Riyadul Haqq – Traits of Hypocrisy Part 7

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim
		
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			Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.
		
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			hamdulillah help in either means salat wa salam ala so you've been studying and we'll call them in
to begin
		
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			Ramadan while he was here German in
		
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			my barrel firewood we love him in a straight line of regime smaller man
		
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			in the law home Allah who is alone Adam, you Lavina solwara He was something
		
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			Lumm Solana See you then I'm him. And then in the below me while he was sending sliema
		
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			respect to listeners,
		
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			we continue with the theme of hypocrisy
		
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			and its signs and traits.
		
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			I've spoken on this topic at length, in great detail over the past few weeks.
		
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			And so,
		
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			but the topic is so vast,
		
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			and the number of verses
		
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			in the Quran that remain to be recited and
		
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			explained.
		
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			Even about hypocrisy and the traits of hypocrisy are so numerous that I don't think we will have
sufficient time and I don't want to rush them.
		
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			Otherwise we won't be able to do them justice. So what I think I will do is
		
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			wrap up this topic and provide
		
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			a summary today of many of the outstanding verses and sections of the Quran.
		
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			And then in sha Allah next week, I'll move on from the verses of the Quran to the hadith of Rasul
allah sallallahu alayhi wa salam. And I'll probably explain just
		
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			two, three Hadith, maybe just even to
		
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			about hypocrisy and it's and then will suffice with that.
		
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			So
		
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			some of the remaining traits that are mentioned in different parts of the Quran, which we haven't
covered in detail, our
		
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			betrayal
		
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			the one of the hypocrites at the time of Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa salam.
		
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			One of the greatest things which Allah condemns in detail about their behavior, is their betrayal of
Rasul Allah salAllahu Alaihe Salam at critical moments.
		
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			So that's one thing, which is very evident throughout.
		
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			The other thing which Allah mentions in more than one place is there to face adness
		
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			and the desire to please everyone for their personal
		
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			gain.
		
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			And this means going to one party, convincing them then reassuring them that they are with them,
they are friends with them devoted and dedicated to them, sincere towards them, and then repeating
the same pledges and promises and assurances to another party. So this topic is also covered in more
than one place of the Quran regarding the hypocrites.
		
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			One of the traits which maybe I'll expand on which Allah mentions again in more than one place is
their laziness in a bad
		
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			way the farm Illa salatu salam Kusa your own and mouse what I have grown hola hola hola Paulina
		
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			that when they referring to the hypocrites when they rise to prayer, they rise indolence
		
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			lazily
		
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			half heartedly
		
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			and they do so you're on a mass meal each show the people
		
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			what I have grown alike luckily, and they do not remember a law
		
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			except very little. So before I move on to the other topics, let me just briefly expand on this. So
		
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			this is something we can learn a lot for.
		
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			Which is that our iba
		
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			should be sincere.
		
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			Full of devotion
		
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			full of meaning and depth.
		
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			It shouldn't be a mindless ritual
		
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			because that is a trait of hypocrisy
		
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			we shouldn't feel it's just something I have to do.
		
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			And
		
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			worse, is what the hypocrites would do, which is that they would pray they would do many of the
things they would join us all Allah Subhan Allah Almighty was syndrome, but it was all for sure.
		
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			And
		
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			and this is why law condemns them because they are extremely insincere in their EBA.
		
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			Even they're spending, even they're praying.
		
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			Even they're standing with Rasulullah sallallahu today who said that it was all for show.
		
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			And as a result, they cannot be trusted. If someone does something for show
		
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			that shows great insincerity.
		
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			That person cannot be called upon or trusted to do the right thing at the right time. Because the
only consideration is themselves
		
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			if they even reduce their Salah to show
		
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			and Allah specifically speaks of
		
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			that that is a warning for us. So our bad, should be sincere, should be full of devotion and depth.
Now of course this can't happen immediately. It's not easy to achieve, but it's something we have to
consciously
		
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			and continuously work towards. We can't let this slip
		
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			People often ask.
		
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			Allah says in the beginning of sort of
		
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			a flattened movement on and livina houfy salah the hem harshing
		
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			indeed successful are those believers who are
		
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			humble and divide
		
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			in their prey
		
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			so
		
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			this is often referred to as horseshoe
		
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			in Salah, that's the verb of
		
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			the Salah to him harsh
		
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			word harsh hearing meaning devout humble. There are is derived from the roots. Well, it's derived
from the verb, horseshoe.
		
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			So what does horseshoe originally mean?
		
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			And in the Asian languages and even in Arabic,
		
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			but you often hear this phrase in order to who should and who do who should who do so in Arabic, you
hear it to assure Hodor these are two separate words. So what do they actually mean? So we often
hear people say, How do I develop? Or should Sure am Hello insula.
		
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			So what do these two words mean? They are similar
		
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			in that they both refer to submission.
		
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			And he millets
		
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			in another verse of the Quran, Allah says in surah, heading at a mutiny Lilina Armineh and duchateau
global homolytic Killa. Oman as well
		
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			as the time not yet come
		
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			for the believers, and buckshot guru homolytic Rila that their hearts submit and soften and become
humble to the remembrance of Allah
		
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			Ah, and to that truth which has come down.
		
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			So, this is what should means to submit. And when a person submits, they humble themselves. If one
submits before another, you can only submit sincerely with humility.
		
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			So the to go hand in hand. So this is why crucial means submission and humility.
		
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			So, what's the difference between sure and hadoo?
		
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			The same word, same root letters, ha.
		
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			The first letter is heart and the final letter design, and only the middle letter differs. It's
either sheen, which is sure, or Dodd, which is corridor. They're actually very similar. But one
distinction between the two is, although it's not always used, but there is one technical
distinction, which says that, who should who do with a thought in the middle refers to the humility
and the submission and the softening of the body.
		
