Riyadul Haqq – Traits of Hypocrisy Part 4

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The transcript discusses the history and characteristics of Islam, including its cultural significance and the importance of honoring the name of Islam in public. It emphasizes the need for truthful speech, discipline, and mindful speech. The importance of minimizing risk of unnecessary disagreements and not arguing with each other is emphasized. The segment also touches on the loss of love, the use of words in communication, and the importance of managing and controlling disagreements to avoid misunderstandings and loss of their values.

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim.
		
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			Smilla Rahmanir Rahim
		
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			Allah rapa Alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala so you didn't Marcelino hot I mean the been
		
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			promoting Wada, the use of the hegemon in
		
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			my bad so far was Billa ministry on every gene Spindler, man of Rahim in Allahumma eco saloon Island
and Johan Lilina sidhwani. He was sending sleep
		
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			well laden salam ala Sayidina Muhammad and in the VU me or other the semblance
		
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			specter liscense Miranda La Habra, Ricardo,
		
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			we continue with the theme of
		
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			hypocrisy
		
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			and the traits of hypocrisy.
		
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			And then when I've gone the hypocrites,
		
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			previously, I
		
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			explained the beginning verses of Surah Baqarah.
		
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			And this set of verses is the first set of verses in the Quran that deals that that deals with the
topic of the hypocrites and hypocrisy. So I've concluded that and as promised, in sha Allah, I'll
continue to select different verses from the Quran, which deal with this topic, and comment on them
in the hope that we can identify the traits and the characteristics of hypocrisy is Allah subhanaw
taala has defined so that we may
		
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			be wary
		
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			of such traits, and try to eradicate them from our character if we find any trace of them in others.
		
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			So the next set of verses, there are quite a few verses of the Holy Quran that deal with them and
I've gone
		
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			and not all of them are necessarily suitable for discussion here.
		
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			But another set of verses which deal with the traits of hypocrisy, I say they aren't unsuitable
because they are quite detailed and multifaceted and
		
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			have many of the topics entwined with them. For instance, in sort of the Bacara last panel with the
ILO speaks about the behavior of the monarch for the Hippocrates at the time of the changing of the
fibula. So that is another set of verses, but it's not exclusively to do with the traits of
hypocrisy. Rather, it's a very lengthy discussion about the changing of the Qibla. And
		
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			there was opposition, there was confusion, and many of the things and the part of the hypocrites
played was also one part but it wasn't the only and main part.
		
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			But another set of verses which exclusively deals with the trace of hypocrisy is
		
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			a set of verses in Surah Baqarah again, in which Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah says, women and nasem
in your attribute, Allah who have inherited dunya where shall we you should love Allah Matthew
quality what were some what is that well Lhasa fell out of the leaves to the fee while you look at
the heart of the oneness, Allah Allah you will facade will either be the look of tequila that is too
small Jen well a bit send me hard I'm in a NASA machine of soap divert metadata and Allah will often
be labor
		
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			losses
		
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			of the people
		
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			there is one
		
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			the wording is singular it's not plural. So it identifies one person. So women in nursing when you
are Gible Coldwell that hire to dunya
		
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			the of the people that is one
		
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			whose words whose speech please pleases you
		
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			in the worldly life,
		
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			we Shiv la dama.
		
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			And he makes a lot of witness over what's in his heart.
		
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			What we're allowed to have
		
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			Song
		
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			and he is
		
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			the
		
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			most contentious and Vin, of the opposes of the opponents of the adversaries.
		
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			And for continue, Who is Allah Subhan Allah with the Allah speaking of
		
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			many orlimar say that this verse was originally revealed about one of the leaders of the Hippocrates
again, someone like Abdullah Hypnobabies said or not him, but another one, some say was revealed
about lessness of machete.
		
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			Someone who was wealthy, powerful, influential, but who opposed a sort of loss and Allahu alayhi wa
salam, but at the same time pretended to be
		
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			a carer a friend, a sympathizer to Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			But, like many verses of the Quran,
		
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			even though a verse may have been revealed about one hypocrites or a group of hypocrites, what
concerns us is the traits mentioned there,
		
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			that we should be aware of and that we should be fearful of. And this is why the dilemma always say
that in throughout the Quran, although verses were revealed, at times, not always, but verses were
revealed after on a particular occasion
		
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			regarding one particular individual after one specific incident or event,
		
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			that may have happened, but the lessons are eternal and universal.
		
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			So similarly here.
		
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			What concerns is, is the characteristics and the traits that Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah mentions
in these verses and this is why the MRC, this verse is relevant and applicable to every hypocrites
to every individual who behaves in this way.
		
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			So women and Nassima, Yojimbo, Congo
		
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			and of the people that is one whose speech pleases she impresses you.
		
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			So going back to the time of Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi salam, originally, the person who is
being addressed is the messenger of allah sallallahu alayhi wa salam, that of the people around you,
		
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			that are those
		
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			or there is someone specifically who comes to you speaks to
		
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			and he is so charming, so convincing, so eloquent?
		
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			That his speech, his words, impress even you a Messenger.
		
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			They please you.
		
