Riyadul Haqq – The Prophet’s Emigration To Madinah Part 1

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The speaker discusses the history and impact of Prophet sallua alayhi wa sallam's actions during the Mah relevance, including a study on the topic and her desire to return to her previous job as a professor. The pandemic has had a negative impact on the economy, including the potential impact on the U.S. and China trade relations. The film "end of the world" is expected to be released in 2021 as a story of survival and survival in a remote environment, and the speaker discusses the upcoming release of the film as a story of survival and survival in a remote environment.

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			sallam cathedra
		
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			[email protected]. about
		
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			respect to listeners, Salaam Alaikum.
		
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			Today we'll be beginning the reading study of
		
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			the famous for the youth of Hitler.
		
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			By money on a shuttle to your loved one from your horrible heart.
		
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			For those of you who have cerebral Buhari with you,
		
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			number 3905.
		
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			from GitHub or monopoly unsolved, the bulk of the merits of the answer
		
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			and specifically the chapter level hijacking the BS in the law, it
		
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			was hard to hear the Medina chapter of the immigration of the profits of the law it was some of them
and his companions to Medina.
		
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			And for those of you who are following using the abridged version will say he will lead the study
then the How do you think these 15 nine to 315 nine three
		
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			in this chapter Bible handwritten nimbyism the law it was that was hard he didn't Medina mom hard to
learn he really is
		
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			mentioning the obvious, and including those that have these which are related to this particular
chapter heading of the prophets of the law. It was the limbs, hedgerows and emigration to Medina.
		
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			And that's of his companions.
		
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			There are a number of Hadeeth in this chapter, we won't be reading all of them I've selected this
particular Hadeeth of mean it shall be alive.
		
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			This video has been
		
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			quoted by Mohali law Healy in a number of places throughout his book, but the other narrations are
all abridged narrations
		
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			of the same
		
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			this, this narration in this particular chapter and Bach is the full and lengthy version of the
headings and that's the one which we will be reading.
		
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			So number one, he says ba ba, ba, ba, ba la it was the last chapter of the immigration of the
prophets hedge Allah
		
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			was happy he and his companions Illa Medina to Medina.
		
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			Now
		
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			that's the key word here.
		
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			The word hedger comes from Hydra yadgir 101
		
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			which means to cut off,
		
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			to shun, to abandon, to leave behind.
		
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			And that's the original meaning of Hitler.
		
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			The idea of traveling or emigrate leaving one place and taking up residence elsewhere.
		
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			The meaning of Hitler in that sense is secondary.
		
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			Otherwise, the primary original meaning of hedger is to
		
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			shun to leave to abandon.
		
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			And that's a tested
		
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			In the Quran, in fact, the two earliest slots of the Quran to the earliest sorts of the Quran. So
from a
		
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			Muslim man, both of them contain a reference to this were installed from a deathbed. Yeah, you come
from there, what
		
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			was the abacus here? What was the
		
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			law, addressing the profits in the law hiding from them, tells them to rise at night. It tells them
to rise and to warm
		
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			and to glorify his Lord.
		
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			And he says,
		
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			with the abaca for blah here and your clothes do purify
		
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			what roads and impurity fragile shun abandon,
		
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			and in sort resembling,
		
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			what's with Alan if
		
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			john jameelah and be patient of what they say Be patient or what they say. Referring to the brush.
		
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			Well, john Hodgman Janine and shun them a noble shunning, I leave them
		
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			Do not say anything in return.
		
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			Be noble, be more honorable withdrawn and leave them
		
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			huddling jameelah and noble leaving a noble shunning. So, and again in other verses of the Koran
		
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			loves Allah subhanho wa Taala uses this word and as mentioned in the Quran, in its original meaning
of abandoning, or being abandoned, of shunning, of leaving aside. So that's the original meaning of
hedging.
		
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			And then, as a secondary meaning it came to be known, even amongst the Arabs before it's so even
before Islam, even before the hedge of the Arabs did take the meaning of it, hedging it I believe in
one place and taking up residence elsewhere. Normally, it was used for the betterment, who would
abandon their nomadic lifestyle and take up a sedentary residence in any one of the townships or
cities. So even before Islam, the Arabs used to refer to that as
		
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			but the original meaning is to shun to abandon. And I've expanded on this because this is quite
important in understanding the significance of the hijab.
		
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			So chapter of the hedra, the immigration of the province of the law, legal sentiments, companions to
Medina, throughout the life of the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wasallam, there were many ins
		
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			which
		
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			were significant in their own right. But
		
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			in retrospect, and through the vision of history,
		
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			these individual incidents proved to be momentous, and a great watershed in their own right, and
life changing for those who were involved,
		
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			and world changing for others. And one of these was undoubtedly,
		
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			the emigration of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam from mcdata Medina, that marks a
remarkable change. That was a real watch.
		
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			Everything changed.
		
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			That one journey of the Prophet, some of the love, I think, was changed the history of the people of
Makkah. The history of the people of Medina, the history of all the Arabs, in fact, the history of
the world. And this is why
		
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			Muslims especially accord great significance to that one single journey of Hitler and panela. The
Muslims in fact, even during the time of the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wa sallam the Arabs.
		