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			And the limbs and who should with A cian refers to the submission and the humility of the heart,
just as Allah says in that verse, And Doescher, our Guru has a time not yet come for the believers
that their hearts soften and submit and become humble to the remembrance of Allah. So who should who
door in Salah therefore means the softening, the relaxing,
		
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			the submitting, and the humility of the of both the body and the heart in Salah.
		
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			That's devoutness that's devotion.
		
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			So this is how we should be insula, devoted, and devout, humbles silent, submissive, soft, and
relaxed, relaxed, not in the sense that we are
		
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			indifferent
		
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			and nonchalant, no, relaxed in the sense that our bodies are relaxed and submissive before Allah
subhanho wa taala. They drop relaxation in the sense that the body drops before Allah.
		
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			The body should not be tense.
		
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			And similarly,
		
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			when you submit, you lower yourself physically as well as mentally and emotionally. So the body
should be lowered before Allah.
		
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			humbled before the heart and mind should also be softened and humbled and lowered before Allah
subhanho wa taala. Now that's very difficult to achieve. So as I began saying, People often ask, How
do I develop this? Sure. And who do insula? Well, like most things, there's no magic pill.
		
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			There's no instant fix or solution.
		
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			It's as easy and as difficult as doing it to yourself. No one else can do it for you. There's no
magic pill
		
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			so sometimes doctors when they become a bit Stern, they are known to say to their patients, look,
you have to do this.
		
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			Doctor, how can I do that?
		
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			Because we're always looking for that instant, magical,
		
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			easy, simple solution
		
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			which requires no effort, no willpower, no determination, no resolve, no hard work and no time on
our part.
		
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			So doctors often say sometimes sternly, you have to do this.
		
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			And if you say well how do I do that? This is how you do it. It says easy and as hard as that.
That's all it's as simple and as difficult as that. The most the doctor can do is advise you guide
you point you in the right direction.
		
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			Similarly indeed, the most that ruler man can do
		
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			that and will be someone who's mentoring you and guiding you the most a teacher an earl in a shave,
		
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			a more a be a guide a Muslim watershed can do
		
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			is
		
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			advise you show you point you in the right direction and
		
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			Got
		
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			the lifting the heavy work, the resolve the determination, the willpower, the mustering of that
strength, and that willpower,
		
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			and the hard work and the perseverance.
		
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			All of that is the responsibility of the individual, no one else can do it for you.
		
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			And this is true for every single thing in the
		
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			and I'm saying this because
		
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			this is one of the most famous questions we get asked,
		
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			How do I do this? How do I achieve that? Yes, if a person genuinely doesn't know, when it's a valid
question, of course, but often, we already know that, okay, I have to do a I have to do B. But we
still persist in asking, How do I do a how do I achieve B?
		
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			It's in everybody's grasp.
		
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			We can do it. Now you can live Allah on Epson in Laos.
		
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			We know this verse very well, Allah does not burden the soul.
		
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			X except to the extent of its strength.
		
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			We are able to do it.
		
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			We just have to develop that determination.
		
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			And that result
		
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			to see through. So same with shoes, although it's not easy, undoubtedly. But unless you make a
conscious, continuous concerted effort
		
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			to develop the Salah, so that it becomes sincere only for the sake of Allah. There's no show in it.
There's no rigidity, and there's no inflexibility. There's no
		
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			casual behavior about it. There's nothing routine or ritual about it, we won't always achieve it.
But every time we fall off, we have to get back on every time we veer off, we have to bring
ourselves back. And by constantly training oneself to do this.
		
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			It can be achieved.
		
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			So the salah of a modern, is devout,
		
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			devoted, deep,
		
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			profound
		
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			and meaningful.
		
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			The Salah of a monastic is rapid.
		
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			It's devoid of any meaning, bereft of any spirituality,
		
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			of any depth.
		
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			Its functional.
		
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			And its purpose is never to please Allah, its purpose is always something else to show
		
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			Seanchan for display, and although Allah says this about salah
		
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			that you are our own analysis immediately show the people that's exemplary in the sense that they
would be guilty of the same behavior and everything they did.
		
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			And this is what I mean needs to fear that none of my bad should be for sure to seek fame.
		
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			A name
		
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			worldly glory for one's good deeds is the behavior of homeownership, not the behavior of men,
because it's tied in with what I've said previously about the vision and the outlook of a monastic.
And will now if it only sees the dunya nevertheless, and when Africa short, sharp, short sighted
		
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			and when I fit once and seeks instant gratification and gain.
		
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			And so
		
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			their intentions,
		
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			their motives, their objectives are always short term.
		
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			And so they're really bad. It's never for the actor, it's always for the dunya and Walkman, on the
other hand,
		
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			is as far sighted and what means gays is on the ACA, not on the dunya. So even though dunya is for
that
		
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			even the dunya is for the ACA
		
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			so why wouldn't the Dean be for the ACA and I'm gonna fit
		
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			his beam is also for the dunya so why wouldn't is doing IV for the dunya
		
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			me
		
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			Lin's dunya M dean of the art for the Afra and I'm gonna fix deen and duniya both off of the dunya
		
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			so I'm gonna fix Salah is for the dunya and when Africa southern is for the dunya
		
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			a Mortman Southern Africa sadaqa charity is always for the
		
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			there should be no show. So I've given the example of southern clap because sometimes
		
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			it may be difficult to understand
		
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			Alia Austin tation showmanship display
		
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			when it comes to Salah
		
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			but we can easily understand it when it comes to southern
		
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			because that's a display of wealth and a person gives them charity is a display of generosity he
attracts name gain fame
		
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			recognition
		
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			so mins iba whether it's summer, Osaka or South Africa or even
		
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			whether it's the ultimate ally meaning studying or teach
		
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			all of this is for the AF
		
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			and I'm gonna fix rabada not just his Salah and his sadaqa but also his the alum and Taleem his
learning and His teaching and His IL
		
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			is for the dunya
		
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			so how can an add him be I'm gonna fit
		
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			in a hadith later by Imam, ramblings Muslim and others Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said
in a call from out halfway done with the
		
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			aluminum, aluminum.
		