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			And they are so convincing, so vociferous in their claim, it's so persistent,
		
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			that to prove themselves, they swear oath upon oath, taking the name of Allah
		
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			and swearing and claiming that what they say about their sympathy for you, their love for you, they
believe in you. All of this is true, and that they are not lying, but they are honest and truthful.
They will swear in the name of Allah swear oath upon oath. And that's what Allah says, when you hit
la dama feel calm, and he makes Allah who witness
		
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			over what's in his heart. And this is how the hypocrites were then, and how they have always been
and will always be. And this is one of the main traits of hypocrisy as we learned in the Sierra
Salton one afternoon, right at the beginning of the surah Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah says, is our
jackal Manasa Alma Aruna shirt, no shadow in Nicola rasool Allah.
		
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			When the when the hypocrites come to you again O Messenger of Allah, when the hypocrites come see,
they say, in the shadow in Nicola rasool Allah, we testify
		
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			that indeed,
		
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			you are most assuredly the Messenger of Allah. These words of Mine, these various words of Mine
aren't an embellishment or an emphasis on my part. They are actually a translation of every
		
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			Word and letter in the sentence.
		
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			If Agia couldn't one after all, when the hypocrites come to you, or will they say,
		
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			No Shall we testify?
		
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			We bear testimony
		
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			in that indeed you Verily you learn this is known as lamb with that key, the Lamb of emphasis
		
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			that indeed you are learn most assuredly Rasul Allah, the Messenger of Allah
		
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			and that's how they were.
		
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			When they would come before us all last Allahu alayhi wa sallam,
		
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			they would act they would put on an act, a show, they would say what ever was required, they would
swear any oath in the name of Allah. They would add emphasis upon emphasis, they will protect their
innocence. They would be they will try to be charming, convincing. In fact, they will try to be more
honest than anyone else who's honest, more truthful than the truthful.
		
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			overdoing it overcompensate
		
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			because that's their nature, for them, truth, lungs, words, oaths, swearing in the Name of Allah,
all of this is equal, it makes no difference. What matters is the goal, the objective,
		
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			if the objective is to please this person, say whatever is required.
		
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			In order there's a phrase that at the time of necessity when someone comes to speak and
		
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			so the phrases, but they go be Bob banality go there go be Babylon.
		
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			Which means that when a person comes to speaking and convincing,
		
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			and has to put on that charm, and that show, he even make a donkey his dad.
		
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			So, indeed, for a hypocrite.
		
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			Words don't matter. Words are meaningless. The truth is meaningless.
		
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			What matters is the goal, the objective,
		
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			and to achieve that objective, to arrive at that destination, Everything is permissible and lawful.
You can say and do what you want.
		
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			And that's how they would be before us all Allah, Allah, Allah Almighty.
		
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			And this verse says exactly the same woman and now same in your job or older who inherited them,
where you should Allah Allah Murphy,
		
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			the other people that is one whose words whose statement whose speech pleases you impresses you.
		
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			And not only that, but he goes even further, we use hidden law law mafia a little bit, and he makes
a lot of witness over what's in his heart.
		
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			So what lessons can we learn from this one?
		
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			A believer is honest in speech indeed.
		
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			A believer doesn't protest too much, doesn't protest their innocence too much. A believer
		
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			doesn't have to speak too much.
		
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			A believer doesn't shouldn't feel it's necessary to convince the other person and in all and in
trying to convince the other person, be verbose and say anything, speak excessively, and swear in
the name of Allah unnecessarily. This is not the character and habits of a believer, a believer is
very cautious when it comes to the name of Allah. A believer does not take the name of a live thing
		
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			and we know very well that if someone
		
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			is protesting their innocence too much, saying anything that's required
		
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			then
		
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			normally that should make us wary.
		
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			That is not the behavior of a mob of a belief. This is how the Mona Lisa
		
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			and the thing is they are utterly charming and convincing
		
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			because woman
		
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			terribly, they believe in their own lies momentarily. They actually believe in their own lives.
		
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			One of the things about lives is that they actually concoct a story in their heads.
		
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			So they make a story, they spin a yarn, a story in their heads, they come, they concoct a fiction in
their heads. And then they actually follow that fiction.
		
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			This is why they don't stumble. They don't stutter.
		
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			They don't fall to the don't hold.
		
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			The narrative is smooth.
		
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			And it's utterly convincing.
		
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			Because they've actually hatched a plot and concocted a story in their heads
		
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			momentarily. They know they are lying, but momentarily, they believe their lie. And they need to do
it in order to convince the other purse.
		
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			In fact,
		
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			one of the signs of that, well, it's not a sign but one of the things about the hypocrites during
the time of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Of course, not all of them, but the leaders, as
Allah describes them.
		
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			Is in sort of doom and gloom. What does Allah subhanho wa Taala say way though, a tutor Angelica at
some in your guru, this magical him that when you see them their bodies please you
		
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			were in your guru, the smell your cola him and if they speak, you listen to their words.
		
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			They were eloquent.
		
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			Charming and convincing. And this is why in a hadith related by mom would have been humbling as
Muslims and by others are sold lots of the law or legal sell themselves in half or Allah Mithi good
lamona 15 Aleem in the sun, indeed.
		