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			They followed
		
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			their calendar, but being a very
		
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			undeveloped society in comparison to the larger cultures and civilizations at the time. The Arabs
		
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			would refer to dates as
		
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			going back coming from or going back from, so they're normally say in the year of this or a few
years after this. So these were their pointers and Mark has major incidents. In fact, the as I
mentioned him sort of feel in the seat of sort of defeat
		
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			Last time who would rather
		
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			protected the garbage
		
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			from the advance and the invasion of
		
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			miraculously, the gamma was saved. That was a momentous occasion, it was a huge incident. So the
Arabs would refer to that as animal feed the year of the elephants, and they would normally say,
three years after the after animal feed and 10 years after animal feed. So major incidents would act
as watersheds as markers for the Arabs to calculate their dates and years and months from
		
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			so the province of the law it was the limbs birth, the year of the elephant, etc. And this is why
later
		
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			the Muslims standardized the calendar and the calculation of all dates from this one single
momentous occasion of the hedgerows, Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Now, as we will learn when
we actually read the studies, the hedgerow to place in Arabic
		
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			In the third month of the Islamic calendar, but when the calendar was fixed, it was fixed not from A
to B 101, but rather from two months before from happen.
		
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			So it was fixed in the beginning of the year in which the hedger took place not in the actual not on
not from the day in the month of the actual hedge. So the Hitler took place and it'll be
		
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			the most common date is the 12th of April Oh, well, although there are other opinions, but in reveal
oh one, and the Muslims place the calendar
		
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			from the beginning of that year. Now, so from the first album, we regard we regard the first album
as the beginning of the new year, and that's marked by the digital hub Rasul Allah, some of the love
might equal some of them. Now as Pamela. I had promised some time ago that I would be commenting on
the hadith of Hitler in detail. Today we begin the hadith of hedger from
		
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			and after McCullum, Salah It is also the first half of the 14 136 year after the hedger. So, this is
actually the first day of the new Islamic calendar, the new Islamic year.
		
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			Now,
		
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			there are many
		
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			there are some details which we would need to be aware of before we actually read these
		
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			as an introduction,
		
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			why was the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam them
		
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			eventually compelled to leave Medina.
		
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			And what did that mean?
		
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			As I've explained on other occasions,
		
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			wasn't simply
		
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			a relocation from A to B.
		
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			It wasn't simply a journey.
		
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			It wasn't
		
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			merely taking residence in another city.
		
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			The history of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and his companions meant a lot.
		
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			It was so difficult.
		
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			And it was so momentous that forever
		
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			Even before the heavy the or arm a lot in the court has more or less divided Muslims into two
groups. Those who did the hitcher up and those who never
		
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			even Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam when Makkah was conquered, he declared higit at the back
and said, there is no hedgerows, there is no emigration after the conquest.
		
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			So even then, after the conquest of Makkah, anyone who traveled from any part of the world and
joined the province to love it was certainly
		
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			assisted him took up residence in the city of Medina alongside him, pledged his loyalty to the
province and the law it was Sunday and became a devoted sincere follower. Still.
		
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			His position would never even though in a way he did a drive to. Of course he did Hitler. He left
behind his home city, his birthplace and he trapped
		
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			to Medina from any part of the world, any part of Arabia, still, his position would not equate to
the position of any of the guns all the others around McCann, Medina, who did his draft of the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam before the conquest of Makkah. So in in the in that declaration,
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam wasn't denying the validity or the concept of Hitler, after
the conquest of Makkah, far from it, but he was distinguishing between the true hedger which is
mentioned again and again, whose emigrants are mentioned again and again in the Quran, and who
enjoyed that superior privileged position. So even the unsolved so how about the Allah and even
		
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			though they assisted the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam from the very first day in fact, before
his arrival in and Madina munawwara still their position was not equal to that of the largest or the
marginal, not always mentioned First, the province of the law it was always gave them privilege and
preference. That's why law has original says or Levine at the boat what will data when he man I
mean, to him, you should warn him and harder to delay him. What are you doing a few supporting him?
at the minimum
		
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			that those Allah praises the unsolved so how about the law of Medina? that those who took it who
		
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			adopted Emma
		
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			and who inhabited the city of Medina, before the Mahajan?
		
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			You should warn them unhatched in alien, they love those who have emigrated to
		
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			we sit on our land.
		
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			What are you doing a few stories in handwritten? We are auto and they do not harbor any
		
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			hajra here means hazard. They do not harbor any envy.
		
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			They do not harbor any envy towards the Mahajan room for what they have been given.
		
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			Now, what does that mean? It's exactly what I'm referring to. That even though the unsolved Sahaba
of the line, they sacrifice so much before the Hitler has been explained as part of the introduction
to the hedger, they traveled from Medina to Makkah.
		
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			And they pledged their loyalty and their willingness to support them to defend the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. First a group of 12 and then a group of seven to five, including women.
		
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			They invite to the province of the law and he was summoned to Medina. And not only that, but the
panelists to defend him with their lives to protect them as they would protect their own family and
children.
		
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			So
		
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			they assisted the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam even before he did the hitcher, atta Medina,
		
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			and from the very first day, even though they were under no obligation,
		
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			they traveled with the messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam, wherever he wished, wherever, whenever
he needed them. They never held back, they did not falter. They did not hesitate. They sacrifice
their lives. Many of them suffered
		
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			as a result of their belief in Islam and as a result of their supporting and assisting the messenger
sort of the livelihoods of them. Yet despite all their sacrifices,
		
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			they would always witness the Mojave rune being given preference. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam would speak of the Mahajan fares the poor spoke of the Mahajan before this spoke of the
answer.
		
