
bucket, his actual name,
		
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			Abdullah Abdullah, notice none
Abubaker even Abby Kochava that is
		
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			Kanye, right? That's his nickname.
		
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			But his actual name is Abdullah
nurse from a study called the
		
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			allotted time, where we record a
study called the law of time. So
		
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			you have another man here, whose
name is Abu Bakura, whose name is
		
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			just not to be confused, to, you
know, to everybody that's reading
		
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			through literature and even the
most proficient student of
		
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			knowledge. It's very easy to make
the mistake and just think this is
		
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			another narration from of you
Becca. So the holiday Lazzara
		
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			annual, so who is Abby Beck, Ra
and why does he have this
		
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			interesting nickname? This man of
obec Ra was actually an Abyssinian
		
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			slave and buff.
		
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			And when the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam made that
		
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			announcement to del Luffy, he saw
the PA Fe be Bakura will follow it
		
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			and the VRA has salat wa salam wa
salam ala de the word Bukhara
		
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			literally is what you turn the
well with is how you get the water
		
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			out of the wall. So think of like
a wheel. So the way that he
		
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			escaped five the prophets lie some
as he was leaving above, after the
		
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			seeds and he made them out for the
people to come to Him. You see
		
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			this man, can you imagine this man
throwing himself out of the
		
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			fortress of barf and he was
hanging on to the Bekaa
		
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			litter, literally the buckle on
the wheel that would pump the
		
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			water out of the well. And he came
down to the Prophet salallahu
		
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			Salam so you can imagine this
great escape on the rope and he
		
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			came to the messenger of allah
sallallahu, Harney, Assam and from
		
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			that day onwards, he was known as
at the beck, ra, rah, rah, the
		
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			Allahu Taala and who, who is a
proficient narrator of Hadith. So
		
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			you'll find his name and multiple
Hadith of the prophets lie Selim
		
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			Abbey back Allah, little the
Allahu Taala and who his actual
		
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			name is no failure isn't an Hatice
or no failure, it didn't mess it
		
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			away. And there's a story to this
man's pile of Legos that no one
		
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			from that area is normal, and
they're embracing of Islam. So his
		
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			story is literally flying out of
the fortress on a wheel and coming
		
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			to the province. I'm being known
for that for the rest of his life.
		
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			Why does his name have
controversy? And you can imagine
		
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			the human emotions that exist with
this as well. We know his mother's
		
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			name is So Maria
		
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			Subhanallah so so many Oh, the
Allah Allah, the first martyr of
		
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			Islam was also Abyssinian woman.
Right? How about Shia so his
		
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			mother was a have a Shia was a
woman named Somalia. Now as for
		
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			who his father was, he was known
as no failure of Neil Harris. No
		
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			failure of no Hadith was the name
of his master. Okay. And so he was
		
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			enslaved to a hadith. And the
belief what they used to say was
		
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			that he was the son of a Harris
and his mother Sylvania.
		
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			But he actually did not like that.
He didn't like to go by no fate of
		
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			Manhattan. And he had a whole
stories panel, lots of the
		
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			complexities of being known as an
affair and then how to if you can
		
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			sort of navigate then how this all
comes out. So you start to find
		
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			that the scholars because he gets
narrated in the books of narrators
		
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			as both novator and Harris, and
you'll figure even Masaru they say
		
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			how did that confusion arise in
regards to his name, especially a
		
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			prolific narrator of Hadith? How
do you get that confusion? So what
		
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			have been sad a lot of the A lot
of times I know narrates that
		
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			cannibal Bakura Yun Kira Anna who
wanted to Harris Abubaker, Abu
		
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			Bakr, Roxy are in there right now.
		