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			One of the greatest fears that I fear for my ummah, is one of the greatest fears that I fear for my
ummah, is called Illumina, if you've been heard imminently son, every month, every hypocrites who is
eloquence of tongue,
		
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			learned of tongue
		
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			they can be very argumentative and persuasive, very pushy and persistent.
		
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			People often just capitulate and surrender and given.
		
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			And this is why Allah Enza verse with the word we use hidden Allah Allah Murphy. He makes Allah who
witness over walks in his heart while we're allowed to do Islam, and he is the most contentious, the
most vehement of the opponents of the adversaries.
		
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			He is the most quarrels.
		
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			Of those who argue this is the meaning of a liberal Hassan
		
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			the most argumentative
		
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			of the argues the most quarrelsome of the querulous
		
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			the most divisive, vociferous and veterans of the opponents in the house.
		
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			They never give up.
		
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			They never give up. They will take it to the till the end.
		
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			They have to prove themselves, right.
		
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			That's when they are SATs.
		
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			Now, this is another lesson. So one of the lessons we learn is that
		
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			we shouldn't take Allah's Name in vain. We shouldn't have to bring in Allah's name in every argument
and every dispute in every conversation.
		
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			We shouldn't feel pressed to try to convince the other person
		
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			but the greatest lesson is this ending of the verse about Assam, being quarrelsome, being
argumentative.
		
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			being pushy and persistent.
		
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			In arguments is actually one of the traits of them on Earth.
		
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			And this is why in the Hadith later by mumble hottie and others are so many and aren't shuttled the
Allah says, The soul of allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
		
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			in the Abba Ricciardi Illa Allah he'll have to Huson indeed
		
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			One of the most detested
		
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			men, one of the most detested people in the sight of Allah is a lead dual harassing the
argumentative adversary, the quarrelsome quarrel.
		
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			Same similar words, Abdul Hassan, Hassan is a gemera, the plural of Hussmann. So in the Hadith, it's
singular. In the Quran, it's plural second word, but they both refer to the same thing.
		
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			A liberal Huseyn, an argument,
		
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			quarrels,
		
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			adversarial individual.
		
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			So who is such a quarrelsome, adversarial,
		
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			argumentative person?
		
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			Someone who has to argue, who has to dispute
		
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			who has to resist?
		
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			Who has to say something?
		
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			Who has to pick a fight
		
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			and not not necessarily a physical altercation. But just an argument.
		
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			Someone who has to say something.
		
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			Pick a point.
		
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			argue, quarrel, debate.
		
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			make themselves known interfere.
		
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			Someone who can't remain silent. Someone who refuses to accept and resists everything.
		
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			Such a person by the testimony of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam is one of the most tested in
the sight of Allah. Such people are detested amongst creation, who likes an argumentative person who
does? Even the argumentative, quarrelsome people don't like argumentative, quarrelsome people.
		
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			No one loves
		
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			a person no one likes a person no one finds such a person tolerable
		
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			who, someone who is quarrelsome, argumentative, disputing, resisting, in everything.
		
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			Always picking fights, picking an argument, someone who has to save some
		
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			this is not the character. This is not the behavior of a mock. This is the behavior of a monad fit.
		
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			Someone who has to always pick a friend.
		
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			So one of the lessons we can learn is to observe silence. Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa salam says
in a hadith led by man Bihari momsteam, and others
		
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			muncom up Nabila he will Yeoman
		
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			for local hire and Alia smooth so long
		
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			that mankind Allah who will Yeoman
		
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			whoever believes in Allah, the final day for the equilibrium and only a small, then he should say
something good, otherwise remain silent.
		
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			One of the greatest lessons from the hadith of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa salam, we should
learn to do this. We should train ourselves and discipline ourselves.
		
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			To do to do it this
		
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			holding our silence, holding our peace, remaining quiet, only parting our lips if we have something
good say, if we don't have anything good say, zipping our lips, shutting our mouth, sealing our lips
not saying a word
		
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			man some of the Naja.
		
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			Whoever remained silent.
		
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			He was saved
		
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			to Miami rue de la harm as Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in a hadith later my mom told me
the and others. Manager or messenger of Allah what salvation How can a person save himself? Probably
some of the love Eileen was salam said I'm sick alikhan Asana he said three things. I'm sick. I like
an Asana call you sack or veto or Kiala healthy attic. The second thing was, let your home confine
you remain at home while Kiana huddly ethic and weep over your sin. But the first word was unsick la
Karissa
		
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			I'm sick i nacreous Oh,
		
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			Hold your tongue
		
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			that's what we should do. That's what we that's one thing we can learn.
		
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			Always having to speak always having to say something. Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa salam was,
was a very calm and silent individual. He spoke only one less.
		
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			One of the most remarkable things about him we can learn so much from him.
		
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			I was mentioned someone just recently they were asking me about
		
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			how a person should spend their day and night
		
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			in broad general terms. And one of the things I mentioned was the sort of loss of the love it will
send them lived in tune with nature.
		
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			after Isha, they will perform Isha Salah
		
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			and his wives relate this, that he would go home.
		
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			If there was a need for him to speak to his wives, his family, he would speak otherwise without
speaking he would retire to bed.
		
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			And he would fall asleep.
		
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			Hmm.
		