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			In gatherings of Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would reserve the
		
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			best of places towards the front of the gathering for the Mahajan. They were his chief consultants.
Whenever the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam will consulting companies confer with the
companions who would do so primarily with the Mahajan room.
		
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			They were the leaders amongst the Muslims. They were the privilege. They were the ones who were
given preference,
		
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			even though in a way, they were, they were immigrants they had emigrated so they were immigrants.
And this is a very point to like Norway even was at all tried to play on on a number of occasions,
including on the occasion of a puzzle who studied
		
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			when, as I've explained in my commentary had equal if so he tried to play on this very point. And
when disagreements arose between an unsightly and a more
		
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			He exploited that.
		
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			And he used some very offensive words about the Muslims and even about about the Mahajan and even
about the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wasallam. And he said of them at all, that the example of them
at all.
		
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			He said, Look, we have invited them, we adopted them, we accommodated them. They came to us as
immigrants as panelists in need, of shelter of protection. We took them in, we sheltered them, we
help them.
		
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			We fed them and close them. And then they are lording it over us.
		
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			Then he said, the example of us on the Mahajan room
		
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			is as the Arab say,
		
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			some in callback, you can
		
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			fax in your dog so that one day he will devour you.
		
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			So we feed them only for them to turn against us. And then he spoke disparagingly of the prophets of
Allah might even send them to threaten him to drive him from the city of Medina.
		
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			So even the one after all tried to exploit this point that the larger room were immigrants. They
were not part of the indigenous population of Medina.
		
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			It was the unsolved Shelton them who closed them who gave them protection, who even shared their
wealth with them. They open their homes to them, they opened up their city to them. And yet it was a
Maha Joon, who were always given preference. Yet as to how it was only the one after all, the
hypocrites are trying to exploit this point otherwise themselves. How about the alarm by the
testimony of the poor, despite all their sacrifices, and despite seeing and witnessing the other
Mahajan being given preference over them all the time.
		
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			Their hearts and minds remain clean and pure towards them.
		
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			They did not harbor any resentment or any envy towards the Mahajan ones habit of the law. And that's
by the testimony of the poor.
		
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			So Allah says, not only did they not harbor any envy or reservation, they actually love them dearly.
So Allah says you warn them and harshly him. They love those who have emigrated to them.
		
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			What are you doing if you slaughter him
		
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			and they do not have any reservation any passive jealousy, any need in their heart towards the
larger room what we have been given over them.
		
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			And the reason they respected that and accepted that is that they recognize that the Mahajan on has
a unique position in the sight of Allah and in the sight of his son the law it was and that they
deserved that merits and virtue. So you can imagine how great the virtue of hijra was, at the time
of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam from the time of his hedger and slightly before, till the
conquest of Makkah.
		
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			It was a unique act of devotion and unique activator. That's why at the beginning of Hebrew, and in
the beginning of many of the books we have the famous Cathedral of the hubbub of Viola and about
hedger. And I've commented on this on numerous occasions. So the hijra has mentioned with sincerity
of intention. So the prophets of the love it was seldom sayings, deeds are only buying intention. So
whoever's,
		
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			and a man will only receive once he has intended. So whoever is hijra, has to alarm is that a soul?
Some of the law it was, then is Hitler is indeed to Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and whoever
is Hitler is
		
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			to the world that he wishes to acquire or a woman that he seems to marry than his heritage to that
which he has emigrated. So of all the deeds of Islam, when speaking about sincerity, of intentional
purity of motive, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam spoke about the hitch, because at that
time, indeed, that was the greatest deed. So, hijra was unique. And it wasn't just a simple journey
from A to B, there was a lot that led up to the hitch. And I've explained this in my talk, Hydra
watershed.
		
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			But just to recap, when the province and the province of the law was born in America, that's where
he lived, where he spent his childhood where
		
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			He grew up when he was finally, that's where he was married. That's where his wife was from. That's
where his children were born.
		
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			All of his children with the exception of Ibrahim or the Alon was born in the eighth year of Hitler.
With his exception all of the prophets of the law it was those children are born in America, and his
sons that were born there were also buried there. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was
born, he lived, he grew up spent his child, his youth, his middle age, all of its in muckety muck
around all the way till 53 years.
		
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			He loved the city. He loved the city, not only as his birthplace in his hometown, because of that
natural inclination and devotion and attachment, but also because it was a holy city that was a holy
city of Mugu. He was a city offseason is my email he said he was a city of the Canada
		
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			at the age of 40, when he was given Prophethood the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam proclaimed
his message. And he began preaching secretly at first and then open.
		
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			Eventually the poor age. They did not take kindly to his message. And at first they taunted him they
dined at him.
		
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			They sneered at him. Then they hurl verbal insults at him and his followers. Eventually this
escalated until the verbal harassment turned into physical persecution.
		
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			The mental verbal and emotional abuse meted out to the Muslims escalated into direct physical abuse.
And physical abuse may be a light term. They were actually handed beads and whipped, tortured, and
killed even tortured to death.
		
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			Just like Samia or your loved one, her.
		
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			She was a first Muslim to die
		
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			in Islam, as a result of her beliefs, and she died under severe torture. The first Shaheed the first
martyr of Islam is a woman. So me out of the alarm, I'm the mother of American, the acid of the
alarm.
		
