The importance of mercy and compassion in achieving brotherhood and the need for acceptance of Islam and respecting culture are emphasized in Islam. The transformation of the Prophet sallama's message and the use of the holy grail in daily life are also discussed. A woman named Barbara had a terminal illness and had to cancel work, but she explains that she had no income and had no work for the week, causing negative health consequences. She is now unable to work and is unable to pay for her daughter's healthcare.
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Bismillah
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he wanted to look at it
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when are always been lurking in the shadows of cinnamon see you
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level for any woman you
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want to show the world La
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Liga want to show more humor than Abdo hora sola, sola la hora de Juana
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about Accorsi limit Sleeman theorem gothy.
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Abandoned Pharaoh was a bit of lurking in a sheep line of regime law
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in the law on an equitable use alone and in the BU, Johan livina, and then all sudden you it was
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lat muscle
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mass and later Anna Ibrahim wanna
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Majeed love him about a *
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improvement come about up Donna, he won earlier, he made in
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respect to listeners said mid July
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we gather once again for the continuing commentary of sort of genre.
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So far, we have completed 12 verses of the surah.
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And in the previous verse,
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we learnt about the prohibition of
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suspicious suspicion or shall we say,
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excessive speculation and conjecture,
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spying and searching for faults and backbiting.
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And this was in the context of last panel who was speaking about brotherhood
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and then highlighting
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certain things which must be avoided
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in order to establish and preserve that brotherhood.
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And just to remind ourselves, about the
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theme of this particular surah.
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We named it a Medina and society
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on the basis that in the surah, which was revealed quite late in the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi
wasallam his life
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Allah subhanho wa Taala has mentioned laws,
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principles,
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and the very foundations on which
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a just
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equitable, fair,
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egalitarian society can be built on.
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Liberty with dignity,
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a law with justice,
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true love and brotherhood, true compassion.
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And these worms, Mia slogans.
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We saw evidence of that, in the life of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam and his noble
companions,
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they lived it, they demonstrated it,
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and they actually experienced it.
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And that is an ideal society, which can serve as an example for everyone
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under the leadership of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and the noble companions of the law
firm.
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And just to recap, some of the principles that law has mentioned, are
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recognizing one's boundaries and limits
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one's boundaries and limits with Allah create, with the representative of the Creator, the noble
messengers of the law.
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Recognizing one's boundaries with creation with each other
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and that means being fair towards each being non judgmental.
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If ever we receive reports, news information about another person, then let alone before we take any
action that's alone before we utter a single word.
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We cannot even form a judgment in our minds
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and thereafter engender and develop any feeling towards that person. Based on assumption, or based
on these reports, without actually verifying the facts and ascertaining the truth.
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Levin speaks about maintaining peace between warring differing parties and individuals,
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and that everyone should take it upon themselves to, if possible, intervene, and bring about peace
and harmony and reconciliation.
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Of course, primarily, the command is given not to all and sundry, but those who are actually in
authority. So, if it involves conflict on a large scale, then undoubtedly this would be the
responsibility of the authorities to resolve and then further down in common daily disputes
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in social disharmony,
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then, if possible, we are all called upon to bring about peace and reconciliation.
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And then following on from that last panel with the Anna reminds us in them and
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that brothers are only certainly that believers are only brothers, for us little been illegal,
therefore reconcile your two differing brothers.
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With the law, how are you looking to be wary of a lot in the hope that you may receive Miss and then
Allah mentions to this, in which six sins are detail.
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So what we learn from these three verses, which we covered in the past few weeks is, brotherhood can
only be realized primarily through taqwa. Allah says, Allah.
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Believers are brothers, and Fiala in the hope that you may receive mercy. There can be no
brotherhood, there can be no true love between people without the
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number one
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to look into harmony in the hope that you may receive mercy. In order to receive the mercy of love
we ourselves must be mercy, merciful and compassionate. So along with that,
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there has to be mercy and compassion in order to realize that brotherhood and in fact, this is
something which I didn't mention at the time. But we can't just think that duck law is a rigid
adherence to the teachings of Islam
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of laws, hello and haraam. do's and don'ts
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of things falsely claiming the message reminding people all the time.
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One has to balance
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one's personal
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with compassion and mercy towards it.
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There was no one
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more fearing of Allah more wary of Allah more God fearing more God wary and God conscious than the
noble messengers of Allah He was yet
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his compassion and mercy knew no bounds.
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And we should adopt the same
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doc word doesn't mean
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that we rigidly adhere
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to hello and Hello, do's and don'ts and we impose the same on
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many olema throughout history have acted on what we call azima han rasa
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which means
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that means concession
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and azeema means resolve.
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So on the one hand we have resolve, on the other hand, we have concession
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which means that at times last panel with data has created concessions in the show via
dispensations. Allah has allowed
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Certain leeway.
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And there are things that are permissible for instance, when a person is traveling.
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last panel with Allah has said that fasting is not obligatory on a traveler.
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Now, if there is absolutely no difficult
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So for instance, if someone's traveling in relative comfort, there's no
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extreme weather, there's no extreme cold or heat, the person has provisions the person is traveling
in a large group, the journey is only taking a couple of hours if that, but technically the person
is almost Sathya a traveler, because of the distance.
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In fact, in this country, a person could be traveling in a very moderate climates,
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at
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in relative comfort and luxury. And let's say they are embarking on a journey of just two and a half
hours, two hours, 30 minutes. It's not even for work, it's just a family visit. And the it's in the
month of Ramadan.
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But we're talking about the days when fasting would only be let's say, 14 hours,
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15 hours.
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Now, technically the person is and wasafi
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is a traveler, so fasting is not obligatory.