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			He wouldn't even speak with his family after ation
		
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			unless there was a requirement unless there was a necessity. And his wives actually use those words,
that if there was a need for him to speak and converse with his family, he would
		
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			otherwise he wouldn't speak.
		
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			Look, I'm not saying that's good for you.
		
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			To go home and not say a word. That was an assault Allah, so Allah, Allah, Allah.
		
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			And they were the MaHA mean, the Mothers of the Believers.
		
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			But the point I'm making is, he was a man of very few words.
		
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			He wouldn't say
		
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			he would speak only when nests and even then he wouldn't raise his voice. He was calm, collected,
quiet, reserved, soft of speech, silent.
		
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			one of very few select words
		
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			soft of speed selective of speech,
		
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			and that is the sun.
		
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			And how is this relevant to this discussion, when a person practices silence, observes reservation
		
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			and withholds their tongue, as much as possible on different occasions, then, by their own training
in discipline, when an awkward situation arises, and there is a possibility of an argument there is
a possibility of a dispute, there is a possibility of being provoked. Then even on such occasions,
their training comes in handy.
		
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			They remain calm.
		
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			They remain silent.
		
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			They don't talk.
		
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			They don't resist
		
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			and wanna look
		
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			at the term of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			And
		
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			this is a trait of hypocrisy. What does the moon arfield argue? Resist?
		
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			is persistent,
		
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			foul man format, always having to say something.
		
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			He always wants the last word
		
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			always wants the last word.
		
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			That is not the character of a mob.
		
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			This is why we have been encouraged not to argue with each yes arguments take place. It's natural.
		
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			We should try to minimize and minimize that.
		
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			disputes
		
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			are an everyday fact of life.
		
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			The Sahaba or the Allah who
		
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			argued with each other.
		
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			But what Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam taught is
		
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			compromise agreement if every person sticks tenaciously to their position
		
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			than
		
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			where is the solution?
		
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			Something has to give someone has to give.
		
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			In fact, it's related in the Hadith that garbled nomadic or the alarm.
		
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			He had lent someone some famous hobby of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam, where I've covered
		
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			much about him in detail in the long hadith of Eagle Buhari, which I commented on hadith of Gabbard
and the Hadith of gabungan nomadic or the Allah hiring, regarding the book, etc, which is available,
so you can refer to that. So the same gamma cinematical the Allaha. And once he had an argument,
		
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			sorry, he had lent money to somebody.
		
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			And that person wasn't paying him back.
		
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			Some garbled mnemonic it will be Allah horn, and his detta
		
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			began arguing about this in the masjid of Rasulullah sallallahu it was
		
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			and they were arguing so loudly that the Prophet Sall Allahu alayhi wa sallam who was inside his
house heard them so he came out, you remove the partition and came out.
		
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			And when he saw cataloguing the monocle, the alarm and the other person, and he had heard the words,
he knew they were arguing about a debt and unpaid debt
		
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			that was owed to Captain America the alarm? What is the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam to Allahu
Akbar, straightaway, you said to him, yeah, Garrett, oh, girl.
		
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			Shed
		
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			half of the debt, forgive half of the debt.
		
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			And then he signaled with his hands
		
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			that shed forgive knockoff half of the debt.
		
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			And these were the Sahaba or the Allahu Anhu. A moment before they were he was arguing.
		
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			And their voices were raised. Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam hurt them when he came out. And he
said to him, Oh, God,
		
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			shed half of the debt. What was garbled mnemonic for the loved ones reply.
		
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			Of course, yellow slow. straightaway.
		
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			As soon as he said yes, era sort of Allah. Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said to the other
person, rise and pay him his debt.
		
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			And the matter was resolved.
		
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			disputes are a fact of life.
		
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			In fact, what a once a father and son disagreed about and then during the time the prophets of Allah
it was
		
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			a father and son disagree. So the son went to the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam.
		
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			And this is why the older man
		
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			have a discussion. One of the things to be learned from that heading is, can a man take his father
to court?
		
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			Can a man take his father to court?
		
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			And yes, he can. That's what the sahabi did. He took his father toward a suit Allah, Allah, Allah
Allah himself
		
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			because he went to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam to resolve the dispute that he had with
his father and he was over money. Of course, the Father had given sadaqa
		
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			what had happened is that the Father had appointed someone to distribute charity.
		
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			So he gave it to him, that person went around distributing the charity, and he ended up giving it to
his son, the donors son. So when the father learned that the person I had given responsibility to
distribute charity, of course, he had given others but he had also ended up giving it to my son
inadvertently without realizing.
		
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			So the father said to the Son, this wasn't meant for you.
		
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			So the son said, well, I need it. Father said he wasn't meant for you.
		
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			Since it well, it was given to me and I need it for the Sedna. So the sentiment of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said the artists will Allah. I was given this wealth and charity, I need
it. I am dependent on it. I deserve it.
		
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			But because my father was the original donor,
		
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			he's refusing to accept that I should have it for
		
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			So Allah Allah wa salam summoned
		
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			and is that terms pan Allah, this is the way the Prophet sallallahu alayhi, wa salam resolved
disputes.
		
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			He heard a son.
		
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			He heard what the son had to say.
		
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			Many fathers, many parents come to the orlimar.
		
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			And they say, speak to my son.
		