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			When, and the persecution was severe, and I'll expand on this later,
		
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			because of the persecution of the Prophet salallahu, alayhi wasallam. The Muslims were weak in
strength, there were few in number, they had no authority, central power.
		
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			They were a small group, disparate, scattered.
		
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			They weren't even able to pray in congregation.
		
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			And because of the tribal society,
		
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			they were unable to defend themselves or others, they relied on the protection of their families. So
those Muslims who are either refugees or foreigners, or who were slaves or freed slaves.
		
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			These Muslims were extremely vulnerable because they did not have the protection of their families
or clans and tribes.
		
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			This is why they were tortured and persecuted. And many of the others were left
		
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			not because they were treated well, or because the others were members of the aristocracy or
nobility, or they were wealthy or powerful in their own right. That wasn't the case. It's because
they belong to powerful families and clans. And that's how the Society of Macau structured.
		
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			So they escaped,
		
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			not because of any lack of desire to hurt them on the part of the machine again on the part of the
pagan rage, but rather because of that balance of power.
		
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			The British knew that hurting and harming or persecuting these people physically or torturing them,
		
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			will result in a confrontation with their families, their kin and clan.
		
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			And that's not something they could afford. So they victimized and picked out
		
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			and they unselected the weaker members of the Muslim community, those who did not have any backup
those who did not have the protection of families, or clans, and tribes and these weak so how about
the law? We not in their faith week because of their lack of family or clan protection. They were
the ones who are picked
		
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			One by one
		
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			and physically tortured. The other Sahaba of the Allahu including the sort of law, some of the law
it has continued to suffer in verbal and emotional abuse. But these are the alarm who are physically
tortured, and the others were helpless. So when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam saw this, he
eventually advised the Sahaba of the Allah, approximately five years after receiving the revelation
of the Quran, in the 45th year of his life, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam advanced advise
the Muslims to travel to Abba sr, which has just crossed the Red Sea.
		
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			There in modern day Ethiopia, so the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam
		
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			advisors How about all the Allahu to do his job. And he said, there is a just King.
		
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			And that region was autonomous. Although it was autonomous, they had their own rule their own
Empire, but it was weaker than the Persian and the Byzantine Roman Empires to the north. But theirs
was a powerful Kingdom in their own right. And the ruler was
		
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			the Najafi that was actually the joshy was
		
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			a title just like
		
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			Caesar for Roman ruler, and kisara Casa rose for a Persian ruler Naja. She was a title for a generic
title for any of the Abyssinian rulers. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam advised him to
travel to Kenya, which was actually a Christian kingdom. And he advised them that there is a just
King, no one who travels there, and takes refuge there by him suffers any injustice. And even though
it was a Christian kingdom, they knew that they would be given liberty to work freely, and to live
in peace and security. So the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wasallam advisors, how about all the alarms
that whoever Have you can then emigrate to to Abyssinia. Now, even that was a great hedge. It wasn't
		
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			easy.
		
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			Leaving one's home city traveling across the desert. And when the orange found out that the Muslims
were leaving mucker
		
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			they weren't in the sense they were enraged, and they actually pursued them in order to bring them
back. forcibly even in chains.
		
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			And yet men, women and families made that hedra that's how devoted they were to their religion and
to their Deen. They risked everything.
		
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			Even members of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his family, they did.
		
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			So they emigrated to
		
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			Abyssinia, some of them those who could, but the others couldn't, and they continue to suffer. Then,
there was a second wave of emigration from Makkah to Abyssinia that's known as the second journey to
hedger the second wave.
		
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			And then finally,
		
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			approximately, in the seventh year of the race, we're now quite exasperated because that attempts to
even bring back the Muslims from Abba Celia had failed miserably. So now they were enraged that
things they really stepped up their persecution and their torture, and they targeted more and more
Muslims with with even more abandon than before.
		
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			Eventually, as a result, they even tried to pressure awardwallet into renouncing his protection for
his nephew. But will,
		
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			he continued to sack the profits in the lab, it was
		
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			unexplained again, when we're actually doing the Hadeeth about GMR. And the concept of protection
and how it works. And what it really meant in our society at the time, eventually
		
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			decided that if nobody ever refuses to
		
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			hand over to us, otter announces protection and get out of the way between us and him. Then we will
boycott we will punish but we're hashing to the family of the clan of the prophets and the line even
send them so they did, they punished the whole of them or harsh.
		
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			And that led to the boycotts. So for approximately just over two years from the seventh year, before
sorry, not the seventh, seventh year before seven years after the Prophet of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wasallam till for just over two
		
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			Yours.
		
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			under three years, the British enforced a boycott of the family of the profits of the love it was
some of them and members of his clan and another clan to eventually that was disrupted. And that
boycotts came to an end. And it was a very severe boycott. It was known as the boycott, ensuring
that the barley in the valley of a will target. You wasn't actually a whole valley but there was a
part of Medina, which was known to be finally part of Mecca. And they were all left there and
abandoned. People could not trade with them. People could not marry with them.
		
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			People could not help them in any way, things were so severe. They reported that they resorted to
eat chewing on leather in order to satisfy their hunger.
		
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			Eventually the boycott end and not not long thereafter. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
limbs two pillars of support, both died in the same year. One his unkillable body and to his beloved
wife, I mean for the Jacobean line
		
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			that was a severe. These were two great calamities in that single year for the province and the love
and even some
		
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			things were critical now for a number of reasons.
		