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But at the same time, if they were too fast, they wouldn't experience any discomfort or difficulty,
in fact, probably no difference to if they were fasting at home.
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But still, since the law has granted the concession, they can forego the obligation of fasting on
that particular day and make up for it at another time of the year.
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So they will be acting on the Luxor.
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But if they wanted to, since there is not much difficulty and or there may be some slight
difficulty, but it's not impossible. They could act on azeema which means resolve in the hope of
gaining an increased reward. So this is the difference between azeema and rasa whereby someone acts
on the concession
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Oh forgoes the concession and acts on azima and does something with resolve, with a bit more effort
in the hope of receiving greater reward. Now, all Mr throughout history,
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throughout, especially the saintly pious ones, have always had a policy of acting on azima
themselves
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and always given footwork for rasa for others.
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Always.
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So, in fact, Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
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when he sent some of us How about the alarm to human like, more other than the jibon or the alarm?
You said to them?
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bashira Allah tala Farah? Yes, Sarah.
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Good people glad tidings do not drive them away.
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Do not dispel them do not repel them. We are set out without ourselves
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and create ease do not create difficulty.
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And so throughout history Allah have always acted on this. They reserve azeem resolve, they resolve
resolve for themselves. And they keep looser concessions and dispensations for everybody else.
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So they are harsh with themselves.
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But they are easily forgiving.
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And approving when it comes to
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a mic
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arrives. We reserve azeema for others
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and concessions for ourselves.
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So we want to easy but we aren't willing to give anyone else that benefit of doubt or liberty.
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So taqwa has to be coupled with
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and with the Rif, compassion, ease.
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And similar wishes to adopt the clone should adopt wise for oneself.
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It's not to impose on others
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when added
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He gave a fatwa.
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And when he gave that photograph of something being Hello, there was a bit of an uproar.
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Not because what he said was wrong, but simply because people's cultural approach to that particular
question meant that they were aware of
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what the text actually said.
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So the text of Islam actually said that this is haram.
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But culture had developed in such a way that people's cultural attitude towards that particular
question was a very negative one. So everyone considered it.
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So willingness on him gave a fatwa that it's hella, there was an uproar.
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And he was taken to task by many people. But he confidently with knowledge, spoke up and said, Look,
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I didn't go out to advertise this particular issue. I was approached by a number of people who asked
my opinion on whether this was lawful in Islam or not.
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So I gave people a very honest reply, which is that to my understanding, after all my research on
the topic, and he had extended it, he had researched it extensively. He said, my conclusions are,
after all the research,
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that
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my conclusion is that this is indeed wonderful in Islam.
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Of course, many Rama have had reservations in the past, but the texts ultimately point to its
permissibility.
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So I was asked that question by many people I gave him I gave an honest answer.
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So there was an uproar.
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This was his reply. He was then question that do you do this yourself? Do you act on this yourself?
So No, I don't. I never have done. And I can never envisage myself ever acting upon this. I choose
to stay away from completely.
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So they said to him, isn't that hypocrisy.
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But you give footwear for others for this thing being Hello. And yet you wouldn't do it yourself?
She said, No, there is a difference, one other than command to advertise this particular issue, I
was pressed on this by a number of people who sought my expert opinion on the matter. So I gave my
expert opinion, which is that the texts of Islam, in my opinion, and from my extensive research say
that this is, indeed lawful.
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People may agree or choose to disagree.
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And as far as my own practice is concerned, I've always remained aloof from it never done, it never
will do it, never will go near it, because that's my personal preference, I act on resume, even
though I consider it really awful, and make it around for myself.
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But for others, I will not say I will not expect them to act on their azima that I act.
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Rather, I will tell them what the texts say.
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So, this is just one example that will and I have always practiced azima for themselves and rasa for
us.
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They will always make things easy.
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So this is the law, state law law looking to adopt Be wary of a law adopted in the hope that you may
receive mercy. So in order to realize brotherhood one we must have to we must have compassion and
mercy. And that means even in religion,
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and look at the profit side of the law, Eileen law, Huck,
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we become very easily and all went into mischief.
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regularly, we'll go to machines and there'll be posters or plaques or warning signs, no children
under the age of seven allowed.
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And
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one of the reasons is that children
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make lots of noise.
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But so Pamela
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During the time of the Prophet, some love and he was sick.
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And in these days, when we see children running around in the masjid people become very. I remember
when I was when we were younger, and I'm sure many of you will have experienced the same. It was
quite routine to get slapped around in the machine by uncles, you run from one part of the mystery
to the other, and you get a clip around the ear from a total stranger.
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We used to have these busybodies who never prayed that are we themselves, but who even though they
were 4050 years old, they took it upon themselves to ensure that all the seven year old children
were praying taraweeh
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and as is normal for children, when, when being forced to do something and monitored
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they would laugh and giggle was praying Salah. So, again, clips around the air. It was it was
routine, it was normal.
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So yeah, he used to have these busy bottles.
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And somehow
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people create such a fuss when a baby is crying when children run around in the masjid. I'm not
suggesting that it should be done. But where's our tolerance? Where's our compassion
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in the masjid of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
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Just a few days ago, someone asked me that we've got chairs
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and the chairs, there's a function and we need to put the chairs in the machine for old and disabled
people. But the chairs they come from a company who use them everywhere, so outside and other
functions as well. So is it permissible to bring them into the mystery.
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So I said just wipe the legs, meaning not all the legs but just the bottom stump, just wipe the
bottom of the stick and put them in the machine it doesn't matter.
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Again, this reservation hesitation as it doesn't matter at all. I'm delighted to be alive methylates
megadeath recorded by Lombardi I told them that I used to sleep in the mustard and the dogs would
roam around in the mustard of Rasulullah some of the love it was sent them of course there was no
carpets but I said Subhana Allah get up dogs used to roam around in the masjid of the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wasallam in mustard in Libya sallallahu wasallam. Madina, munawwara. Abdullah
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used to sleep that it wasn't an issue.