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			Indeed, the greatest thing that I fear for my ummah
		
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			is every hypocrite who is learned of tongue
		
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			eloquent of 10.
		
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			So if an alum if Allah subhanho wa Taala has given an ad,
		
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			the aim of his GitHub of his book and the end of his Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in the
words of his little soul, so Allah Hi, and that around him becomes insincere. I'm not saying he
isn't gonna have it. But if that Alim becomes insincere, and then he utilizes he actually exploit
his real
		
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			for the sake of the dunya and not the deen
		
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			than even that our limbs
		
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			efforts that our limbs teach the Imams preaching is hypocritical.
		
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			It's one of the traits of nifer can hypocrisy and it is highly possible. There is no exception. In
sincerity being
		
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			a traitor the hypocrisy is not confined to Salah extends to every rebel other sadaqa has well even
extends to him.
		
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			And I say this because of the students of him so you to those who are actually studying fear, Ria,
fear, showmanship, fear display fear ostentation, fear hypocrisy in England?
		
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			fear it.
		
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			And the hypocrisy of Ireland is far far greater than the hypocrisy of sulla.
		
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			Because when a hypocrite is hypocritical in his Salah
		
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			that's quite limited.
		
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			But when the Alim is hypocritical
		
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			in his ill
		
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			that damage is not restricted to the individual extends to the whole ummah. This is why the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Indeed the greatest fear that I have of the things that I fear for
my ummah, gulaman after Lehman listen is every hypocrites every month it was eloquent of tongue,
		
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			learned of tongue.
		
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			So, going back to the verses of the Quran, one of the traits which Allah mentions in more than one
place is the showmanship and the display
		
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			in worship, especially in specifically in salah of the hypocrites even at the time, especially at
the time of Rasul Allah Subhan Allah Almighty He was some of them.
		
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			So I mentioned today the
		
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			are
		
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			hypocrites being lazy as well, so they, they will pray. But they'll pray very lazily, very
intelligently. It's a burden, everything's a burden. They don't do it enthusiastically. And that's
what men should never treat. CRM sadaqa Salah any of the IBA that as a bird,
		
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			never
		
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			this is why I'm Hanifa Rahim Allah advised that if a person is hungry
		
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			and the time for Salah comes
		
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			then
		
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			the person should eat first and then pray late,
		
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			not pray first and eat later.
		
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			And his explanation was very beautiful. He would say of course this is derived from the Hadith. This
is derived from the Sunnah of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam and the Sahaba will be Allah. Once
I'm delighted no matter the Allah who was actually eating whilst the Imam was reciting Quran in
Salah
		
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			he was eat
		
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			and Imam Abu Hanifa Rahim Allah used to say I'd rather make my food my salah than my salah my food
		
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			meaning
		
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			if I know that I still have to pray
		
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			then I'd rather eat first
		
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			why but during my food or will be preoccupied with the thought that I still have to do my salah so
my food will become my salah.
		
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			So I'd rather make my food my salah
		
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			than the other way around, which is that as many of us like to do, we have a choice now
		
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			we have to pray Salah we have to eat.
		
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			So what do we do? So often our attitude is, let me pray in haste and eat at leisure.
		
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			So let me quickly get it out of the way five minutes and then have a three course meal over 50
minutes.
		
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			And when a person then prays stomach rumbling person's hungry, they can smell the food it's waiting
at the table. It's tasty. And the whole seller becomes a person's food because that's all they all
think
		
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			so mmm honey Faraj Mahala would say, I'd rather make my food my salah than my salah my food.
		
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			This again speaks of that devotion
		
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			and I was saying that men should never treat any bird that has a bird. Never. And in this we often
treat our Salah has a bird like something we have to get out of the way so that we can do other
things peacefully and athleisure that's not the attitude of a mob. Of course we fail. Well, we have
to remind ourselves and work towards it. Because that's what the hypocrites used to do where they're
gone with a solid bunk Salah when they would rise to prayer, they'd rise lazily intimately and what
men should be enthusiastic about every act of
		
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			enthusiastic about fasting
		
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			and Masha Allah we still have it in us.
		
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			We see it in Ramadan. Before the arrival of Ramadan, people are genuinely excited. That is a sign of
EMA.
		
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			That is a sign of people are genuinely excited. People look forward to Ramadan, even though it's not
easy. People look forward to that spirituality, that atmosphere.
		
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			The EBA
		
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			and people are enthusiastic they want to fast.
		
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			So there is that glimpse of ima, unfortunately, we're unable to sustain it. So within the first few
days of Ramadan,
		
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			our enthusiasm wanes and we begin looking forward to eat and not simply because of the celebration,
just so that we don't have to fast
		
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			and we see it in taraweeh as well. In the first night of that are we the massages are full
		
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			and then
		
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			After the first week, the numbers begin to drop and dwindle. And the middle of Ramadan is the low.
		
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			Genuinely there's a real low and drop and the numbers begin begin picking up towards the end of the
month.
		
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			There's no real explanation for that other than laziness, lack of enthusiasm.
		
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			And, of course, it's not easy but we have to work on it because laziness, indolence, half
heartedness in a bother and lack of enthusiasm is the sign
		
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			of the math beat until the hypocrites were at the time Rasul Allah rasool Allah Heidi are so anyway
moving on.
		