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			Speak tomorrow
		
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			and the attitude isn't that we have a disagreement, can you
		
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			speak to my Son, listen to what he has to say. And then, if you can advise us now
		
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			speak to my son, please.
		
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			And the idea is, you tell him what I want him to do and what I am telling you
		
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			and will lie often, not so much now, but especially in the past. It's like, parents would actually
say to me, can you speak to my son?
		
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			Fathers say why?
		
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			I want him to marry my knees but he's refusing. So you talk some Sensient
		
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			Of course I wouldn't say it's but
		
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			my immediate thought was well, who's going to talk sense to you?
		
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			Manny my knees.
		
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			So sort of pseudo Allah Subhan Allah, Allah who said,
		
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			he would listen
		
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			even to the children.
		
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			So he heard what the son had to say and look at how he resolved it. He said to the Father,
		
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			you gave with the intention of charity. And you have received your
		
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			you've received your
		
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			your reward isn't impacted in any way. So you've received your evil
		
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			and he received it
		
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			in good faith, and the wealth came to him. So let him keep
		
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			he got what he needed. You got what you deserve your reward.
		
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			So even father and son
		
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			fell out and had a disagreement when it came to wealth during the time of the Prophet Silla love it.
		
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			So our disagreements are a fact of life. parents disagree with their children, siblings disagree.
		
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			Spouses, husbands and wives disagree. Everyone disagrees.
		
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			is Islam doesn't say you can't disagree or fall into disputes with anyone. No.
		
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			what Islam teaches us is that disagreements are a fact of life disputes are a fact of life. You have
to learn how to manage them, how to control them, and how not to misbehave. In a disagreement in an
argument.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam had disagreements with his wives
		
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			and strong disagreements at times
		
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			so
		
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			loss of Hannah who were there other tests
		
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			argumentative,
		
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			disputing contentious
		
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			belligerent individuals love to test
		
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			those who always wants to pick a farm
		
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			we need to learn not talk.
		
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			Even in a disagreement things can be resolved
		
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			and this is why in that famous Hadith gain related by Mahatma Muslim and others from I'm delighted
I'm gonna ask for the Allahumma the beginning is a Berryman good enough economy in Africa heartless.
There are four things which found in a person
		
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			which are found in a person then he is a pure hypocrites.
		
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			And if one of these traits is found in him, then he has an imitative hypocrisy until he removes it.
		
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			And then, what's the fourth? What's the final trade that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam
mentioned the fourth trait in this particular
		
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			Get a hottie what either handsome or fragile when he disputes his sin.
		
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			That's the trait of a monarch.
		
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			Even and what men disputes even a McMinn falls into disagreement, even allotment ends up having an
argument or a fallout with something
		
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			that happens.
		
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			But the movement the believer contains the disagreement
		
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			manages it contains. And that's the most important thing. If the disagreement is about money.
		
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			The movement ensures that that that disagreement remains between him and the other person, and
remains only about money.
		
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			He doesn't extend this or extrapolate to other things,
		
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			or to other people.
		
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			He doesn't expect that because I have a disagreement with this individual, everyone else has to
oppose him too.
		
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			And anyone who's his friend, is my enemy.
		
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			My enemies friend is my is my enemy, too.
		
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			That's not the character of a model.
		
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			That's arrogance.
		
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			A person thinks that I disagree with this person, I have a dispute with this individual, right?
Everyone else
		
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			should make an enemy of into.
		
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			And if they don't,
		
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			then I'm hostile to them.
		
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			That's the meaning of what you are handsome or fragile when he disputes his sins. He doesn't contain
the disagreement. He extends it to other people.
		
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			And he extends it to other things beyond the original disagreement.
		
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			He takes it beyond wealth, he takes it to other things to
		
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			somehow Subhan Allah Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah teachers as in the Quran,
		
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			that Allah did not hold even family members to account
		
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			for the rebellion
		
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			of their own family members. Normally his Salam, Allah subhanho wa Taala did not hold him to account
for his son, or for his wife.
		
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			Ibrahim alayhis salam, Allah did not hold him to account for his father as
		
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			Ruth Alayhis Salam, Allah did not hold them to account for his wife.
		
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			Why for Pharaoh asiyah, the Allahu anha. Allah mentions, though not by name in the Quran, last
panel, who would Allah did not hold her to account for her husband's behavior?
		
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			No one is responsible for another person's behavior. What it does, it was a little miserable. And no
soul shall bear the sin and the burden of another soul. That's the law of Allah. Why should if Allah
subhanho wa Taala
		
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			does not hold father to account for the son, wife for the husband, the husband, for the Wife, Son
for the father, then who are we
		
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			to extend our disagreements, our conflicts and disputes to the whole family into the whole
generation and expect everyone to agree with us in our enmity and dispute with others?
		
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			How
		
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			we behave childish, childish. And the next thing you know, the two people who are disagreeing, they
will try to make everyone else their enemy too. And then
		
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			suddenly,
		
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			they become friends again.
		
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			When they become friends, again, they don't bother trying to make everybody their friends.
		
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			Now everyone else is the enemy.
		
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			This is why one of the greatest problems, although my experience is marital disputes,
		
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			will lie.
		
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			Husbands and wives argue
		
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			they go to an island amount of experiences throughout my life.
		