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Abadi when he came in you urinated in ministry, in the same question at the wall. So how about the
love and of course they reacted the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam actually told them wait, he
didn't want to create any discomfort by cutting off the passing of the water the better way
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lest it give him the clean.
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It hurts.
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And then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam very calmly, said, he ordered a bucket of water
pail of water and said have it washed. And then he advised him Don't do this again.
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And there are many examples. So when it came to children, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
used to be given hookworm, the member has seen or the alarm magma would run in the masjid.
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And on one occasion, he actually descended from the member and grabbed his grandchildren, lifted
them up
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and recited the verse in the mountain welcome Well now
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that indeed your wealth and your children are a distraction.
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He would actually shorten his Salah you would shorten his Salah if he would hear children cry.
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If you would hear infants children crying, the Messenger of Allah equals send them would shorten his
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and it will be no announcements.
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So
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with compassion
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for ourselves,
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not for ourselves and dupois for us.
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So brotherhood can only be realized one with the number two with
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compassion. And number three in the context of these verses, what does Allah mention thereafter
after top line compassion and mercy, six points which must be avoided at all costs, ridicule,
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taunting one another, calling out to one another with offensive undesirable names and labels for
things
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Excessive conjecture and speculation.
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Number five spine searching for one another's faults number six.
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So this is the context of the previous 233 verses. And again continuing with brotherhood with
creating harmony in society with creating that
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equality true, a true egalitarian society. A last panel with Anna Saison it's very beautiful this
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which I don't know if it was coincidental or
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whether it was programmed, but the verse we just heard when that phone came on, was the very same
verse. Yeah, man so in a Filipina comienza karimova, which
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acaba
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de la hit upon in the LA Halima
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a truly beautiful, sublime and extremely powerful. It truly is.
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law say, after speaking about brotherhood, speaking about the synonyms and concluding the previous
verse on backbiting a last panel with the addressees Yeah.
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Oh people in
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the curry Karima
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Indeed, we have created you from one man and one more,
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which are American schaeuble shoba. And we have made you into nations wakaba in and tribes that are
our food, so that you may identify
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in a Croma.
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Indeed the most noble amongst in the law with Allah is a far from the most God waria
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in the law.
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The law is all knowing
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all.
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This is the verse that abolishes race
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that abolishes
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pride in one's lineage, ancestry, color, complexion, ethnicity,
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family background.
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It completely destroys
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the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam in it this.
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Amongst the Arabs of Arabia, who are some of the most tribal
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and bigoted people when it came to ancestry and
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priorities.
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Someone saw that this harbottle the law
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they
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treated one another as true brothers, regardless of their lineage and their ancestry.
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And even non Muslim historians
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who do not believe in the past many non Muslim historians who have who have been serious academics,
and have studied Islam were familiar with Arabic. One of the main things which they have noted is
that one of the miraculous achievements of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam.
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So they may not believe in religion in Revelation in God. But looking at it, looking at the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wasallam and the Society of Arabia from a purely historical, social perspective,
one of the things that have marveled that is how the messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam,
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abolished
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centuries old tradition of Arabia, not just to do with religion, but to do with finally what to do
with lineage to do with bonding and relations to do with blood and ancestry and heritage.
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And we replace the Brotherhood and fraternity of tribe with the Brotherhood and fraternity of Islam.
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And that was a remarkable transformation
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truly was.
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One of the arguments
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given for the preservation of the EU, especially in today's climate with the current debate is that
the EU has helped avoid wars in Europe.
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Otherwise,
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prior to the spirit of cooperation and mutual recognition
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and the European fraternity prior to this, Europe underwent centuries of
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warfare, and very seriously.
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And even now in modern day, Europe is still one of the arguments being proposed for the preservation
of the of the EU as a union that has actually prevented violence and wars.
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And the Arabs had a history of war.
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Why do I give the example of the EU despite everything? national sentence, still run very strong.
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And can you imagine
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something? Which Sivan overturns all of these nationalist sentiments
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and replaces them with something new in such a manner that the previous rivalries, the previous
history, is all forgotten and not just forgotten or completely replaced? It's unimaginable. And yet
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam achieved that in a stroke
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in Arabia.
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These Arabs who bought and sold slaves,
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who even after free and emancipate,
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still regarded them as their
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unpaid employees.
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These Arabs
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who boastful of their lineage and their ancestry in every way,
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suddenly abolished off
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and lived with one another as practice truly.
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How to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam achieve that with the verses of the Quran, with his
own noble example. And with the sheer force of his personality and the Baraka, the blessing of
Allah.
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So when Allah says yeah, man, so people in their HELOC
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Indeed, we have created you from one man and one
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was a very powerful message. Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Imam telemedia to learn how they
relate to Ethan his son
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can see them and to love him, no matter the love.
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You say is the prophets of the love it will serve them on the day of the conquest of Makkah,
performed the Love Around the gamma. And then he delivered a sir
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and this was at the conquest of Mecca.
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And he is addressing the British
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and even the non Muslims have the courage for standing and listening.
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And the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said to them all people,
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Indeed Allah has removed from me
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the bigotry
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and the arrogance of Jay Z
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and the tradition of boasting
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by one's forefathers.
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Allah has created
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all of you from Adam. And Allah created Adam from the dust of the earth.
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People will surely Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam continued people will surely disis from
boasting by their forefathers and ancestry.
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Otherwise, they will be regarded
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in the sight of Allah as being even more lowly than dung beetles. He actually specifically mentioned
dung beetles,
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beetles and insects that move around impurity. Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam says those who
boast by their lineage, their ancestry and their forefathers, they will be regarded regarded by a
lot even in their huge numbers as being lonelier than dung beetles.