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			As I said the some of the signs mentioned other than laziness and about the him prayer are mainly to
face Agnus. Betrayal
		
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			and
		
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			short sightedness and another thing creating conflict corruption and poisoning the minds of the
beliefs instructing one another to do evil
		
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			universal law says I'm gonna if you're gonna what I'm gonna go to bat go member
		
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			yet Morona Bill monka when honer and in my roof were to do my idea
		
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			masala financier.
		
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			In and when I've been a humble first
		
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			was first described as a very beautifully, the hypocritical men and the hypocritical women.
		
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			They are of each other
		
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			mean. But just as believers
		
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			like to associate with each other, rely on each other depend on each other support each other. They
encourage each other.
		
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			They remind each other. That's what Believers do. A believer is a mirror to another belief, as I've
explained, one of the meanings is that a believer points out the errors of another believer in order
to guide them to what's best.
		
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			They look out for each other that they care for each other. They instruct each other to do good.
They're enjoying the good and forbid the evil amongst each other. What does Allah say? And what sort
of grass will ask in them in Santa Fe hos in the Lilina almond Awami Lusardi have what the wire so
we'll build the wire service.
		
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			By time. Indeed, man is in a state of great loss. Except for those who believe in who do good deeds.
What do they do, and they encourage each other, they remind each other, they instruct each other, to
the truth
		
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			and to perseverance,
		
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			steadfastness.
		
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			So that's what Believers do. So just as believers, they rely on each other, depend on each other,
support each other.
		
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			Encourage one another to do good. Guide one another, to the way of Allah, hypocrites bound with each
other. They rely on each other. They depend on each other, they defend each other.
		
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			And they actually encourage each other and others to do something.
		
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			Everyone's giving their power.
		
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			Everyone gives that
		
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			everyone is always pulling.
		
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			Everyone is always pulling.
		
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			It's the law of the universe. There's no inertia.
		
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			Nothing is still static.
		
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			Everything pulls or pushes. Everything moves.
		
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			That's the law of the universe. And as individuals as people, we do exactly the same. We push we
pull,
		
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			we give dower
		
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			we're always pulling each other towards us towards our opinions, our beliefs, our preferences, our
wants our ways. So I'm what min Paul's tries to draw and attract
		
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			everyone to good to help to sub to perseverance to steadfastness to the way of Allah and his little
salsa Allah it was and then what mean does that by word of mouth, by behavior by at
		
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			cheered by de
		
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			missa sometimes when you find someone who's good as a person, they don't have to say anything
		
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			their demeanor
		
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			their character,
		
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			their mannerism
		
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			all of this is sufficient to attract
		
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			and to actually encourage you to become like
		
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			an Amana FIP
		
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			and others, they are constantly attracting, they are a magnet to but that attraction, their
invitation there that hour
		
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			is not too good.
		
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			But it's to their ways. And what are their ways lie? Deception
		
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			intrigue,
		
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			plotting, scheming, harming,
		
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			poisoning.
		
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			And that's exactly what the modern African would do at the time of Rasul Allah Subhan. Allah
Almighty Who said them as Allah describes here, the hypocritical men and women they are of each
other.
		
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			Unlike the believers who yet Morona Bill Maher who went home and in Monaco,
		
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			the believers enjoying the good and forbid the evil, the moon, half moon and the moon car, Allah
says they actually encourage and instruct others to sin.
		
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			When Hona and in my roof, and they prevent each other, and others and they forbid, good.
		
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			That may sound strange, how is that possible? But Allah says it, that's exactly what them on Earth.
		
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			So anyone who encourages another to do evil to commit sin.
		
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			That is
		
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			the way of the hypocrites that is actually a trait of hypocrisy.
		
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			Remarkably,
		
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			in the Quran, Allah mentioned something
		
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			which I've actually heard other people say,
		
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			today in this day and age, which is that they encourage someone encourages another to commit sin.
When the other person resists because they uncomfortable, something they haven't done.
		
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			And another person's encouraging, will lie he people have related this to, and I've actually heard
it myself.
		
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			Where the person who's encouraging the others to commit sin actually says to them, Look, don't
worry.
		
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			I will shoulder your sin.
		
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			I will take the burden of your sin, I will shoulder your sin. This is exactly what the hypocrite
said.
		
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			At the time of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, they actually said to others,
		
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			that we will bear
		
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			your sins.
		
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			Allah says well mountain behind me Lindemann biohome, and Che, and they will never bear the burden
of others since
		
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			they are liars.
		
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			So
		
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			people do encourage one another, to commit sin. And they do prevent one another from doing good. And
this is actually much easier. We should be very wary of this.
		
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			One of the reasons is that we want people to be like us, because we don't want to feel left out. We
don't want to feel guilty. We don't want to feel left behind. We don't stick out like sore thumbs.
So if someone's trying to do good,
		
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			and we are failures in that regard, it reminds us it reminds us of our failure of our backwardness
of our loneliness. So what do we do? We try to ensure that they remain a tower level.
		
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			So we stop them from doing good.
		
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			Why are you doing this? There's no need for you to do this. Why are you trying to be so goody goody
		
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			you
		
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			Children actually say that and remember when we were children, it's a group of children, if any one
person is trying to do good than the other ones ganging up on him and say, Why are you trying to be
all goody goody? We used to hear that phrase a lot. Why are you trying to be all goody goody?
		
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			Just like in, in the class, everyone's messing around, someone's trying to behave.
		
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			That person faces a lot of abuse. Why are you trying to be the teacher's pet?
		
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			Why why do you want to be the odd one out? Why do you want to be good? And the reason for preventing
that person from not misbehaving and from actually doing good is that they feel guilty and sinful.
		
