Reda Bedeir – The Greatest Generation #11 Umar Ibn Al-Khattab

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The transcript describes a character named Omar who was hit by a Coptic Christian during a race against the halifa. Omar's son hit him back and he gives it to his son, Amato, who picks it up and learns from Omar's father, saying that Omar's son hit him because of his authority. Omar's son apologizes for the mistake and says he needs to learn from Omar's father in order to be fair and protect people.

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			Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh Amaro de la Juan, when he was the halifa,
		
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			a man came to him all the way from Egypt. And he was Coptic Christian. And he was complaining that
he was hit by the son of hon asked the governor of Egypt at that time, simply because they were
competing in a race. And that Christian won the race.
		
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			And this is why the son of armour started beating him up. And he say, you know, would you win the
race against
		
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			ignore Accra mean, like the son of the honorable ones? So when Omar heard about this,
		
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			he didn't take it lightly.
		
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			So he wrote to us, and He commanded him to come and bring his son with him, all the way from Egypt,
to Medina. And when they arrived in Medina, he said, Where's the Egyptian, a Coptic Christian. And
then he gave him the stick. And he asked him
		
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			to hit the son of honorable us. And he did. And after he finished, Amato, the loved one gave him the
stick again. And he said, hit the armor of the loss on his bald head.
		
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			And
		
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			the Egyptian said, but it was his son who hit me and I did hit him back.
		
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			And then
		
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			Amara delana said,
		
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			the reason his son hit you, it's because of the authority of his father.
		
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			And this is why I asked you to hit him. And then he turned to us
		
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			and his son, saying to them, matter Starbuck to madness, when did you start enslaving people?
		
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			aka Mahatma Harada when their mothers gave birth to them as free,
		
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			and I'm apologized and he said, I didn't know about this. And the man didn't come to me.
		
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			We learned from this that Ahmad was the embodiment of justice. And we need to learn from him. How To
be fair, not only amongst the Muslims, because we cannot do justice to anyone in earth, regardless
of their faith, their color,
		
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			their ethnicity, or their social caste. May Allah Subhana Allah have mercy on Omar, he really taught
us the meaning of real justice.