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I'm Timothy rantala, Healy and others relate the same idea the wording is mixed from the different
durations of it.
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And then in some narrations he actually recited the verse yeah your nurse or people in
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the
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same verse that all mankind or people we have created you from one man and one
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folder
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in another headache later by my Muslim Brothers, but saw the loss and the love it was filming the
farewell pilgrimage.
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When he gave that famous speech, as part of that speech, he said, Oh people
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in Naropa
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Oh, people, your Lord is one and your father is
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laughably out to be in other. Jimmy
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what are the million other RV?
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What are the what what are they What
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are people that is no privilege, no superiority, no virtue for an Arab over a non Arab or a non Arab
over an Arab or for a red person meaning a fair person over a black person or for a black person
over a fair person or red person the wording of it
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except by
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except by the
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end in that previous had promised some love it was Sunday. And then again on that occasion the
Prophet Silla love it was in recited the verse of the Quran, until people have I conveyed the
message or not.
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In a previous video under law, the law on the conquest of Morocco the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam actually said, Opie,
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Allah has removed from
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the arrogance
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of the Jamelia and it's posting by forefathers. Then he said,
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people are now only have two kinds.
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for NASA, one Tolkien corinium Allah.
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How you know,
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that people are only up to
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a pious, virtuous righteous,
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God fearing God very person, Karim Allah, Allah, Who is noble even in the sight of Allah. That's one
or the other.
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Shocking, he in Allah, a sinful person.
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A scoundrel.
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a scoundrel. He in Allah, Who is despicable in the sight of a law.
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Law created all of you from other than a law created Adam from the dust of the earth.
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So in the sight of Allah, there is no Arab, non
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white, brown, red, black, yellow,
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universal, the quarter and the last panel data says, I mean, if he helps him out, he went out of the
law for us, Senator Baldwin.
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And amongst his songs is the creation of the heavens and the earth, and you're different times and
different colors.
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We are all part of that vibrance creation of a last panel with
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one's melanin count,
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or lack thereof, one's melanin increased or reduced.
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Once color pigment
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does not make one better or worse.
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We are all related. So Pamela, on yesterday, someone sent me a video I know.
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Someone sent me a video. And it was of DNA tests where they got people put them in one room and they
carried out DNA DNA tests. And some of them were actual bigots. So they interviewed them before the
DNA test. And they were asked Who do you like who don't you like and some of them spoke with a
passion about who they hated.
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And lo and behold,
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when they did their DNA tests, the DNA results showed that inevitably, that we're all related one,
but some people actually discovered close relatives and cousins in the same room that had never
known before.
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Too
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many of those who espouse bigoted and racist views actually discovered that the very people who are
rallying against before their DNA tests they were their descendants
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the shared the same ancestry
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so we have created you from one man and one.
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So now that color doesn't matter language doesn't matter background ethnicity doesn't matter. One's
origin
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does not matter with the last panel or with the other people are only divided into two groups that's
the testimony of the messengers.
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As far as life is concerned, you are either Ferragine Theon Karim Allah, sorry,
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you are either bernita Karim Allah or
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Hainan Allah. You are either a barren,
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virtuous, righteous person, pious person, who is God wary fearing of love who has taqwa and is
therefore karimun. Allah noble in the sight of a beloved,
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you are
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facha a sinful person shall be a scoundrel
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and unfortunate one hyena Mandela, who is despicable in the sight of lonely in the sight of Allah is
worthless. As far as I'm concerned, this is the only division there are no other divisions, color,
complexion, language, ethnicity, background, origin heritage, none of this matters.
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If it mattered, it would have been ah
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amantha Bharani la de la lights.
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Once the famous companion Abdullah now for the alarm
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he heard someone from the family of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam from boo Hashem from the
hashing clan.
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Loudly explain that I am the closest to the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Ola. Ola means
more deserving and closer to the prophets and the love it was sent him then then you
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know for the alarm corrected him
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and said to him, there are others who are more closer and more desert to the messenger sallallahu
alayhi wasallam and more deserving of England even you. Although you may have your lineage
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you have your missive you have your lineage with the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, but that's
it.
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Others are closer to the prophets and the love it was the more deserving of him. What makes the
person closer and deserving of the prophets in the mahali who sent them. One who follows in his
footsteps, spiritual heritage and ancestry. Spiritual relations are far more important than blood
relations.
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saved in a new era, he had a son,
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his own flesh and blood
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and he prayed to Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah Allah
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spam isin
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last panel with Allah told him in the hallway, some in ethnic in the society
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that he is not from your family.
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In fact, in the labor side, he isn't in pious deed,
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even though he came from the blood in the flesh,
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of one of the greatest messengers of a last panel with
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noble lineage is not as important to spiritual
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and last approve.
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Allah He prayed to Allah Allah told him even though he was his own flesh and blood, his son, he said
in the holy sermon,
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he is not of your friendly
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In fact, he is an empire the strong word.
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In Islam,
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relationship between father and son, brother and sister, even a husband and wife
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will mean nothing as far as connection to Allah subhanho wa Taala is concerned.
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Ibrahim alayhis salaam his father was as a
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father
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Look at who has a loss.
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And look at what you brought him.
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As it would, he would respect us for
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speak to him honorably and respectfully, but
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he was not responsible for his father's deeds.
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And father's deeds ultimately did not impact on his son. So, his spiritual lineage mattered
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not his bloodline.
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His son was a prophet and look at his son.
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And then as far as husbands and wives are concerned, brothers and sisters, as far as husbands and
wives are concerned, in sort of the hareem, Allah gives the example of Maria Maria Hassan who had no
husband.