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			province the law highly alayhi wa sallam hitherto
		
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			had always been verbally and emotionally persecuted. And on a few occasions, although he wasn't
physically harmed, or physically hit, per se, however, he was harassed. And we may recall the story
of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam performing Salah in harem
		
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			and the orofacial gathered around the garba
		
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			Abuja Helens crumbs
		
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			and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was praying and they were watching him.
		
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			And then a Buddha has said, which one of you will rise and go to such and such a family who she can
or has just recently given birth? So camel is a huge animal.
		
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			So she she kind of has just recently given birth, the afterbirth and the amniotic sac. It's all
still there, which one will have you will go and collect that and dump it on the back of Mohammed,
while he is in frustration.
		
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			So the worst of the group stood up, and he went, and he fetch that filth, the afterbirth of the she
camel,
		
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			the amniotic sac, with guts in the blood.
		
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			And he brought that filth and impurity. And exactly when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
wasn't subdued in frustration, he dumped it on his noble pack, the weight of it
		
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			prevented the Prophet sallallahu Sallam from rising from such.
		
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			And when he did that the others
		
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			from the comfort of their seating right next to the gamma. They began pointing at the profits to the
love it was in them, pointing and laughing and digging at each other. Just as people point and laugh
at each other. They were pointing at the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and golden each other
to watch to observe and to laugh.
		
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			Abdullah was Oh, there'll be a lot more than he was present. He says, I wish I could have done
something. But again, he was one of those weeks. How about all the alarm, who couldn't do much he
had been physically beaten unconscious himself. So just then, Fatima, it'll be a lot of fun. So
momentum informed the family of the prophets and the love it was in fact, the model the alarm house
a little girl at the time she came running, and she bravely
		
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			pushed away and shoved that weight of filth from the back of the province of the law legal system.
And then that little young girl she stood in the harem
		
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			shouting apps and abusing the leaders of the Quraysh
		
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			then they realized they must have raped because they did not say anything back to Fatima model the
alarm on her. Even though she was just a child. She shamed them that a child of her age was able to
see the evil of what they were doing, regardless of their difference with the Prophet Sall Allahu
alayhi wa sallam, and they as not just adults but chieftains of the Quraysh. They prided themselves
on their nobility on their armor on their dignity and
		
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			leadership of the brush on their being the custodians of the garba. And yet in their enmity towards
the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam them, that enmity blinded them, and that he caused them to
sink so low that they resorted to such despicable behavior. Throughout history, noble men have
respected even their enemies.
		
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			So
		
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			pluck them out of the alarm has shamed them into silence. And then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam rose, and then he prayed to Allah subhanho wa Taala naming every single one
		
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			of them it could be Abuja,
		
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			love Mara Lake,
		
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			or LA sees Abuja hellhammer Masha Allah sees, Akbar Allah sees shava
		
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			over la Allah sees former former and he named all of them. That's when they feared for themselves
because they knew that the province of the law it was in them was a trustworthy, honest person. They
recognize them they acknowledge the sanctity of the gather. And they also believe that prayers were
answered around them in and around the garden. So they feared for themselves a light set to the
door. But the manifestation of the acceptance of the prophets of the law it was a prayer and
supplication was not immediate. It happened almost 10 years later, in the Battle of but
		
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			when Abdullah Massoud, there'll be a loved one who says I saw those named ones, all lying in the
well of
		
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			that. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was accepted by Allah immediately, but the
manifestation of the DA was not to come was not to appear to many, many years later. So the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam still suffered physical harassment in that manner. And in a similar
manner.
		
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			But at least till the fifth year of his life, he had the protection of our body. And again, as I've
explained on many occasions, that meant a lot because he was a leader of the clan have been harsh
		
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			was his brother.
		
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			But a Buddha had was still would still defer
		
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			to the authority of barley because he was a leader of the clan, there was always a hierarchy. So
being a leader of the clan, what he said went
		
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			whatever he said
		
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			his word was final. So Abu Talib
		
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			granted the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, his protection not just as an individual,
ultimately upon him, he wasn't so rich. They weren't very rich or powerful in that sense.
		
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			So even in wealth and trade, he couldn't match the other leaders of what age. In terms of military
power, he couldn't match the some of the other more powerful tribes such as blue Muslim, and others.
However,
		
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			he was still one of the leaders of the clans, and his clan. The clan
		
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			ultimately wasn't that powerful compared to the others, but he was still a clan. Now, boo hushan
		
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			the leader was Abu Talib. So when he gave his protection sort of sort of La Salalah alayhi wa sallam
		
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			all the for all the members of the clan deferred to the authority of will blindly accepted what he
said he was their ruler, he was their leader.
		
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			His protection and the protection of the whole clan, no one would oppose him. That was the hierarchy
that was a manner in which they ruled themselves. They organize their society.
		
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			Now, when it was largely passed away, this is why it was I said he lost two pillars of support. One
was almost meaning for the job of the law. And the other was a will partly because when he passed
away, the leadership of the crime of brainwashing was transferred to the next brother, and that was
		
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			an Abu lahab.
		
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			Even though members of his clan did not like him,
		
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			they still had to respect his authority and his leech.
		