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			I will Bakura used to deny that he
was the son of and how does he
		
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			used to say Ana Abu Bakr, ah, Mo
now Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam. He said my name is Abu
Baqarah the freed slave of the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam says finally you think of
		
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			silent Mota Have you heard Eva
Mola nettement the freed slave of
		
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			this person, the freed slave of
this person, the freed slaves of
		
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			this person? He said, As for me,
if you ask me my name, I am a
		
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			robot Kira I was freed by
Rasulullah sallallahu Arnesen
		
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			because the prophets lie some
called out and said whoever wants
		
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			to free themselves, come and join
us. I came out, I didn't just free
		
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			myself. I embraced Islam. So I
freed myself from slavery. I freed
		
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			myself from ship as well. And I am
the free slave of the prophets
		
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			like Selim, Carla in other NASA
Illa onion Siboney. And if the
		
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			people refuse, except to attribute
me to someone, then let them say
		
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			an affair, even MASU. I am no fear
the son of Masaru al Habashi. So
		
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			it's very interesting. I am
affiliated with the Abyssinian
		
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			because people were calling him no
failure, and then Haddish a Sufi
		
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			and he's like, I'm not from
Philippines.
		
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			That's not my father. My father
was also an enslaved man named
		
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			Masaru. And my mother was Somalia.
But I am if you asked me what my
		
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			name is, I am a Bobette Cara, the
freed slave of the messenger of
		
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			allah sallallahu sunnah meaning
the most preferable way for you to
		
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			call me is that because the
Prophet
		
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			place I'm calling me that and it's
a beautiful way to attribute his
		
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			journey to Allah subhanho wa Taala
so what happens to this man's hand
		
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			Allah that comes out so this is
walking back to Medina, you've got
		
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			a man that joins the joins the
club right joins the companions.
		
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			What's your story? You are
enslaved to these people. If the
		
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			thief and you're walking amongst
the companions and the prophets, I
		
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			some immediately took notice of
him. Right? He's one of the
		
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			feminazis one of the fruits just
like Deus, what are the Allahu
		
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			Anhu is not to be belittled in his
Islam, Abu Bakr, Radi Allahu Taala
		
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			and who is not to be belittled in
his Islam? So what happens with
		
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			him right? What's the story?
Something so beautiful and
		
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			powerful? The fact that he
narrates over 100 Hadith from the
		
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			prophets like some in such a short
amount of time means what that
		
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			didn't Medina you didn't get
distanced
		
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			What right does he have to be
close to the prophets of Allah
		
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			Hardy was salam you didn't get
distanced, right? He immediately
		
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			becomes a full member of the
Society of Medina though he's not
		
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			makin he's not Madani. He's not
rich. He's unknown in terms of his
		
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			lineage in that regard. And he
comes from a slave class and
		
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			bought F which was hated to the
people because of all that had
		
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			come from off of violence.
hamdulillah that's not our
		
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			religion. You'll find now the full
inclusion of ubec Cara little the
		
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			allowance on animal in society,
and the story has a twist.
		
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			Remember, for Keefe accepted
Islam, the delegation comes in,
		
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			they accept the sum.
		
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			So Harish comes to the prophets
like Selim, and he says, I want no
		
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			failure back. He's mine. And the
prophets lie some gave him the
		
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			most beautiful description. He
said, Let said know who are
		
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			totally Allah. What are the Quran
SULI
		
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			he's the freed slave of Allah, on
the freed slave of the messenger
		
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			of allah sallallahu alayhi salam.
		
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			So his greatest lack of than his
greatest description, is being the
		
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			freed slave of Allah subhanaw
taala. Allah freed him, the
		
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			messenger of allah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam freedom, you have
		
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			no right to him. He's one of us
now. He's going to live in Medina,
		
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			and he's going to prosper and you
have no right to take him back to
		
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			a path and take him back to setif
and be Bakura Radi Allahu Anhu
		
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			there are 132 Hadith that he comes
up and it's kind of his name comes
		
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			up. And next time you're reading,
because it's in Behati. It's in
		
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			Muslim next time you see the
backdrop, you now have a story of
		
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			a man coming out with the wheel of
a well, to the prophets like
		
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			Selim, I'd be Bakra was a man of
great enthusiasms Pamela was
		
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			actually going to give a hutzpah
		
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			a few months ago that I ended up
changing the topic at the last
		
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			minute, but I actually wanted to
give a whole talk about the
		
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			mistakes of well meaning people
the mistakes of well meaning
		
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			people, there's a difference that
the scholars of Islam make a
		
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			distinction between someone who
makes a mistake out of being well
		
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			meaning and someone who makes a
mistake seemingly out of malice or
		
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			for greed. And when you treat
those two things the same way,
		
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			then you do an injustice. Why was
I going to talk about that?
		