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Yet, you can set a rank and position with
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an asiyah, the wife of Pharaoh Pharaoh, look at a pharaoh look at who he was Pharaoh, but law
honored his wife, our Seattle the love, his misdeeds had no impact on her.
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And vice versa in the verse previous to prior to that last weeks on the Prophet route, and your
headache masala
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they were both mighty messengers of Allah. But their wives rebelled against them. Not in chastity,
but in Billy, and in obedience to the law, as a result of which they will forever separated together
in the Union before ever separating.
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Even though their wives. So the fact that their husbands were prophets of Allah had no bearing on
the ultimate salvation.
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And the Miss, the reason that these four women are mentioned in pseudo to the home, is that this was
a warning to the rise of the property.
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And that's why in the last panel with Alice Hayes, yeah, and it's gonna be less than a minute and
they say, in
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the wives of the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wasallam, you are quite unlike any of the women. That's
it, but you are unique know, that they don't own the condition as long as an if you adopt the
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so even though Arusha, Khadija and hafsa and soda, and Xena,
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and zen,
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even me mean it's up to all of them, even though all of the wives of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam had the honor of being married to the Prophet salallahu alayhi wasallam, with a last panel
with Allah, the fact that he was their husband would not avail if they themselves did not adopt.
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And then we wouldn't simply be regarded as being the best of all women, by virtue of marriage, even
though their marriage was to none other than the messenger, some of the law.
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So in Islam, they had to adopt that by themselves. So in Islam,
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spiritually, spiritual lineage, trumps everything else spiritual lineage is what matters by the
ancestry
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does not matter. That's why I'm documenting the author of the law mindset that you may have your
lizard from the suit of law sal Allahu alayhi wa sallam
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that others are closer to to the messenger so love it.
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Because in Islam,
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ultimately,
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what matters more, sorry I mentioned earlier that's
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blood lineage doesn't matter it does matter, but it does not matter as much as spiritual and
spiritual in lineage is paramount.
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So as far as the last panel with the ad is concerned, the person is either born to Karim Allah who
should be you and Hagen and Allah, persons right here some virtuous and pious and noble in the sight
of Allah and fearing of Allah or a person is sinful, a scoundrel, unfortunate and lonely in the
sight of this is the only division
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of the Allah and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam told him to leave later bam, Hamblin is
Muslim, and we got the alarm the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam told him remember,
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be mindful that you are not better than any
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other person, red or black, except by the
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only by
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the law in the province and the love it
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really relates it
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It's a very beautiful it. They said to him, a messenger of Allah, man
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who is a novelist of all people.
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See the arrows before and continue. Why was this so important because the Arabs, they regarded their
lineage and their ancestry to the
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sea, we may not be able to appreciate it today, because we live in a very different society, we have
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governments, we have security, we have authority.
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We have citizenship.
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We have affiliations of many cars.
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And in this day and age, if someone wishes to up and leave, and go and live alone, and renounce the
whole family, some do,
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they can still lead a very good life.
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And people do.
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As long as they are citizens of the country, they belong to a nation.
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They identify with a culture and with a flag.
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Then
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whether they belong to their family or not, is immaterial.
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Because they have an affiliation, they have an identity, they have a connection.
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And they won't suffer in any way.
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The state acts as a family looks after their health, their welfare, their needs.
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So he needs families, some people's.
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So we live in a society where that is not only possible, but it's it's not uncommon, where people
lead totally independent lives from their families, because the state acts as a family looks after
them. The community looks after them. They have an identity and an affiliation. But imagine at the
time of the Arabs.
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There was nothing
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no No, no authority, no protection.
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So their citizenship, their flag, their identity, their that bigotry, their racism, their sense of
belonging. All of this stems from their lineage and their ancestry.
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And people still practice that it's shifted from the family to nations. It shifted from family name
to the flag. It shifted from one tribe to one country,
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boastfulness, bigotry,
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hatred towards others,
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blatant racism,
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for the Arabs, their racism, their bigotry, their remingtons nationalism was all in their heritage
and in their lineage, and in their family law. And they regarded themselves as being the best. My
father, my father was this, my grandparents were this. And this is why the Arabs were so particular
about family history, forget their own ancestry. They even knew the lineage by heart of animals.
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It's a fact
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we may find that surprising.
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But it's true.
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They actually mean the family lineage of we still have it today. If you have pedigree animals, then
you are given certificates of their lineage stretching back many, many generations.
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And
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so they would have the same it's just that they wouldn't have it in writing, they'd have it etched
in their memory, they would rely more on memory that they had an oral tradition rather than a
written tradition.
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So the Arabs
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placed great emphasis on their family lineage and in that context for saw the loss and the love it
send them said to them, that all people last panel with the honor has removed from you and distance
from the arrogance of Jay Lee, and it's boasting bye for
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now you are only
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a God fearing pious person noble in the sight of a lot or a sinful scoundrel lowly in the sight of
Allah. Only one of two.
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So the Prophet Sall Allahu alayhi wa sallam was asked on that occasion, but our messenger of Allah
min Accra mass, who is the noblest of all people. So without hesitation the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said,
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calmness at
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the noblest of all people is the one who is the most God fearing.
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The most God wary of a loved one with the most
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that one makes a purse.
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So how about the love and who said Lisa in heaven?
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But we're not asking you about this. Instantly the reply the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
was, according to the verse of the Quran, they said to him, a common mass, who is the noblest of all
people. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam paraphrase for them in a coma come in the
luckiest pub. The indeed the noble astok view by Allah is the one who has the most taqwa. And that's
what the verse says. So he said to them, a common law says
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that the noblest of all people is the one who has the most.
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So they said, We are a pseudo law we're not asking you about.