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			So they would not rebel. It just wasn't possible for members of the clan to rebel against their
leader
		
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			and divide the Klan. So even though they were averse to it, even though they wanted to help the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam and grandson protection even though they did not want to
		
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			align themselves with the rest of the Quraysh. The members have been all hashing, we're now
		
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			in a very difficult position. And they could not openly support the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam or give him their protection, their protection did not mean anything
		
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			if it went against the decree and decision of the leader of the National Lab, so as soon as a Blue
Valley passed away in the protection and the leadership went over to
		
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			the loss of law, and lost that protection,
		
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			and this was a severe blow. This is why he actually started meeting with other tribes. And this is
why he even traveled to bife
		
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			to see if he could win the support of some at some of the clan clans, clan there from bootha beef,
which was most prominent and powerful tribe in the city of life. So,
		
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			my gun life were regarded as two even though they were not very large, but they were comparable.
		
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			So he went to the northeast and see if he could gain that protection. But unfortunately, we know the
story of life of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was chased out of the city and physically
hurt. Now because he had lost that power.
		
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			His condition was such that they felt free to physically hurt him to make him bleed.
		
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			To see him fall unconscious. Now his life and person watch risk.
		
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			Eventually, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam only gained entry into Makkah from kurama gang
		
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			because he got the protection of a clan.
		
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			But it wasn't enough, it was enough to save his life then, but in the long run, in the long run, it
wasn't enough
		
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			last time who gave him the gift of his salon Mirage after that. And then during the season head
season, the province of the Long Island who was silom
		
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			maps
		
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			with some people from Medina, which was known as yesterday, but at the time
		
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			now, the city of yathrib was an oasis.
		
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			A few 100 miles north of Makoto macaron
		
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			is a very beautiful and fertile oasis.
		
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			And it consists of a number of settlements.
		
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			And there were three main there were a number of powerful tribes and the city was divided.
		
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			You had three famous Arab tribes have been acquired and the lead a little braver, and you have two
powerful Arab tribes, the oldest and the Hasidic. These five tribes were divided into two parties
two alliances, and they have been warring and fighting with each other for generations. And they
were involved in such things new sign warfare, that's a war of attrition, that the leaders in the
nobleman of the city feared that they would kill themselves eventually, and drive each other into
the ground unless it was saved.
		
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			And things were so severe in yesterday, as it was called at the time, but law describes that
condition in the Holy Quran.
		
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			Watson will be heavily loaded up for Roku was kurunegala to law here they add a little bit
		
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			at 130 minute nap for minha law essays and hold on fast collectively to the rope of Allah and do not
differ.
		
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			Do not disperse.
		
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			And remember a lost favor on me.
		
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			When you were enemies,
		
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			then he reconciled and united your house.
		
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			And this through his blessing. You became brothers, even though Welcome to Marla Scheffer, Mina
		
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			Mina, even though before you were on the edge of a pit of the fire
		
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			mill has Allah saved you from it. Now we've all heard this first before and it's translation and
meaning we're familiar with. It's a very common verse. But this is what it actually refers to. And
Allah says, Remember when you were enemies, everyone's heard the beginning. Apple sing we'll be
happy to learn Jimmy on what ads for Roku and the meaning hold on faster. The role of alarm does not
differ and disperse verse continues with Google and the law
		
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			heerlijk with quantum ADA, and remember when you were bitter enemies of one another, and then law
reconciled and united your heart. So this is in reference to the ancient rivalry and the bitter
enmity between the old son, the husband and the two main tribes of Medina. And in fact, they were
ultimately one tribe because their great great great great grandmother was called Baylor and the
Olsen the husband together were known as a blue paler the children of Baylor and they were
immigrants from the from the south of Arabia, from Yemen, to Medina. So also has an edge where two
tribes whose origins actually laying in southern Arabia in modern day Yemen, and they have traveled
		
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			towards up north towards Medina, and it was one single tribe known as urban hailer and then
eventually over generations that splits into two sub tribes. And they were the awesome husband. So
ultimately, they were cousins. But they were bitter rivals, and enemies of one another to such a
degree, that they, because of their warring against each other, the three Jewish tribes of Medina
have, at the time, they align themselves with the awesome husband, and they fought against each
other. So things were terrible in a terrible state. And this is what the what am refers to, that you
were on the pit, you were on the edge of the pit of the fire of a pit of fire, and all that saved
		
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			you from it. So what how did Allah save them? And
		
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			what was that blessing of Allah, through which Allah reconcile their hearts and unites them?
Ultimately, it was Islam and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So they were very concerned
about their situation in yesterday, and they were looking for a savior.
		
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			They weren't actually looking into religion. Some of them individually were just as some in makaha,
but as a community as a society, they just wanted somebody to save them from themselves. And in that
pursuit, a group of them came across the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, in hajj in the season
of Hajj in Makkah. So they met the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, they were inspired, but what
he said to them, lots of love, and he will send them even during Hajj and all the fairs all the
fairs that will take place the trade fairs the religious fairs, the fairs or pilgrimage. The fairs
of poetry, Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam will gather these would attend these fairs merely to
		
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			give our hand nearly to invite the people and even during Hajj, which was the largest gathering Abu
lahab his own uncle, far from assisting him far from protecting him like his noble brother of all
barley before him had done regardless of whether he agreed with him or disagreed with him.
		
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			One of the reasons why a wallethub oppose the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam refused protection
was that Abu lahab had extensive dealings, financial dealings, and he had commercial interests with
the other leaders of the rush. So ultimately, he put money before his own nephew.
		