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			Because in the capacity of fellow
steam in the capacity of
		
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			Palestine, you're seeing a lot of
people that want to do great
		
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			things. And young people are prone
to make mistakes out of zeal, and
		
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			being well meaning, right, and the
profit slice on him had a genius
		
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			of not treating those things the
same way of not looking at someone
		
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			who makes a mistake out of being
well meaning as someone who's
		
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			making a mistake driven by
something lowly, you have to treat
		
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			those things differently.
Otherwise you can crush a human
		
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			being and I'll be back raw, it'll
be a long time. And who is someone
		
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			who was described as having great
zeal he wants to get it all in?
		
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			No, I mean, he went from being a
slave to a very rough people. If
		
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			the thief treated the prophets I
send them that way. Imagine what
		
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			they treated their slaves like.
Right, a very rough situation and
		
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			we it's ambiguous for sure. But
now he's Sahabi now he's Talia
		
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			cola today for a SUTI right he's
the fried man of Allah the fried
		
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			man of the prophets lie Selim. So
there's a hadith Subhanallah it's
		
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			very near and dear to my heart
about the backhoe the Allahu Taala
		
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			and when narration about him which
is
		
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			and this will be a good way to
teach some fucking shot lots Allah
		
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			when you enter into the masjid
		
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			and the Imam says Allah Akbar and
goes into the core What do you see
		
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			everybody who's walking in the
masjid do
		
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			Just admit it you run
		
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			because you want to catch the
Raqqa right? One of the most
		
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			common mistakes of Salah is this
Hola Hola, como
		
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			why you didn't do proper tech via
you're supposed to do tech meter
		
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			to the Haram first, Allahu Akbar
and then go into the core.
		
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			But so many people want to catch
up. And the only way to catch
		
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			record is to settle at some level.
There's a different I'm not gonna
		
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			get into technicalities into that
here, but at some level, right to
		
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			catch the imam in that posture
before you come up and then you
		
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			Katara right? At some level, okay,
so one of the most common mistakes
		
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			of Salah is that and it is to the
level of invalidating your prayer.
		
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			You don't have to make up all your
prayers if you were doing so out
		
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			of ignorance but I hope in sha
Allah Tana, everyone sort of needs
		
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			the lesson you come into the
masjid and the mamas and record
		
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			Allahu Akbar. And then you go into
the Allahu Akbar, and you follow
		
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			the imam from there. If he missed
it, I can't make it up. All right,
		
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			but don't lose the salah over
trying to catch it. Okay, that's
		
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			the message. Second thing. What
does this have to do with the
		
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			backdrop of you Bakura a lot the a
lot of time and who once walked
		
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			into the masjid. And the prophets,
like some went into court. And
		
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			before he got to the lines of
Salah, he went, he joined the
		
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			profit slice. I'm gonna record. He
said, hola, hola, como, and then
		
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			he
		
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			can see it on camera. All right,
it's hard to see on camera. But he
		
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			went into the court and then he
walked
		
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			in that state so you can catch the
record to make sure he caught the
		
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			record. He joined the lines of
prayer after that, right.
		
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			Now, if you saw that you saw a
young person do that in the
		
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			masjid. No, stop, like halfway out
the door. Go into court. You're
		
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			gonna turn around and give him
like just a lashing Right? Like
		
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			how you know what's wrong with
you? And are you crazy? And are
		
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			you this and this and that? The
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam, what did he do? And this
is why I wanted to give a horrible
		
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			lie just on this statement. Now I
can't give the whole time anymore.
		
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			You just have to take it from
here. The Prophet signs that I'm
		
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			said Tsar duckula hellsten
		
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			May Allah increase you in
enthusiasm? It's the first words.
		
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			Zod Nicola Hopson. May Allah
increase you and enthusiasm
		
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			without tears, but don't do it
again.
		
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			zadock Hello, hellsten like that
came from a really good place. So
		
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			have you back home? I know you're
not trying to cut out something
		
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			from the salon or do something
that's wrong. He's a new Muslim.
		