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			He says
		
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			Let me begin with her. She says he's a scum of the earth.
		
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			The worst of all God's creation.
		
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			I don't want to see his face.
		
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			He says
		
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			I don't have anything to do with
		
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			he's like this. He's like that she's
		
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			like this is like that handler.
		
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			Now when people contact me,
		
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			I rarely listen. Beyond the first few words.
		
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			I just say,
		
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			Hold on, what do you want of me?
		
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			What do you want of me?
		
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			Because if you let them start,
		
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			they could go on all day and all night.
		
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			So I normally cut it short, and I say, What do you want of me?
		
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			How can I help you? Ask me a specific question. And Alan's asked me for specific advice. And I'll
give it to you if I can.
		
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			And then, this panel, you try to help you try to advise
		
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			another and take it from me, I'm saying it's for the record.
		
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			It has always been my policy not of today and not yesterday. But for decades, from the very
beginning,
		
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			and know this, repeat it if required.
		
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			And take this from me for the record. I never, ever tell people what to do. Never.
		
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			And there's a reason
		
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			I never tell people want.
		
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			Ask me a question. I'll give you a reply fightcamp, from what the texts and the scriptures of the
Islam set, say.
		
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			If you say to me, should I do this is should I divorce him? Should I divorce her?
		
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			I never, ever tell people what to do.
		
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			It's up to you. That's your choice. That's your decision. That's what you need to determine.
		
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			No one else can make that choice for I'm not even going to guide you in any one direction.
		
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			If you ask me what,
		
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			from my knowledge and experience, what normally happens, I can tell you that this normally happens.
		
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			If you ask me what the Hadith says what the Quran says what the rule Mr. Say, What the What's,
what's historical, what's historically been the norm, etc. I can maybe reply
		
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			back to what you should do. I never
		
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			tell anyone I never advise. And yet, and yet, despite me never advising anyone, what to do.
		
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			The this often what happens is that the couple who are at each other's throats, and who declare each
other to be the scum of the earth,
		
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			and the worst of God's creation.
		
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			Next thing you know, they're back together again.
		
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			And not only are they back together again, but was I saying earlier when those who are in dispute,
		
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			disagree with each other. They expect the whole world to join them in their disagreement and in
their disputes and in their enmity. Yet when they get together again. That's it. Now it's them
against the word.
		
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			So often when couples get back together, not always but often.
		
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			Especially the most contentious argumentative ones
		
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			it's bizarre how can they get together after all of that?
		
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			But then it's like oh, we finally together that's good. What was all that about?
		
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			Oh, no, I never said that. I never did that. Oh, it's just a huge misunderstanding. It's other
people. It's other people trying to drive us apart.
		
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			It shave
		
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			he's the one
		
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			Subha.
		
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			In the Ebola Ricciardi Illa Hill Ellen blossom. In the the most one of the most detested P men of
men, one of the most detested people in the sight of Allah is the argumentative, contentious,
quarrelsome adversary.
		
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			This is an
		
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			Not the traits of men. This is a trait of a monarch. Now, I'm not saying that anyone who does any of
this becomes a monarch I've never said now, I've told you throughout the series of hypocrisy, that
these are the traits of the original hypocrites. These are the traits of hypocrisy identified as
such by Allah, His Rasulullah, sallAllahu alagille syndrome. And undoubtedly, we have these
weaknesses inners.
		
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			But we so the idea is to learn about them to be weary of them, and to eradicate them from our
character, just as the messenger SallAllahu sallam said that if any one of these traits is in him,
then he has in him a trait of hypocrisy until he removes it. It doesn't make him a malefic. But as I
said, on many occasions right at the beginning, that once these traits accumulate, and become
entrenched in the person, then initially it may just be hypocrisy in terms of mismatch between the
exterior and the interior in one's words on one's deeds.
		
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			What if they if they accumulate and become entrenched, there is a great danger that a person may
stray into that area, whereby hypocrisy isn't just confined to hypocrisy of speech and a mismatch
between speech indeed, but rather, hypocrisy becomes true hypocrisy of the heart, hypocrisy of
faith,
		
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			that's a danger.
		
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			So being argumentative and quarrelsome is
		
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			one of the traits of hypocrisy. This is not how men behaves.
		
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			And disagreements are a fact of life when a Mormon disagrees, what does he or she do? And what men
confines the disagreement to the original disagreement? And what men a believer doesn't extend that
disagreement to other things with the same person or even to other P
		
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			maximal
		
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			and a McMahon seeks compromise and what mean forgives.
		
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			And what mean overlooks
		
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			and what mean doesn't, doesn't remain entrenched in their position tenaciously holding on to what
they believe is wrong. What does it achieve
		
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			I quote my father used to often say to me, and he used to cite
		
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			has more than a use of a candle we ran to lay
		
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			you off of here to Sahaba and various other books. It's a great scholar
		
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			hasn't gone on our use of candle rewrite Allah Halley's beautiful words, were bats in some ill to
Jota Hima in the Horta, that in with debates and discussion, a man is compelled to agree with you,
but he never becomes in deity.
		
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			And if I was to give a literal translation, with argument, with debate but Hudson,
		
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			in Sun are ill to hota hai MA in the heat water, meaning he accepts,
		
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			but he never becomes inclined.
		