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So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
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he then thought that they were asking about, who is the noblest of lineage?
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Who is an herbalist of lineage. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
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the noblest of all people, his use of EU law,
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ignorant,
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ignorant,
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but the noblest of all people his use of the prophets of Allah, the sin of the prophets of Allah,
the son of the prophets of Allah, the son of the friend of
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meaning use of ebony, our
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evenings, happy evening.
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So the Sahaba meaning if you want to know who has the most noble lineage, and water lineage,
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so the Sahaba said, Lisa and her then I said, Look, we're not even asking you about this messenger
of Allah. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
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so what are you asking me about? Fatima in Arabic?
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Are you asking me about the minds of the Arabs?
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Are you asking me about the minds of the Arabs?
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So they said, Yes, so messenger.
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What that meant, is that their question was, who's an herbalist of all people. So the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam made a blanket statement that the noblest of all people is the one who
has the most dukla said, No, we're not asking you about that. So he thought maybe they're asking
about lineage. So out of the whole of mankind, the one with the most noble lineage is use of this
prophet of Allah, son of the prophets of Allah, son of the prophets of Allah, son of the friend of
Allah. So we're not even asking you about that. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam then
realized that they're asking about the nobelist of people in their context and in their discussion,
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because they came from that tribal society as I've explained, they wanted to know who's the best.
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Which our tribe is the best, which our clan is the best. Which Arab super tribe is the best.
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They used to have contests they were poets, natural poets, so all their poetry was my cleanse better
than yours.
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My family is better than yours.
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It wouldn't be as crude as that. They were very lyrical and poetical, very eloquent.
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And poetry hasn't changed. Human Nature doesn't change. They, they used to
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boast about Dan's family's lineage claims tribes, horses, camels, steeds arrows, spears, sword
shield,
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and
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wine and with
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no difference today.
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drugs,
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alcohol, drugs, wine,
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weapons,
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rides.
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And the thing about claim my crews better than yours, my turf is better than yours. My gang is
better than yours.
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Mine, brothers, my homies, my brethren, or whatever they used to do the same doesn't change.
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So the Arabs used to boast about their lineage who's So in that context.
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They said who's an herbalist
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The wall people, they were asking the prophets in the lives a lot. That's why he said to them, it
seems Are you asking me about the minds of the Arabs? The origins of the Arabs?
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And why did it and they said yes. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, the Arabs,
amines?
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What does it mean by man?
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It's a beautiful expression. mines
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in the ground,
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are used to extract minerals,
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rare resources and materials and precious metals, gold, gem, gold, silver gems.
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But it's extremely hard work.
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And so some mines are better than others. Some mines produce a great yield others, hardly anything.
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So people are like mine was, nobody's only good. Nobody's all bad.
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But in some people, like some mines, you enter the mine. And there you are, on the very surface. You
can see glittering gems in the walls in the soil, you can see nuggets, it doesn't take much work to
see the precious metals and resources and minerals. And it doesn't take much work to extract.
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And in others, you have to do a lot of dig.
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And in some, some mines, there may be something hidden very deep. But it's extremely hard work to
get to that metal and mineral. And sometimes it's not even worth the efforts. So people are like
minds. nobody's really good. Nobody's all bad. Some people their virtue, their beauty of character,
their piety, their goodness shines through.
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its own only a surface
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and it doesn't take much to extract. And there's lots of it. And others you have to really dig deep
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to get some
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precious minerals and metals out of them to get any goodness out of them. And some people yes, there
may be something deep down but by God they are hardware.
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So
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people are like man, and then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said Beasley
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Lee
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Oh,
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people are the Arabs on our minds. The best of them injure here are the best of them in Islam
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if they gain an understanding of Islam.
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Now, what does this phrase mean?
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Remember I said earlier
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that blood lineage does matter,
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but not as much as spiritual.
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So I'm going to say something which
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may put some nuance to the generalization of earlier
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which is indeed,
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in Islam. What really matters is piety. Not one's color, complexion or lineage. But that is not a
blanket absolute statement with total disregard and no consideration for other factors. As I will
explain, because the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam told him to feel joy, he had the fear of
infinite Islam, the best amongst them.
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In Jabalia are the best amongst them in Islam.
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What does that mean? What it means is that you're asking me about the Arabs who have the recent
Arabs and emotionally is the best who comes from the best family the best plan? Who's a novelist, so
I will tell
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the noblest of people in jarhead er or the novelist in Islam?
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What does that mean? That means that if you look at the Sahaba of the labyrinth,
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many of them came from noble
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and because they came from noble families that nobility shone through in their account.
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You see, one can't simply boast about belonging to a big lineage, if the person is bad,
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but as I say, even in English, if someone comes from
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Good stock,
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a good family.
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What that means is even without faith even without belief in Allah,
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one's upbringing, one's family history.
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Also Max's because there's count.
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So imagine if someone comes from a family, whereby the parents were educated.
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And not only were they educated, but they were good, upright, noble people, of good character have
good stock of good upbringing of good behavior. They were courteous, they were professional.
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They were neighborly. They were responsible, they were charitable, regardless of faith,
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then they bring up their children in the same manner.
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And they
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this culture of the family, a culture of decency, a culture of nobility, a culture of goodness, even
without faith. This imprints itself on the minds and the characters and the personalities of the
church.
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And they then bequeath the same to their children, and they bequeath the same to their children.
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So if someone comes from a noble lineage and family, not just noble by name, and noble by birth, but
even noble by count, that shines through in a person, and that's how
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the alarm goes. That's why he was the best friend of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, even
before it slam.
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His massage, his character, his temperament, met with the temperament of the prophets and the lining
was sent them, they will drill into one another, they were attracted to one another. They were the
best of friends.