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			What's the point? He's a new
Muslim. One of the most beloved
		
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			questions to me, by the way,
recently, there was a convert that
		
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			had asked me
		
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			he said, you know, they just
become Muslim in Ramadan. So
		
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			they're saying I went to the last
three the horse in the masjid. And
		
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			they pray to Dr. Oz and out loud.
They came to Juma frayed three
		
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			times. And they fought German the
horror are the same. I was how I
		
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			was like, How beautiful is that
innocence? And may Allah increase
		
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			that person and enthusiasm and
sincerity. takes time to learn
		
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			these things, right? And you're
thinking about all the barriers of
		
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			trying to teach someone in that
society with everything going on.
		
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			Zack Hello, Hudson, you know what
have you Bakura that's beautiful.
		
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			May Allah increase human zeal. So
when you see a young person make a
		
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			mistake out of wanting to do
something good. The first words
		
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			that should come out of your mouth
from a prophetic perspective.
		
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			Should be encouraging words. Words
of affirmation, then correct the
		
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			mistake, then correct the mistake.
Right now Mr. Raja Abdullah, no
		
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			Kenny accumulate what a good man.
I'm delighted. Let them increase
		
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			in piano, stay something positive,
and then bring in the correction.
		
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			Don't start with the correction.
And if you go straight to the
		
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			correction and you do it harshly,
you'll alienate that person from
		
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			Allah. subhanaw taala. Forever.
Careful. Alright, so it'd be back
		
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			at all the alonside I know there
was a famous incident that
		
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			happened with him and it's in
Sahih al Bukhari about him. And
		
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			that takes what could be an
embarrassing moment with the
		
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			profit slice up to a moment of
pride. Like the prophets lie some
		
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			made do out for me. Zod Nicola
Harrelson. That's it. He made for
		
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			me slice and I'm like, this is an
endearing moment. Which is why, by
		
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			the way, guess who narrates the
incident of the Bukhara himself.
		
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			Right? I have nothing to hide.
nothing to be ashamed of. This is
		
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			something that I did as I was
becoming Muslim. And the Prophet
		
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			slicin corrected me from a place
of love. I'll be back rah rah, the
		
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			Allahu Taala and who also narrates
some of the most famous Hadith? He
		
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			narrates the hadith of something
that we just performed the Hadith
		
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			of the eclipse prayer. Okay, and
the speech of the Prophet SAW
		
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			Salem. When the Eclipse took place
in Allah to Allah. You hope we
		
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			will be Hema EBO that Allah
subhanaw taala frightened his his
		
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			servants with this
		
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			and this is meant to bring people
back to Allah Subhana Allah it's
		
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			not because of the death of
someone or the life of someone but
		
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			instead it is that so he narrates
the Hadith and and Bahati about
		
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			the Eclipse. He also narrates and
this is where I've seen people say
		
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			Abu Beckett, because literally in
English, it's just aboubaker with
		
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			an added a it just looks like
someone forgot to respect the red
		
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			lines on Microsoft Word right? On
bucket, right.
		
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			He narrates a very famous Hadith,
about shahada to Zoo about false
		
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			testimony where the prophets
langsam said Nabil can be
		
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			accurate, so I'm not telling you
what the worst of major sins is.
		
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			And he said it three times sal
Allahu alayhi wa salam and we said
		
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			but I also have a lot better I was
alone. Yes, a messenger of Allah.
		
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			Yes, a messenger of Allah. And
then the prophets lie Selim stood
		
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			up and he said Israel Kabila
Rococo
		
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			wording that it is to associate a
partner with Allah and to disobey
		
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			your parents. And then he says
we're jealous our accountant with
		
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			Turkey and the prophets. My son
was sort of reclined and then he
		
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			sat up and he said, Hola, como zoo
hola Como Zoo hola hola Zoo.
		