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			That's what arguments achieves.
		
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			I'm right, you're wrong. Fine. And then what?
		
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			You've made yourself happy momentarily. You've given yourself a pat on the back. You feel smug, and
SATs satisfied momentarily.
		
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			What has he achieved? You've broken mirrors, you've smashed glass. You've burned bridges.
		
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			You've made people dislike you. You've made people resent you. Allah resents Allah tests and
argumentative, obdurate, obstinate, quarrelsome individual and Allah is Allah.
		
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			He is Allah, what do you think of creation?
		
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			You argue
		
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			you fight your corner. You debate you try to prove your point. You say whatever is required.
		
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			And then
		
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			Okay, you win.
		
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			Have you achieved? Nothing?
		
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			You feel you are right, you feel vindicated. You feel smug and satisfied momentarily? How long does
that smugness? How long does that satisfaction? Last? How long does that inner glow last?
		
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			Very short. And then what have you done in the process?
		
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			You've burned bridges.
		
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			If you're arguing with your wife,
		
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			and you just stick to your port
		
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			and you have to be proven wrong.
		
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			And you say whatever is required, fine. You might feel happy momentarily. What has it achieved?
You've created resentment and bitterness, bitterness.
		
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			In the heart, of your own spams.
		
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			You've burned bridges.
		
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			That's what arguments do.
		
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			That's what disputes do.
		
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			This is why the Sunnah of Rasulullah Salallahu Alaihe. Salam was to forgive. In fact, Subhan Allah
What does Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah say, to Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam yet
		
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			yeah, you have to be your limit to hurray mama Hello Allah hulak The the metadata as logic will love
affordable reign.
		
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			But follow the law hooligan daily letter A Monica.
		
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			Hola Hola, como la linea backing?
		
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			O prophets.
		
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			Why do you make haram upon yourself?
		
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			That's which Allah has made hello for you.
		
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			The email data as logic seeking the pleasure of your work.
		
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			Even Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam being who he was in his disagreements with his wives.
		
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			He actually said to them, okay, okay.
		
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			I won't do this anymore. He wasn't doing anything wrong.
		
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			But to appease them, to placate them to please me
		
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			to try and reduce the disagreements, to try and remove the quarrel,
		
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			to try to win their hearts. Even the Messenger of Allah said, Okay, I want this.
		
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			And they needed a bit more convincing.
		
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			So he said, I swear in the name of Allah, I won't do this anymore.
		
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			I take an oath that I won't do this.
		
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			And that was the nature of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			He wouldn't say anything himself.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa taala. Allah will always protect.
		
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			So Allah revealed verses of the Quran. Yeah, you're gonna be you're going to have to remember Allah
Allah, that really metadata as watching,
		
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			oh prophets, why do you make that haram upon yourself that which is Allah, which Allah has made
halal for you, the building metadata as well ergic whilst you are seeking the pleasure of your
wives,
		
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			you trying to appease them, placate them, win them over.
		
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			Then Allah said to him, but for the love of Allah, He letter a man. Allah has made obligatory upon
you, the unraveling of your oath, the breaking of your oath, that you took an oath me and it's
please your wives, and in the process you made haram for yourself that which Allah made halal, you
cannot do that on Messenger of Allah, you must break your oath.
		
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			What does the verse show that that's the extent to which the prophets of Allah Haile Salam
compromised.
		
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			And if anyone seizes this, and says, See, see, see what the messenger of Allah did,
		
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			then that in itself is wrong because that's exactly what we're arguing against, to try and argue
your corner.
		
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			Everyone's very good at knowing those verses and those that have these which are in their favor. So
the husband knows all those verses and Hadith and the wives know the wife knows her verses and
Hadith. And then we are arguing with each other using verses of the whole
		
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			sort of symbol
		
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			that goes against the very spirits of the
		
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			old should
		
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			Learn. I'm not I'm not just talking about husband and wife and every disagreement, this is a
character of a movement. This is how Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was, this is how the
Sahaba or the Allah and who were overlooking, forgiving look at gamma nomadic or the Allah. Okay,
they all came. Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam heard them arguing. Imagine this, if someone owed
us money.
		
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			And someone else then suggested, do you know what? Forgive him half for giving half of it? What
would we do?
		
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			One once I was speaking to someone, he called me.
		
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			And he was telling me that
		
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			he was telling me about his marital problems.
		
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			So he said
		
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			he was a bit older, so I had to show him a bit, a bit of respect. He was much, much older.
		
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			Older, my father's age.
		
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			He was telling me about historically not now, but oh, I had this problem. I had that problem. So he
said,
		
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			I told my brother, no, no. And he never told his brother. What happened is that he told his wife,
I'm going to divorce you. That's it. I don't want you. I'm going to divorce you.
		
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			So she tried to speak to other family members.
		
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			And in the process, she spoke to his brother.
		
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			She's brother rang him. Now he's telling me this.
		
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			But why am I mentioning this to you is because I just said that if a third person comes in tells us,
you drop half of the
		
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			debt. What happens to this? What either De La La Junta de la
		
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			ethminer. Hospital jahannam. When it's a set to him, fear Allah, arrogance and sin seizes him. We
become even more arguments to more belligerent, it's more fiery.
		