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They were inclined to each other.
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And he brought a lot of fun will be a lot more into Islam. It was
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the alarm, because again, it's not about family law, was a man of nobility. He came from a very
prominent family, and along with the noble lineage, he had nobility of character and behavior.
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He would say to the rebels who rebelled against him when he was Khalifa and I'm paraphrasing what he
said
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Why do you seek to punish me What have I done? allies my witness, but I did not even come into her
own ninja Hillier, let alone in Islam.
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He would not come into our Ninja helia let alone Islam, saying that we look at a severe for the
alarm. Same with the other Sahaba the Indian before Islam. Yes, some of them committed sins.
Undoubtedly. Some of them lived a life which was common to the Arabs. But we shouldn't have this
idea that this How about all the love and we're all just extremely sinful.
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And they lead terrible corrupts lives? Well, there were examples of that as well. But on the major
part, if you look at the Sahaba of the alarm,
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yes, they they committed certain sins which were regarded as Simmons later, because at the time that
ever considered them to be wrong.
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But even these noble ones, they wouldn't behave in a manner which was shameful.
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And many of them abstained even from home even from those things which were considered Hallo and
later became haram because they consider them lowly and despicable, and unbefitting, a man or a
woman of decency.
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So many of the Sahaba of the alarm, they were upright, noble people.
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And this is why when Islam came to attract
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yes, some of them came from the same families.
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Look at the daughter of rock bottom.
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That was a noble family. Now.
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He came from a noble family, the province similar lohani who sort of wanted people like him to
embrace, but when they chose opposition and they chose their world over there, they chose their
position and that power and influence and wealth of a belief. Then they became bitterly opposed to
the property and while it was in them for personal reasons, but it was still from noble family. This
is why his daughter and his sons, later on, they embraced even Abdullah had no babies
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Through his wife and his daughters and children embrace of new Gen. His family members embraced
Islam, though.
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And that's why
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the prophets of Allah even when he didn't have his sense of farm or the love, even the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and they be embraced Islam. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was
overjoyed, because these were the people he was expecting to embrace from before. And he spoke words
of softness and kindness, even about eczema, or the alarm the city of Abuja.
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Because they did indeed come from noble families, Father, Abuja was an aberration was an aberration
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was an aberration.
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Because the good stock and the nobility and the decency of the families originally meant that they
should have embraced Islam was a perfect religion for them, and they were the parent there would
have been the perfect adherence to religion. But individually, some of them chose the world over
there.
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Otherwise, as far as their lineage, their nobility and their decency was concerned, there was no
question about it.
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So the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said the best of them enjoy honey. And that's why, amongst the,
amongst the jania, one of the reasons they were highly regarded is even before Islam many of the
aristocracy in Makkah.
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They were the wild type.
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They were mansions.
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They were rich. And they played on that. And they were arrogant, undoubtedly, as far as personal
behavior, decency, and character were concerned, people didn't raise a finger against them. Because
remember, these were the people who frequented the Royal Courts of at the sin
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of Roman Persia. They had trading relations with many of the chief trading families and not just
family but the parents at the time. There were people of nobility, they dressed well, they spoke
well. They lived well they behaved well, this they were arrogant, and in some ways they were corrupt
when it came to wealth, in terms of character and decency. And many of them even in charity will
look at us differently. a loved one was charitable look on the job the alarm on her, even before she
embraced Islam, after the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam announced it to her she was the first
Muslim. How do you think she was as a person? Even before it's
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a woman of nobility and chariots?
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of goodness of cat?
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A woman that even the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was attracted to and devoted to during her
life and never married.
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So you can imagine what kind of character she so this is how many of us have battled the alarm? Were
prophets in the law. It says,
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Leah, you're asking about the noblest of people will know that the noblest of people is not someone
who comes from this family or that family. But yes, the best amongst them enjoy here. If they
embrace Islam, then they are the best of all people. Because what have they done now? They've couple
they brought together they've merged the goodness of their lineage, their good aristocratic stock
and bloodline with faith, with belief in Allah with piety, along with their own decency and
character who could be better.
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And then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam added his football, and if they gain knowledge of
religion, then they are over and above everyone else. So if you look at the grades of the Arabs
during the time of the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wasallam. It was like this. Those who came from a
good family, good lineage, good stock, because all of this meant decency, character, nobility.
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If they weren't believers, then the believers were regarded as being as being that their
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aristocracy, their lineage, their ancestry meant nothing if they did not embrace
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but
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if they embraced them, they brought all of that goodness.
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And with it, they complimented their faith and their belief.
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That's how the Arabs were viewed
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and the
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Those
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who gained knowledge, they were regarded as being the best, even Oberlin.
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This is why during the time of the Prophet sallallahu, he was amongst the Sahaba of the alarm,
because they came from good lineage and good bloodline, they became natural leaders, who are the
natural leaders of the Sahaba of the alarm you would have seen, they were from the leading families
of the branch, and the leading families of the Tsar, they were the leaders. So the leaders before
them, many of them became leaders afterwards now, because they had those leadership skills and
qualities, and character and upright standing. But they're, they brought all of that goodness and
decency and that character into Islam, and they complemented their religion with all of those good
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qualities. So this is the meaning of the heavy film for the journey, and for Islamic football, that
the people are like minds, the best of them in janelia are the best of them in Islam, if they gain
knowledge. Now, so there is some consideration, but ultimately, blood lineage never matters as much
as spiritual and piety. And that's why and again with the verse that we started with last panel with
Allah says, Yeah, you will notice Oh, people in
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the karimova Indeed, we have created you from one man and one which I'm not sure all balaclava in,
and we have made you into nations and tribes that are awful, so that you may identify each other.