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			Verily it is bearing false witness
that is a false testimony of false
		
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			testimony or false testimony. And
he said the profit slice on kept
		
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			on saying that until we said later
who second SallAllahu wasallam we
		
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			wish the prophets lie some would
have stopped because it just kept
		
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			on going like he was affirming it
to us and this was very precious
		
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			to Abu Bakr, Radi Allahu Anhu in
terms of honoring the witness, and
		
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			would become very relevant to him
later on in his life while the low
		
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			tide and who he also married to
now Buddha would
		
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			you know the
		
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			Harajuku MonaVie sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam it is a lot to celebrate
		
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			for Cana la Jamar Ruby Rajan,
Elana there who is on RT. O have
		
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			waka who B originally he
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he
		
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			said that I went out with the
Prophet signs elements allotted
		
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			budget, and the prophets lie some
did not pass a single person
		
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			except that he called him to the
prayer or he shook him by his
		
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			foot. So if he was sleeping, the
prophets lie, some shook him by
		
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			his foot to wake them up for
prayer. So that's another thing if
		
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			you enter into the message and
someone sleeping, don't step on
		
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			them. Don't smack them on the
face, they might smack you in the
		
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			face in return as well, especially
in Ramadan, but to maybe shake
		
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			them gently from the foot or
something like that, just to wake
		
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			them up. So he narrates that he
narrates many of the hadith of
		
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			fitna, which is why he avoided the
fitna his entire life, he did not
		
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			get involved and he encouraged
people not to get involved when
		
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			people fought each other. Because
he narrated many of those Hadith,
		
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			he narrated the Hadith about a
rebel
		
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			that the prophets like some
forbade selling gold for gold,
		
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			silver, silver. The point is, many
of these Hadith Subhanallah come
		
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			to us from this initial incident
of a man escaping pot off as a
		
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			slave hanging on to a wheel of a
well and then becoming known by
		
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			that incident. And as a result of
that we have some of the most
		
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			fundamental a hadith in Islam.
Right, the most formative Hadith
		
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			in Islam, imagine if the prophets
lie, some destroyed the people of
		
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			Thoth. Imagine if the prophets
lie, some said you know what, I'm
		
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			going to wipe them out because of
everything that they did to us and
		
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			there's too much trouble that is
coming from these people. He also
		
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			was blessed with all of his
children Subhanallah becoming
		
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			scholars and Hadith narrators as
well. So his sons are obeyed.
		
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			Allah Abdurrahman, Abdul Aziz and
Muslim here are Sunni Muslim,
		
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			a Buddhist nun.
		
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			They all became his narrators as
well. And his daughter, he had a
		
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			daughter named capcha, who became
a narrator as well and from the
		
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			two most famous of the tambourine
and hustlin, the blustery and
		
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			Mohammed diviner, sitting were
students of Abu Bakar and all the
		
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			Allahu Tada and, and I want to
make a point here also about the
		
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			status of the man and the status
of his of his children. And so you
		
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			can understand how revolutionary
Islam was to the world at the time
		
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			in terms of the racial divide the
racial, you know, disparities and
		
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			tribal disparities and the
economic disparities. everyone in
		
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			his family went on to become like
an elite person in Islam. So, one
		
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			of the most famous hadith is, or
narrations that we have is a
		
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			letter he wrote to his son who
became a governor in Persia. And
		
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			he wrote that I heard the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam say,
		
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			lie after the Anakin Moon
vainness, Nene were who have had
		
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			one very famous Hadith Let not one
of you judge between two people
		
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			while you're angry that the
prophets lie some said don't pass
		
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			judgments while you're in a state
of Allah while you're in a state
		
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			of anger. And his sister Sophia
benzyl. Harris married her ex
		
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			bourbon was one or the Allahu Tada
and who was the founder of the
		
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			city of Bustelo in Iraq, where you
have the famously ma'am has an
		
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			embassy Rahim Allah come out. And
the Imam Hassan Abbas the Rahim
		
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			Allah said lunians It will Basra
Afflalo, Minh Abbey Baqarah were
		
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			embroiled in a scene about the
Allaha and Homer, that there are
		
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			no two greater people that came to
us in Basra than Abu Baqarah. And
		
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			Emraan had been saying all the
Allahu Tana And Homer, may Allah
		
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			be pleased with them. And I'll
just mentioned Subhanallah some
		
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			narrations of his death and then
we'll move on, because we are
		
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			still talking about but but there
is a beautiful connection, by the
		
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			way between us and the city of
Buffalo, which became a, you know,
		