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			In psychology, it's known as projective identification.
		
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			Where
		
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			to make yourself feel better.
		
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			Well, two things one is projection of guilt, will Allah He that is a sign of hypocrisy as well Allah
mentioned in the Quran, in the context of the hypocrite, it's
		
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			when when you ex, oh, isn't familiar, maybe he buddy in the
		
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			movie, whoever commits the sin
		
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			or grievous error,
		
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			then familiar, maybe he but he, then he casts that sin
		
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			onto an innocent person for the
		
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			movie now that indeed that person has borne a great sin, and a clear cannon
		
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			calumny and a clear sin.
		
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			What does that mean? He actually happened at the time of Rasulullah Salallahu Alaihe Salam where
someone committed theft.
		
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			And he was a hypocrite.
		
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			When he was about to be found out, he actually planted evidence and accused an innocent person
		
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			of being guilty of that sin and cry.
		
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			And this is the reference. This is according to one narration.
		
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			So projection of guilt
		
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			is famous term in psychology. That's a trait of hypocrisy and projective identification, which is
another
		
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			psychological term used often about peds.
		
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			peds are personality disorders.
		
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			So that they actually called they have a personality disorder. But often in psychiatry, they are
referred to as personality disorders, PDS because they are the disorder.
		
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			Someone rang me yesterday.
		
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			Well, I spoke to someone yesterday.
		
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			And
		
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			personally, individuals quite anxious about their relationship with an individual who many suspect
has a personality disorder because of the behavior.
		
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			A Walking Disaster, a walking whirlwind,
		
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			mayhem, college, everywhere.
		
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			So in the conversation, I began saying as well PD,
		
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			meaning, the personality disorder. So projective identification and projection of guilt will lie
these are both traits of hypocrisy. And these two terms are also used about personality disordered
individuals. So what are the projection of guilt? This is what a hypocrite does, which is they
aren't guilty of something. And they falsely accuse another in order to deflect attention, divert
attention, deflect criticism, they have no shame in doing so. So they are the ones who are lying.
But they actually say to the innocent person, you lie.
		
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			And they say it was such conviction. The poor good innocent person actually pauses and thinks.
		
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			Am I guilty?
		
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			These people are remorseless.
		
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			Unscrupulous, they have no shame.
		
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			No sense of guilt.
		
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			no conscience at all. And with a blank face, they could be lying through their teeth, but they will
gaslight you and accuse you of
		
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			Have law.
		
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			And good guys always come last. So the poor innocent soul things my guilty, they begin to question
themselves. So that's what that verse says whoever commits a sin or a previous cry
		
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			an error, and then
		
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			casts that onto an innocent person than indeed they have born a great canon niam a clear sin, mass
projection of guilt. But what I was speaking about children, and not just children, but don't be the
teacher's pet, and why do they do that. So that's just a crude example of how children do that. But
as adults, we do it too. If someone is doing something good, we don't want to be left out. We don't
want to feel bad. We don't want to be reminded of how terrible we are, how sinful we are. So what do
we do, we ensure that that person doesn't rise above others. So we bring them down to our level, so
that we feel better. In psychology, psychiatry, this is known as projective identification.
		
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			Another example of this is, people with personality disorders.
		
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			They actually feel quite terrible within at times, or a lot of the time.
		
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			So that world is quite
		
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			it is in great turmoil
		
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			within their world is in great turmoil.
		
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			And they feel really bad.
		
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			So how do they make themselves feel better? Do you know how they make themselves feel better, they
actually go out.
		
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			And they create the same turmoil for someone else.
		
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			So when they create that carnage, and that turmoil and that inner * for someone else, because
they bring that person down to their level, they think, fine, I'm okay. Now, it's not just me, it's
him as well. It's her as well. And in Arabic, there's a saying, I believe that you there and with
have faith, that when a calamity is common, it's lighter.
		
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			If someone thinks I'm the only one suffering, that's really terrible.
		
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			If everyone's suffering the same, we're all in the same boat makes me feel better. So the fact that
the others are suffering makes a person feel better. I'll believe they they're McMuffin. So that's
what people do when they and this is why
		
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			some people will deliberately come out and spoil your day. They will, there's no need, there's no
call for it. They'll actually go out of their way to spoil your day. spoil your mood.
		
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			Why do they do it? It's all about them. It's because projective identification they want you to they
want to bring you down to the same level so that they feel better. And they can own Subhanallah how
twisted is this? If they see someone else?
		
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			Being good, doing good.
		
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			There thinking isn't that
		
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			I can feel better by elevating and lifting myself up to that level?
		
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			No, it's twisted. They don't do that. They think I know what I should do. I can feel better, not by
lifting myself up to the higher level of this person, but rather, I should make myself feel better
by dragging this person down to my level.
		
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			That is projective identification. And I've gone into this
		
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			digressed explanation, because this is what we do in then this is the meaning of yet Morona will
monka why and how many Maroof they enjoin evil and they actually forbid good when we see someone
doing good. Rather than being a mock Minh and thinking Masha Allah, let me try to be like him, like
that hadith of Bokhari Muslim and others.
		
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			Which Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said there is no envy except in two people or accepting
two things and what's the first one? The first one is
		
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			Rajon atta who lovable for who? Yeah true Anna. Lady were Anna and how for some miracle jar on
		
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			for God. Late honey all D The myth lemma Ooh.
		
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			For our new term Islam I am
		
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			for Samira who Jarmila for con Layton, UT Temecula ma OTF herramienta Miska Miami
		
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			And there is no envy except in two things. The first thing is that of a man from Allah has blessed
with the Quran, so he recites it for the hours of the night.
		
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			So a neighbor hears.
		