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			Of course, he put this dunya and this world before the next life. But even when it came to his own
blood nephew, his his blood brothers son of hula hoop gave preference to money, and to trade and to
business, and his friendship with the chieftains of the Grange over his own nephew. So far from
protecting the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam what he would do is when the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam would go from group to group in the season of Hajj, Abu lahab, would follow him.
And as the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would speak to these groups who had come from all
over Arabia, and invite them to Islam. Abu lahab would be behind him throwing pebbles at him. And he
		
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			would say, so he would speak to one group and move on a hula hoop would throw pebbles at him from
behind, and walk up to the same group and say, Don't listen to him. He's my nephew, some mental
plague has afflicted him, he is mad. And then he would move on to the next group, a Buddha would
follow in his footsteps and speak to the next group. That's how he would speak of his own nephew. So
I'm one of those visits to various groups.
		
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			The people of Medina, a very small group came across the Prophet sallallahu wasallam. He spoke to
them, invite them, they liked what he said. And eventually they promised to go back to your club and
speak to others and come back again. Eventually
		
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			12 of them gave back sort of sort of laughs a lot of them. This is known as an acrobatic oola, the
first beta of the Acrobat, the first pledge of Acrobat. And the following year, they gave 75 of them
seven, three men and two women came and from Medina and they gave back sort of sort of Allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam that was known as beatin. After that the Fannia, the second beta of
acaba
		
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			we did sort of ballad, only masculine
		
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			and in the last round of what the other mentions for the Malacca, so why doesn't he scale the
ascendant? Why doesn't he attempt the ascendant and I explained the meaning of October then. And
same thing, October means a very difficult mountain path, or
		
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			an a sense, which is difficult to climb. And wherever they have such a natural feature of the
terrain, they would call it
		
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			to be found in many different places throughout Arabia, where it's actually been named acaba, one of
them is on the outskirts of mud garden Minar. And that is known as the ACA. That's where that's
where the beta took place. So it's referred to as beta Apple, October alula, and be
		
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			the first and the second pledge of appa. So, in the second pledge, which was a much more serious
one, because 75 of them pledge, they invited the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam to come to the
city of Bethlehem. And their purpose of inviting him was that initially, they were eager to invite
him merely to save them, save their save them as a community as a society. Then when he invited them
to Islam, and they heard his message. Now they were eager for him to come and save their community
and save their souls, to save them from themselves and save their beliefs save their hearts and
minds save souls. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam agreed that he would come, that was the
		
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			final bait. Eventually, after that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam made an intention to
travel to Medina, and he advised us of how about the love to travel.
		
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			As soon as they could, eventually one by one in small groups as to how bad the alarm began traveling
to Medina, some of them have traveled before as well before the second layer of Africa. In fact, Mr.
Mayor De La Hoya and I traveled much before. And he remained that inviting people to Islam and
actually teaching them that these were some of the introductory factors that led up to the actual
hedge. Eventually,
		
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			after the second beta of APA province, a lot of things became even more intense. And when the
Quraysh found out that Mohammed has now reached a position whereby he is creating alliances with
people from other places, such as the city states of yesterday. And for them, the city state of
yesterday was arrival.
		
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			So you had the city state of Makkah, and you had the city state of yesterday.
		
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			And if he won the support of a whole city,
		
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			and they gave him that pledge of protection, and that was extremely serious, this was now a threat
to them in every way. So the British decided to
		
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			once and for all, and this whole affair, and now they began plotting and scheming against the very
life of a similar sort of the law it was sent them and that's referred to in the last panel with
Anna says, What in the world we can live in a gopher or leave the talker or your dog or your cat a
joke. William, William got a law or law haven marketing. Law says And remember, when those who
disbelieved they were plotting against you
		
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			in that they wanted to leave the talk, imprisoned.
		
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			Leave, meaning bind you banned you there. And the meaning of binding the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam that is too impressive. So to imprison him in Makkah, so he would have no freedom to
travel. Now, we're not talking about the Quraysh attacking
		
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			the weak Muslims,
		
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			or those without protection. Now they came straight for Salima some of the lahardee or some of them.
So they were scheming and plotting and planning and conferring between themselves to either improve
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam permanent, so that's actually changed him and shackle him. So
that he would,
		
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			he would be in prison
		
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			forever until he renounced his faith, or he pledged not to preach the message.
		
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			And they confer it amongst themselves. So some of them suggested that less impressive.
		
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			And the manner of imprisons would be that we just chain Mohammed and shackle him, and keep him in
chains and keep him in bondage forever. So he would not be able to move, let alone gather associated
with others or preach, he won't be able to move.
		
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			But the others immediately dismiss the idea. Then some of them suggested that let's banish him from
		
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			we don't want him in our city.
		
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			So let's banish him from the city. Others objected to that,
		
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			just as others objected to the first suggestion, saying that eventually, his followers will come and
free him.
		
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			And this suggestion that we banished, and they said, this is even more dangerous and foolish,
because he will then be free to do what he wishes outside the city, we will have no control over
him.
		
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			So they were at a loss as to what to do about the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And
finally, they came to the
		
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			final suggestion, which according to the historical narrations was made by double jab, double
General said, we should kill him.
		
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			And the manner of killing would be the reason they hadn't done it till now, is because that's how
the tribal society work. If one person killed another,
		
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			then
		
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			there was no law. The only law was a tribal law of retaliation.
		
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			If one member of if one member was killed,
		
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			then justice demanded that the others had a right to kill him.
		