What's the meaning of that part, you may identify each other? If you say I am,
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from this country, or that country,
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or I'm from this tribe, or that trial, or this is my family surname, those names and labels and tags
and identities should only be in order to identify each other, that he is or he, he is Ansari, he is
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from Vanessa lane. He's from banal selama He is from this tribe.
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He is sacrificing his oration that's all it's not because the photography is better than the
orations.
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All these are better than them. Ultimately, they all farm
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one father and mother. I've told you before the unsolved in Medina one of the reasons the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was invited to Medina is that they were engaged in internecine warfare,
which almost brought the whole oasis of ye for him to the brink of destruction.
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And they wanted an arbitrator. They wanted someone who could settle the peace between them, but
settle things and bring about peace. So they invited the messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam. And
who were the main combatants in in the belligerents in Medina. They were the two major tribes also
has an edge and a lot of
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speaking of them, SES practicing will be heavily language on what was Corona Mata la la de la habana
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minute,
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wait a
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minute now from minha. And hold on fast to the rope of Allah, all together collectively, and do not
disperse, do not defer. And remember last favor and blessing
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upon me when you were enemies of each other, then he brought about harmony and love between your
hands.
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And this through laws blessing you became brothers.
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When in fact before you were on the edge of the pits of the fire, and Allah saved you there from
now, we often hear that verse, cling on together to the rope of Allah we hear. But this was the
backdrop to the revelation of the verse, Allah is speaking specifically about the ocean that has an
edge. And the law says, through a laws blessing you became brothers. But the strange thing is that
we're already brothers, because our son has Raj came from the same mother
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going back many generations, but also the husbands were cousins. And they actually came from one
family. And collectively they were known as the ILA. Their female ancestor was a woman called ADA.
And she was the mother, ultimately, or the ancestral mother of all of the Olsen all of the husbands
were brothers anyway.
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Because they will always have been so awesome husbands, we've got two different tribes, they will
have each of his blood. So the fact that we are
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Olson we are hazard edge. And they fought wars for many generations, many generations, even before
the arrival of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam, their their ongoing feud. You know how long it
lasted not a couple of months before two years. That was the last one.
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And it was always simmering under the surface. If a camel straight into the pasture of another, it
would be ignited.
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So they were brothers anyway.
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So the fact that you are OC and you are hazaragi doesn't mean anything. It's just your title, your
label so that you can identify each other. He's either has energy, and he's evil. Oh, see, that's
all. Otherwise, if you really want to go back husbands doesn't mean anything else doesn't mean
anything. You are all the children of Baylor
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and of color when it comes to the Quraysh arrivals. Again, it doesn't mean anything. They all came
from the same friend spamela, the Islamic history.
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For the first 30 years, we have Hinata Rashid Al amin hacia, we had the lead after Russia according
to the style of prophethood, and the traditional prophets and some of the love and even then after
that we had a meeting while we were huddled the alarm around and after the passing away of the loved
one. What did we have, we had approximately 7073, approximately 73 years of the rule of the
descendants of our NaVi Sophia, and they were known as urban Romanians.
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And
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some people regard the amavi dynasty from the time of Morocco we have wb Sofia, there'll be a lot
more meaning immediately after C then it will be a lot harder. So 30 years
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and then from 30th year onwards
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to
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the time of approximately 100 years, but all media the Armenian dynasty, and so historian see it.
And then after that all millions,
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hundreds of years of the bassets initially very powerful, the ambassade Empire, but later only
nominal. The remarkable, the whole abovesaid and only it field
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was all between members of one family.
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Because the media
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media was a set of ambitions.
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omiya was the son of ambitions.
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And the abbesses was the descendants of an Ibis.
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And who was abuzz the son of the
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son of Talib, who was the son of Hashem, and who was Hashem
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the son of Hashem, and additions were brothers.
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So the prophets of the love it was seldom and Isla de la Horne, and our boss of McDonough McCollum,
and all of the above dynasty, W Hashem and the Ibis. They all came from the family of Hirsch
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who was the son of abdomen and
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but it was not a fan of the alarm over that was abusive, or whether it was more of you, Sophia, and
whether it was a whole of it.
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They all came from the family of Leah, who was a son of the shops of the chumps was the brother of
Hashem.
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So these were two brothers, Hashem and Abdullah shrimps. The whole of the Basset dynasty came from
Hashem. The whole of the omiya dynasty came from Abdo chumps were both brothers blood brothers and
the sons of abdomen.
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Ultimately, you're all from one Father. And
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so when he was available, Taylor Olson has a son of one woman,
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whether it was the Quraysh and the whole, two empires that were made, and that bastards sums of one
person, abdomen.
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And this is what last panel with Allah reminds us off. And the message is relevant today as much as
it was relevant than our people. Indeed we have created you from one man and one with made you into
nations and tribes that are awful, so that you may identify one another. That's it.
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You are pricey. You are Hashmi, you are at the MC doesn't mean anything. These are just titles to
differentiate, distinguish.
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Otherwise as far as nobility is concerned, Allah continues in Accra, Morocco in the law has taught
me the best democracy, or indeed the novelist among she is the one who is the most God fearing God
where he got conscious and
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in the law of eternity, the law is all knowing all here, all knowing, all aware. And with this May
Allah subhanho wa Taala makers amongst those who
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recognize this extremely sublime and powerful teaching of Islam, and May Allah protect us from pride
and concedes and boastfulness of our heritage, ancestry, our blood lineage, law makers amongst
those, that group of people that is noble in the sight of the law, the battle and that the melanoma
is amongst those who are regarded as fragile and should be and who are lonely in the sight of a law
what's the law What's the matter after he was sworn in to be in a humid wanna and he was in panic a
lot more behind the condition to alert and Mr. Farrow going to be late.