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			So someone said to forgive half of the debt, we turn our cannons on them
		
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			saying how dead. So this just reminded me about this gentleman. He rang me, so he never rang me. He
rang me and said want to come and see us. He came to see us my father's age. So then he was telling
me about his historical problems. He said, I told my wife I'm going to divorce you.
		
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			So she spoke to my brother so my brother Amy. So here's why did his brother in again the third
person to try and
		
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			bring about some reconciliation between?
		
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			So his brothers had his own brother is that same day? You know, she's a good woman. Mashallah, what
why didn't she keep her? So he's telling me is that do you know what I said to him? I said, if you
think she's so good, you marry her.
		
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			He actually said, they said, his brother Hanuman said She's a good woman keeper. He said, If you
think she's so good, you marry her.
		
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			That's what happens in anger. That's why
		
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			so the Sahaba or the Allah or Nicole garbled mnemonic or the Allah Martin did, Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam came out and he said, Yeah, carob Oh God, drop half of the debt, forgive half of
the debt cabina Malika the Allah Allah said, Of course house.
		
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			Allah hates an argumentative, quarrelsome individual. This is a trait of a monarch. Not that of
		
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			an end here. We just did one verse but Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah says, or millon now. Simoni
Ajiboye coldenhoff. Inherited dunya we should lohardaga field called Biggie Whoa, Bin Hassan and
they are of the people those whose words please you and he makes Allah a witness of that which is in
his heart. Yet while we're a liberal Assam he is the most contentious and most argumentative of
equalities. May Allah subhanahu wa taala enable us to understand, may Allah make us amongst those
who are tolerance forgiving, overlooking
		
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			who are accepting, accommodate? May Allah protect us from being amongst those who are always
resisting, fighting,
		
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			arguing, or
		
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			those who have to have the last word. Those who have to interject those who have to say something,
those who have to prove their point, those who have to feel that they are proven rights and
vindicate.
		
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			May Allah protect us from arguments unquote
		
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			And when we disagree, may Allah subhanho wa Taala grant us the wisdom and the enlightenment, to
manage that disagreement in a good way, without breaking bonds without breaking ties without
inflaming the situation, without aggravating the situation without burning our bridges.
		
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			We have to learn to live with each other because we will need each.
		
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			This is one of the ills of modern society, one of the ills of modern living, that we feel that we
are too independent.
		
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			We don't need any
		
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			traditionally, people knew
		
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			that they needed each other. They depended on each
		
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			other and therefore even the most selfish of people would realize, but do you know what I have to
tread carefully?
		
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			I can't spoil things.
		
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			Because one day,
		
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			I will need this purse.
		
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			Like they used to be the sticker. I saw on a few occasions of the back of a car believes they're not
legal anymore because they block the view bins in the olden days when people used to put large
stickers on the back of the on the back window. So there was a sticker it said,
		
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			treat your children kindly.
		
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			Because they will choose your retirement home
		
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			treat your children kindly because they will choose your retirement.
		
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			So tread very carefully. Subhan Allah the lesson in there. I'm not saying it's valid, it shouldn't
be. No parent should have to go into retirement. Allah Akbar,
		
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			Allahu Akbar.
		
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			No parent should have to go into retirement.
		
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			Children
		
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			should look after their parents and serve them. Just as Allah is resourceful Allah Almighty, have
taught us
		
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			we are so ungrateful,
		
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			so ungrateful.
		
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			Our mothers and fathers who labored, struggled, and who did and who sacrifice so much.
		
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			So that we could be happy, we could be nourished, we could be fed, we could be protected, sheltered,
and
		
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			all those years.
		
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			And then when we were able to stand on our own feet, we then turn around and say, away with the
		
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			old age is second child.
		
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			So what being what Islam teaches us is that just as when we were needy when we were children,
		
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			and they looked after as, as capable, strong adults, when they regress into the second childhood,
and we grow into healthy, strong able adults, then we should look after them in their childhood,
second childhood, just as they looked after us now first,
		
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			not dispatch them to a retirement home. I'm not saying it's haram if parents and family members
agree and that's what the parents want.
		
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			Then that's fine.
		
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			But those who are shunted into retirement homes and shoved away and pushed out of their own homes,
and compelled me to feel uncomfortable in their own homes, by their children, and their sons in law
and their daughters in law than in NAT Illa, who a nightly rogering that's attached.
		
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			So traditionally,
		
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			people knew that they were dependent on others,
		
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			they treated despite their disagreements, sometimes, people would swallow their pride
		
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			tolerate some slight discomfort, because they saw the bigger picture even the selfish ones saw the
bigger picture.
		
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			And that in itself prevented them from argument
		
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			because they knew which side their
		
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			bread was buttered,
		
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			So may Allah make us amongst those who are
		
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			wise and enlightened enough to manage their disagreements and not to extend them to other things
with the same people or to other people.
		
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			And may Allah protects us from being argumentative, quarrelsome and adversarial as
		
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			the description of the hypocrites in these verses of the Quran was Allahu wa salam ala had the he
would assume it maybe in humid what are the the he was certainly huge Marines chronicle law should
what Allah
		
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			as the physical world