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			And if they killed him,
		
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			and his men, the members of his tribe didn't accept, then they would retaliate against the wider
against the other tribe. And this in itself would lead to a raging ongoing battle over many
generations. So the
		
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			there was this balance of power. So for the sphere, nobody would kill anybody. And if they did,
that, it only if it was justified, and if it was
		
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			a rash act, then this led to battles and wars between them. So this was their balance of power. This
is what preventing prevented them from going out and killing the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam
randomly. So, according to the historical narrations of all Joe when he came up with the suggestion,
		
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			of course, they had already had the idea of killing him before But how was it to be done? If they
killed them blue Hashem would retaliate. It blue Hashem retaliated, then blue Hirshman would gain
the protection of the wider clan that the parents claim have been been robbed them enough. So what
he wouldn't just be a battle with bundle hashing it would be able to add them enough to so abou gel
came up with the evil suggestion that what we should do is we should get some young warriors from
all of the clans and tribes, and they should all go collectively and together simultaneously in
synchrony. Leisha spear Mohammed to death. So by by doing so, his blood will be divided over all the
		
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			clans and tribes. And but Adam and Eve will not be able to fight and resist everybody. So they will
finally settle for the mean blood
		
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			blood rates, because that's how the Arabs would work sometimes they through negotiation, they would
agree to accept Blood Money rather than actually taking the assailants life. So as compensation. So
we'll just said they won't be able to retaliate against all the tribes because we will all share the
responsibility of killing Muhammad. So they agreed to his idea. And according to historical
generations, that's what they intended to do. But the Koran does refer to this with the words and
remember what you've got to be kidding. Athena cafaro leaves the talk.
		
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			And remember when those who disbelieved or plotting against you that
		
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			They would imprison you, or kill you or banish you and remove you from the city. We have grown away
in a court of law, and they were plotting and Allah plan allows planning or law, halal marketing,
and allies the best of planners.
		
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			So they then, when things became so serious, then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam intended
to travel But do remember, it wasn't like he didn't want to travel beforehand, or he never made the
intention, even with the hedger. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam did not do anything of his
own accord until he was given permission, and granted a command by law. Regardless of the rest of
his life, the province of the law it was and did not move from Makkah, even though most of his
companions had left all of them even the Allah and had left and the other side of the alarm had left
approximately 70 to 80. So how about the alarm I had already done before sort of law, some of the
		
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			law or legal some of them, now only he and members of his family remained and see you then I will
look at us a vehicle of the alarm on his best friend.
		
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			He was waiting for permission
		
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			from a last round of water Allah, and he had seen, he had seen the oasis of Medina in a dream.
		
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			And that's when he told us about the lava and him that I have been shown my place of hitch and
instead of wasteless
		
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			and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam actually thought it was somewhere else.
		
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			Then he realized it was yathrib. So these were the
		
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			introductory factors that led up to the emigration, the hedgerow have Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam, and then he finally decided to do hedra. There is that historical narration, that story
of the young warriors of the race gathering around the house of the Prophet sallallahu, alayhi
wasallam, intending to kill him. And then it's quite possible they did this after learning that
		
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			the province of the Lavalle who seldom wants to do his job, however, that is one narration. And
then,
		
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			but many other man have actually questioned the reliability of those narrations. And I'll explain
that when we actually do the heavy, but in essence, the province of the LaValle, who was selling
them did Hitler and he emigrated from and that's the beginning of the Hadees. So, this was just a
brief intro. Well, this was just an introduction in Sharla. Let's begin the actual hobbies. And we
will continue next week. I won't be giving any background explanations, but we will concentrate on
the heavy finish words. So for those of you who are following us have eaten the 3905 from
		
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			from kitanomine article on SAR, Baba V is a lot of them was happy eliminating
		
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			the thymus and for those who are doing who are following from the gelida study, the summarized
version is 1593
		
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			will be the
		
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			law
		
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			located in our head the sun laser entertaining audible Shihab
		
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			robot to Brisbane
		
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			and nourish there'll be a lot
		
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			this is the chain of narration mum Hardy's teacher is hidden Okay.
		
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			Who relates us for the from a leaf relate from hearted who relates from English you have somebody
		
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			who himself relates from Robert to Brisbane, or to Brisbane, vane was the son of availible.
		
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			And the brother of Abdullah who was evade the law
		
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			and he relates from his armed
		
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			shadow the alarm her his mother, his mother was a smart employee, but claims deal. So this Hadeeth
is about his grandfather.
		
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			And he relates it from his arm to his mother system, and shuttle the alarm.
		
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			So
		
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			he says, to Brisbane relates inform me, and that'll be a la cocina de Silva love it.
		
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			That
		
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			movie, the Chateau de la, the wife of the Prophet sallallahu I think she said, No.
		
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			I do not remember my parents at all.
		
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			In law Mahamaya, the nanny Dean, except that they were both following the religion.
		
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			Welcome Mr. Alena young and not a single day past buyers Illa Tina Fie Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam, except that Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would come in
		
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			at both ends of the day will grotto marshy in the morning and in the evening
		
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			for them the Muslim
		
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			then when the Muslims were
		
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			tested how Raja Abu Bakr in Mahajan Habesha Abu Bakr rhodiola, he left emigrating towards the land
of the
		
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			allender this this was just a translation. I just wanted to start
		
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			it's quite long inshallah we'll continue from next week we will actually do
		
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			quite a number of pages. So inshallah we'll continue next week, we will do these proper. So please
continue to come yourselves and invite others also.
		
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