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			a legendary city in Islam. Between
these two
		
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			when Abby Buck Ron
		
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			was, was in his old age, his one
of his wives had passed away. And
		
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			there was a discussion between him
and his brother in law's about who
		
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			was going to lead the janazah so
he said, and I Hakuba salatu
		
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			Allah, let me lead the prayer on
her. So they said sadaqa Sahiba
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam the
companion of the Prophet sly Salam
		
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			has the right upon us. So he
entered into the grave. And when
		
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			he entered into the grave, he was
kind of crushed because people
		
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			were pushing as they were burying
		
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			his wife and some honey
		
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			Look, the hit that he took. And
this could be a sign of his old
		
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			age at the time, the hit that he
took, actually would eventually
		
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			provoke his Duff. So he was kind
of hurt by that, you know, when
		
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			someone's in that elderly age and
can be something very simple
		
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			Subhanallah so he was carried back
to his family. And he had they
		
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			said, 20 he had 20 Kids 20
Children, between his kids and
		
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			maybe his grandkids and they were
crying over him.
		
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			And he said, Don't do that.
Because they were they were
		
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			weeping loudly. He said, from
Allah, Hey, Mom enough sin teclado
		
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			hebbal ilium enough. See? He said,
I swear by Allah, there is no soul
		
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			that I would rather leave its body
than my soul leave my body. Why?
		
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			He said,
		
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			sometimes you're alone. The people
were shocked, he said, and they
		
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			said, Lima abana. Why is it our
father, he said in the Akshaya an
		
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			odd because a man and law are
still to an arm or aubema rufen
		
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			What are on her on one cut, that I
am seeing a day that I will not be
		
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			able to enjoy and good or forbid,
evil, one fatal Yama event and
		
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			there is no good in that day. If I
if I can't teach if there's fitna
		
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			coming that's on the horizon that
I can't escape to Afeni Lake,
		
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			right right on my phone. That's
the Hadith of the Prophet slicin.
		
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			Let me die without being tested
and tried. So I don't want to be a
		
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			part of that fitna. And I see that
time is coming. So I'm pleased
		
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			with Allah taking my life at this
point, in my old age and
		
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			Subhanallah, that would indeed be
the time that he was dying. And
		
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			when he was dying, and all the
Allahu Tada and
		
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			his children had come to him and
they they told him we'd bring a
		
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			doctor. And as he was about to
die, he said, * plebe will come
		
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			where is your doctor? Leila do her
encounter Sadiq Khan, let him push
		
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			away dust if he is truthful,
meaning to say to his kids, that
		
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			death is inevitable, that when
Allah azza wa jal has decreed this
		
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			time, it will happen. And indeed
Subhanallah he passed away in
		
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			bussola in the year 52, after
hijra, so he lived the whole five
		
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			decades after the Hyjal the Allah
Tada annual as a core scholar in
		
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			bustling like, imagine if you met
this man giving a Dustin Buster
		
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			and you had the greatest of the
next generation possibly has an
		
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			embassy of the greatest tavern
he's sitting in his dumps, and
		
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			1000s of people while he's
narrating Hadith and the prophets
		
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			lie some by the way, how did you
become Muslim? I came out of a
		
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			fortress holding on a well a wheel
from a well but his was sia his
		
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			will was to let his brother in
		
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			the prophets like some gave him
and on Saudi brother the way that
		
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			he gave all of them Mahajan, Dean
and his brother and it was a Boba
		
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			and a tsunami or the Allah I know
he put in his will to let his
		
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			brother lead his janazah so his
brother who received him in Medina
		
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			and who brought him into his
house, shows you the beauty of the
		
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			prophets lie Selim. What is that a
salami was the one who led his
		
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			janazah in bas Surah four and a
half decades later, alright,
		
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			Subhan Allah which shows you the
bond of Islam that was built
		
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			between these people in a very
short time about the Allahu Taala
		
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			and who so that's the first gem
from the siege of Bosch.
		
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			The slave that escaped on the
wheel of a well so next time you
		
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			read on the back camera about the
Allahu Anhu Your eyes are not
		
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			tricking you. It's him not a
bucket so deep about the Allahu
		
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			Tada and hope