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			And then the neighbor says, Would that I be given what he has been given,
		
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			so that I can do what he does. That's what men will for you. They're like affiliate and alphas and
modern alphas soon. And it is in this, that those who via and rival each other should compete with
each other. And
		
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			so when we see someone going ahead, our thought shouldn't be let me pull him back. Rather, our
thought should be let me compete with them so that I can catch up with him or even beat him in good.
		
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			When we see others doing good, a mock Minh thinks, let me rise to that level of good. And well now
if it thinks, let me bring that person down to my level.
		
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			And that's the meaning of yet and we're only going to move away and hone and in Maroof, they
actually forbid, good. Now, this, I'm not saying everyone who does this as a hypocrite, like I've
said throughout. Rather, this is one of the traits of hypocrisy, we should be very careful,
especially in families, this is very common.
		
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			In families, it's very common, what when a family member is trying to do good, or the family members
actually discourage.
		
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			And prevent
		
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			it remarkable.
		
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			Spouses stop each other from doing good.
		
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			But Billahi. And this is no lie throughout my life. The number of cases where I've dealt with the
number of cases that I've dealt with, where the wife is preventing the husband from doing good is
maybe about that much.
		
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			And the number of cases where the husband is preventing the wife from doing good is off the scale
		
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			truly is, and that may come as a surprise. I have dealt with countless cases where the wife wants to
do good.
		
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			And the person preventing her is not her friend is not her acquaintance or colleague.
		
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			It's not even anyone else.
		
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			It's actually her own husband.
		
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			Her husband prevents her from doing good. And not indirectly directly. He forcibly prevents her from
obeying Allah and is
		
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			forcibly,
		
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			forcibly obey forcibly
		
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			makes her commencing
		
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			forcibly prevents her from doing good.
		
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			I've dealt with countless cases.
		
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			There are other examples. That's why I said family where, for instance, someone's trying to do good
parents don't forcibly stop the children, but they strongly discourage them.
		
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			And the strange thing is that it doesn't affect them.
		
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			So for instance, the Father, if the parents, if the son or the daughter is doing something,
		
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			it doesn't affect the parents in a negative way.
		
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			At all,
		
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			it doesn't cost them anything. So why do they prevent them and this is in some cases, they prevent
the children because they do not want the extended family and others
		
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			to think that the son or the daughter has become too religious.
		
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			Now how can a person become too religious, it's only by comparison and contrast. It's a relative
term. So if the father is a layabout, an utterly useless
		
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			if the mother isn't behaving as she should be,
		
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			and if others in the extended family on neglectful of their religious and moral and ethical duties,
		
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			and they indeed are all over the place, and that's the picture of the family and the extended
family. And then one or two people emerge, who tried to do good,
		
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			who do good, who looked good, who speak good. It's that same projective identification. The others
don't want to feel worse off. So rather than the others admiring them and begin to emulate them and
aspire to rise to their level
		
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			Oh, no, everyone collectively works to bring them and drag them down
		
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			I remember once a young man
		
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			came to me in the masjid, it's just one example of many is just something that occurred to me right
now. A young man came to me in the masjid
		
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			and sat me down.
		
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			And he actually began weeping.
		
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			He wept with his body shaking
		
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			wracked with emotion.
		
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			And he was complaining about his father.
		
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			He said, All my life, he was in his early 20s. All my life, my father has opposed me practicing
religion,
		
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			all manner, and he wasn't being fanatical in any way. No.
		
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			He was just trying to be a good person.
		
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			And one exact, he gave me an example, that
		
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			he approached, this was many, many years ago. So in those days
		
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			now, it's quite common for teachers and schools to provide areas for prayer for worship for
reflection in schools. But in many, many years ago, this wasn't so common. So this young man, he
said to me that when I was 15 years old, I approached my teachers, and I requested them that I would
like to do my afternoon prayer during the lunch hour. So could I have?
		
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			Is there any place where I can pray and maybe with others? So the school was very accommodating? But
they said, in order to facilitate this, can we have some sort of official request? And because you
were a child, can you maybe ask your they said to the other children, can you get your parents to
maybe write in or contact us, and then with the support of the parents, and coordinating with them,
we can maybe make some arrangements for a prayer facility, not specially with just a quiet space
where they can retreat for
		
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			a short time during the lunch break.
		
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			So he spoke to his father, the other children spoke to their parents, and he spoke to his father. He
said, My father went to school. And this is when he was really weep isn't my father went to school.
And he actually told the teacher is head. Don't let him pray. My son is mad.
		
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			He said, about his own son, he said, My son is mad.
		
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			So fathers,
		
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			who in their age should know better are calling their young teenage children who tried to do good,
Matt. And this isn't the only case. It's quite common. Someone begins praying, fasting, practicing,
and members of the extended family and the immediate family aren't so observant.
		
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			What do they do? Rather than aspire to become like the individual? They actually turn around say
you're balgowlah
		
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			He's math.
		
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			It's common to these math
		
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			when he would go around, giving Dawa
		
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			This is a traditional sunnah. Calling religious people mad. observant people mad is a traditional
sunnah mu had a Salah.
		
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			In fact, Allah says, they say of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Majnoon
		
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			by his man. So Allah says Ottawa, so
		
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			what have they left a will to each other? That whenever anyone comes who encourages you and invite
you to good you call him man
		
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			Mahalia, his Sarang.
		
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			They said of him, called Imogen
		
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			was legit. They said of him that he is mad, but not just the people. Do you know? No, Holly has said
		
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			I'm his own wife used to go around telling the people that my husband is mad. The wife have more
headache the seller used to go around telling everyone My wife is mad. Sorry my husband is mad.
She's calling original
		
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			prophets Allah love it was salam in muckety muck aroma before the Hijra in the morass him of Hajj in
the seasons of Hajj, when people would come from all over Arabia. And he would go around visiting
tribes and delegations, in Minar. And in the plains of hedge, what would happen is a he'd go, he'd
speak to a group of people, invite them to the Oneness of Allah. And then he'd move on to the next
group. So Abu Lahab would follow him His own uncle. And when he would speak to one group and move on
to another group, Abu Lahab, would then come to the first group and say to them,
		
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			don't listen to anything he has said. He's my brother's son. He's my nephew. I'm his uncle. And I'm
telling you, he's mad.
		
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			Don't miss it. Then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam, when he would finish from the second
group, and move on to another group, Abu Lahab would go to the next group and say, whatever this
person has said, ignore him. He is my brother's son. He is my nephew. I am his elder. I am his
uncle. I know him very well. He is mad, do not listen to him. So the wife of Alayhis Salam used to
call him mad. That uncle of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa salam, Abu Lahab used to call him mad.
These were family members. It's very common.
		
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			It's very common.
		
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			So this is a son. And it continues today.
		
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			Yep, more on a bit of my roof. You got Morona Bill monka when Hona anima Ruth, Allah says they
instruct each other and others to do to commit sin.
		
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			And they actually prevent others from doing
		
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			so anyway, that is one of the descriptions of the one after another one in the Quran. But going back
to the early part of today's speech, which is that Allah subhanho wa Taala has mentioned many, many
traits throughout the Quran. It's difficult to encompass all of them. I've tried to cover as many as
possible. And undoubtedly others will also come along in the discussion of other topics, so I'll
highlight them them.
		
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			But one of the things is betrayal.
		
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			The *,
		
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			hypocrites betray. And we're not just talking about minor betrayal. We are talking about treasonous,
treacherous behavior.
		
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			And this is what the hypocrites did. At the time of assault allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam at
every critical juncture in
		
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			the monastic womb, betrayed besought allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and exposed him and his chil
him and his followers to great danger to mortal danger. It happened at the time of
		
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			you happened at the time of the aza.
		
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			It happened at the BU it happened on many occasions. And Allah actually references these in the
Quran. So the treachery and the treasonous behavior and their betrayal and the betrayal of the man
for whom at the time of the campaign of word, because with a lot of this is covered in surah. Allah
Imran many, many verses, the treachery and the betrayal of the monarchy, at the time of a hospital
reserve, also known as a hospital hand up is covered in great detail and sort of
		
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			the betrayal and the treachery and treasonous behavior of the monarchy, for whom at the time of us,
but the book is covered in thorough detail in Surah Totoaba.
		
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			And these were some of the final verses of the Quran to be actually revealed.
		
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			The
		
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			line
		
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			the poisoning
		
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			of mind.
		
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			This is another trait of hypocrisy. This is also covered in sort of the new when the hypocrites
played a major role in spreading
		
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			accusations, false allegations and candidly
		
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			against the honor
		
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			of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and that of his family. The famous story of millionaire a
shell of the Lavon, which I've covered in full detail in the multi part commentary of Hadith on F
from Sahiwal Hurley so please refer to that. But the hypocrites played a major role on that occasion
to they were instrumental in instigating and then circulating the room, which then took help. So,
poisoning minds, spreading filth and corruption,
		
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			gossipy
		
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			smearing and besmirching the name of others. This is not the trait, not the behavior of men. This is
a characteristic of a monographic that's also covered in sort of
		
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			the betrayal and the treachery of the hypocrites at the time of Elizabeth winning the lead another
campaign within the city of Medina, similar to those what
		
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			is also covered in sorted to the hash.
		
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			So,
		
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			this was one of the key
		
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			characteristics which Allah has actually expanded on in great detail throughout the Quran in these
places, sort of a reserved sort of Emraan salted hash
		
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			which is the betrayal of the mafia.
		
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			Betraying Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam
		
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			reneging on their pledges on their promises.
		
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			In such a way, they actually harms other people and exposes them to mortal danger.
		
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			This betrayal was one of the key characteristics and what min is not treasonous. And what mean is
not treacherous. And Markman doesn't betray a monument upholds trust
		
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			and what means trust with and what mean is honest. And what mean doesn't sell his soul? And a
mottling doesn't sell his brother
		
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			is friend
		
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			is confident or anyone who trusts
		
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			and what means frank and honest men if you cannot do anything, he will say Look, I'm sorry, I cannot
do this.
		
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			And what men will not say one thing to you. And as soon as your faces turn
		
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			stab you in the back. betray you Sell. Sell your
		
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			that is actually the behavior of Amana. Why What are of course, there are many reasons but one of
the simple reasons why I'm gonna fix this is that there's a saying in English, there are no friends,
only interests in politics is famous phrase, there are no friends only interest. And so you have
major nations.
		
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			When you have psychopaths
		
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			ruling a whole nation
		
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			in a dictatorial man,
		
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			then that person's whims and desires and that person's treason and treachery and their betrayal.
		
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			swings the entire country
		
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			behind.
		
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			And we saw that, for instance, in the Second World War, Hitler and Stalin. Both came to an agreement
that was their pact, a pact of non aggression. They carved up Europe between them.
		
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			And it was a promise
		
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			that you had both Hitler and Stalin
		
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			and neither of them had any intention of honoring their pledge, or the pact from the very beginning
from the very outset. Historical documents have categorically proven that neither of them
		
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			lends any weight to the paper they sign the pact. Mike.
		
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			Both had an intention from the very outset of backstabbing each other.
		
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			And these weren't just two individuals on the street.
		
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			These two individuals have the lives of scores of millions
		
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			at their disposal,
		
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			and they swung their entire nations
		
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			behind them
		
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			in their trash.
		
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			So in politics, there's that phrase, there are no friends only interests. So that's what dictated to
them standing was no friend to Hitler and vice versa. They both although they declared their
friendship, neither of them saw each other as friends, they only saw interests. And when that
interest dictated that they stab one another in the back and declare war on each other. And
		
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			that treachery eventually led to the ruin of entire continents, and the greatest loss of human life
in the history of mankind.
		
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			That's it it was dictated that was the result of this political Maxim but there are no friends only
interests
		
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			so I'm what me in everyday life
		
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			never
		
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			adopts that attitude that
		
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			it's only my interest that will dictate and guide everything that's what I'm gonna affect. And when
I fix has no friends, and when I Fix It only has interests.
		
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			So he will do and he will go where his interest takes him and what's his interest why it doesn't
matter if it behave in this backstabbing, treacherous, treasonous, deceptive behavior, or there are
many reasons but one of the reasons is simple short term gain, short term sighted sightedness
instant gratification, instant gain, short term interest, simple that sounds shallow them on Alpha
peers. So, this betrayal is throughout the Quran. And that's one of the major characteristics and
what mint does not behave like that. And this is actually covered in that famous hadith of
Rasulullah sallallahu. It was seldom that signs of Amana fit are three.
		
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			When he lands when he speaks he lies.
		
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			When he promises he betrays that promise.
		
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			And when he is entrusted with a trust
		
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			it betrays that trust, he proves to be treasonous.
		
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			So, indeed, they displayed this at its absolute maximum
		
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			on these critical occasions during the life of Rasul Allah salAllahu Alaihe Salam and the Muslim
community in Medina
		
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			and this is covered in great detail in all of these sorts of the Quran and so are sorted to know men
does not gossip and what men does not spread lies and not men does not falsely accuse this is the
behavior of I'm gonna not have a moment.
		
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			Lying isn't just that
		
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			you've done something and then when you are questioned, you say Oh, I didn't it is not lying
includes repeating
		
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			unsubstantiated gossip,
		
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			and rumors about other people. And in fact, even if they are substantiate, it doesn't concern the
person and what min doesn't talk about simple
		
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			even if someone has done something
		
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			unless it concerns the Mothman The Mothman does not concern himself or herself with it.
		
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			And that's the lesson Allah gave and sorted.
		
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			Lola it's similar to more than me nor anyone want me now to be enforcing Pharaoh Otto however, if
goMobi Why wasn't that when you heard this believing men and believing women for good in themselves
and said this is a clear law.
		
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			And Allah revealed that verse of the Quran but it was always acted on it had already been acted on
by some of the Sahaba of the Allah Harnam according to many narrations will be you
		
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			will you will and sorry that the Allah one
		
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			did this and according some generations even Obamacare under the law and did exactly the same so it
wasn't just a what you will in Saudi but also a way you've McCarren of the Allah and was famous
story of what you will and sorry, he was sitting with his wife at home
		
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			and his wife on what are you but in Saudi Arabia said to him? Oh boy, you have you heard about our
Isha and Safwan?
		
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			Because the name of the person who was accused of finding the martyr or the Allahu and so she said,
Have you heard about our Isha? And so one
		
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			what people are saying, so she wasn't personally directly accusing her already shuttled the Lavorgna
she was merely repeating what she
		
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			You heard heard,
		
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			gossip, rumor mongering? Chit Chat?
		
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			Vain, tall,
		
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			meaningless gossip. She said, Have you heard what
		
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			people are saying about? Alright, Shannon? So one?
		
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			So will you will I'm sorry that the levar knew what she was referring to.
		
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			So he said to her,
		
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			what's an answer? He said, Would you do it?
		
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			Would you do this?
		
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			So she vehemently began protesting innocence. And she bought at the idea that of what a you would
even question her that will she capable of doing this? So her reaction spoke volumes. But how can
you think this of me?
		
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			So he called me asked her, she calmly said to him, Have you heard what people are saying about our
insurance software? So he calmly said to her, Would you do this?
		
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			And when she reacted, he then said to her, for our issue to hero Minky, then know that our insurance
is far better than simple. If you can not imagine this about yourself, and you think only good of
yourself, then how can you think any less of someone who is far far better than your eyeshadow?
		
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			So this personal vision that you have this favorable opinion, that you hold of yourself, extend that
to everyone else? And that's the meaning of the verse, Allah reveal the verse but what you will in
Saudi to the Allah Hara, and had already acted on it, because he's the one who did it. And that's
the meaning of the verse, believing men and believing women should think good of themselves. When
they think good of themselves, they should even more so think good of others. That's the attitude of
men, and what men doesn't repeat rumors, doesn't indulge in gossip, does not carry tails,
		
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			does not speak idly
		
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			does not engage in chit chats.
		
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			In
		
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			needless conversation,
		
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			that's what on earth does the total opposite the * on the hypocrites, although many or
sorry, although some of the believers perpetuated the rumor, and repeated it, the instigate of the
room.
		
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			People actually started the rooms
		
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			were
		
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			the munafo. That's what the monarch does. And what men doesn't do that. There are many of the traits
throughout the Quran. What I will do is I will suffice with this as I said at the very beginning,
today will be the last session about traits of hypocrisy from the Quran. Just one more session next
week, I'll devote some time to expanding on the
		
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			traits of hypocrisy mentioned in some of the most famous hadith of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
salam, and then we will suffice with that. I pray that Allah subhanho wa Taala enables us to
understand May Allah protect us from all of the traits of NIFA hypocrisy. May Allah make us a monks
the mezzanine or some of the Allahu wa salam ala Abdi he will soon in the Vienna Muhammad wa ala
alihi wa sahbihi Ultramarines hammock Allah will be the crescendo Allah Allah elantas The critical
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