Sadullah Khan – Ramadan2016 07

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The Prophet's stance on peace is essential, and peace culture is essential in various countries. The importance of the Prophet's teachings and the need for a culture of peace is also emphasized. A woman who became a fan favorite among her peers and eventually became a favorite among her peerage groups is recited poetry and spoken in Arabic. She later became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in Yemen and eventually became a woman with children who were born in

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			ship on the regime's Rahim Al
hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam
		
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			ala Rasulillah
		
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			he was happy he
		
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			agreed to the Islamic universal
reading of peace may the peace the
		
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			mercy and blessings of Allah on
each and every one. Salam aleikum
		
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			wa rahmatullahi wa barakaatuh.
		
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			We continue our series titled
noble
		
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			noble ones around the chosen one.
		
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			anecdotes from the inspirational
lives of amazing people who are in
		
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			the company of Rasul Allah, Allah.
		
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			And today we take a snapshot from
the companion of the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam who's
literally
		
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			reverential.
		
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			That person is to Maori, the
minute he
		
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			was a member of a very powerful
tribe.
		
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			They will
		
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			belong to the collusion
		
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			between Mecca and Medina,
		
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			they're very well known very
powerful, and the father
		
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			was the chief of the clan. And
tomorrow there was considered like
		
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			a princess in that circle,
		
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			the tribe was such
		
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			and such was
		
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			standing in that community in that
vicinity.
		
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			Shannon was a very famous tribe,
also very well known tribe.
		
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			When one of the chiefs proposed
tomorrow,
		
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			Tuesday was
		
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			the family refused this five day
status equal to the name. So, you
		
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			can imagine the kind of mentality
that was
		
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			there from the tribe, to the kind
of status they had in those
		
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			circles in their mentality, at
that time.
		
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			When husband was the
		
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			one was, was not treating very
well either.
		
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			But he focuses so much on that
aspect of life.
		
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			On the field, he was
		
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			a well known good
		
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			you may not know the name
tomorrow.
		
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			She was known as, which means that
there's
		
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			a demand
		
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			on special occasions, from all
parts of Arabia,
		
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			and different tribes to send
representatives, as you'd come
		
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			from a tribe, and we poetry in the
company, and in the audience of
		
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			those kinds of people.
		
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			She was really close to her
brothers,
		
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			particularly
		
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			one of the brothers
		
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			and she was very nice to him.
		
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			One was
		
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			before the
		
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			before, before the mafia, which
became a
		
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			Mario Brothers, and both of them
died in some kind of skirmishes
		
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			between the tribe and another
tribe.
		
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			But it was also
		
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			who she values most between.
		
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			For her
		
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			poetic even ordinary responses
regarding his homes in winter,
		
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			he wasn't the coolest of the
breeze in summer, but she kept it
		
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			in very poetic was a must
		
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			for her.
		
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			She came she became particularly
known
		
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			when she compose poetry and
recited poetry, lamenting
		
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			the death of her brothers.
		
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			And those
		
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			are still considered masterpieces
of poetry in the Arabic language.
		
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			Poetry is on tragedy.
		
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			I was
		
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			just thinking and feeling deeply
		
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			about a circumstance about the
emotions that were evoked by the
		
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			reality of a time
		
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			that I was also touching the
people stories
		
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			In the struggles,
		
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			a huge reservoir of emotion that
you're able to
		
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			create, in simplest of terms, yes,
you are so controlled, wonderful.
		
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			She says
		
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			he has to do our
		
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			job.
		
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			Every morning when I wake up, the
first rays of sun remind me of my
		
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			brother. Every evening when the
sunsets the dusk reminds me of him
		
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			was
		
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			the
		
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			mission after she became, but how
did she become Muslim
		
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			after seven years of
		
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			it as well worse
		
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			than us when he was in Medina, for
his mission about 13 years sorry.
		
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			And then he was 10 years before he
passed away, three years before
		
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			the Prophet passed on, there's a
time taken from try to meet with
		
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			the Prophet.
		
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			Sometimes,
		
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			sometimes people just impartial,
		
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			doing their own thing.
		
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			Easily mixing people as generous
in as noble as they power people.
		
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			When they came to Medina, to meet
the Prophet, the entire tribe was
		
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			the chief.
		
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			All of those who embrace Islam and
I was one of them.
		
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			And then began the new the new
		
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			phase, as one read poetry even for
the professor.
		
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			She became distinguished as a
gorgeous Arabia during the early
		
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			Islamic period. Even the Prophet
Maya poetry
		
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			once
		
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			was
		
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			Khalifa for the low. In the 60s,
		
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			there was a level of concern.
		
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			And concern along with the four
sons took part in the battle.
		
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			And on the eve of the mental
illness
		
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			embrace it
		
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			consciously.
		
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			She goes on to say
		
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			there's no other God allows you
are all the sons of the same
		
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			Father, Son of the same mother. I
never betrayed your father, nor
		
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			defame your family. I never
allowed to come into your house.
		
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			No.
		
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			You knew what it was. For those
who fight the cause of Allah.
		
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			And remember,
		
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			the Hereafter is better than
simply life and so on.
		
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			The part of the verse
		
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			the Muslims want
		
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			to conserve concerned was all for
us and
		
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			he was informed of course, as I
mentioned, she was a monster,
		
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			special on the desk of she's known
for
		
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			her brothers who
		
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			has become part of every division
have
		
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			an
		
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			emotion, the emotions when their
own son's diet gives you
		
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			a
		
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			preview to allow me was the
martyrdom
		
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			from my Lord that I will be
		
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			in the abode of mercy. My sons, I
		
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			have fallen today for the cause of
your faith. Who says you are very
		
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			much alive and alive was honored?
I feel indeed proud to be the
		
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			mother of martyrs.
		
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			Concise for me as a greatest
		
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			of all times, for eloquence of
spoken courage, and she remains to
		
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			this day a legend in every
		
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			historians document
		
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			the process of enjoying
		
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			motivated location says
		
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			conferences.
		
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			The virus and insured report for
the profit
		
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			was later for what was it
		
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			Some people consider to be just
someone asked him one day
		
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			it would have been nice. If it
wasn't for
		
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			you tonight,
		
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			it is very important that I
specifically chose this person
		
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			here is to understand the multi
dimensional forum
		
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			that was around possibly people
think the Sahaba were people
		
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			sitting on the property in the
masjid, when they walked in the
		
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			fourth and they came back
		
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			this one dimensional understanding
one dimensional perspective of
		
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			those around
		
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			perspective,
		
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			understanding of the face, and the
shallow appreciation of the
		
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			religion.
		
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			Individuals from
		
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			from a shepherd
		
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			was
		
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			that
		
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			was Princess people from
		
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			was affordable, in the slave
		
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			from Yemen and so on.
		
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			People with varying backgrounds,
multifaceted multi dimensional,
		
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			need to understand that people are
		
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			doing the same thing. It's really
important to understand this
		
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			from individuals from varying
backgrounds with different
		
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			capacities, and were able to
collect your voluminous
		
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			contribution, each in their own
way. So here is a princess with
		
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			the skills which was
		
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			used to capture the history of a
time and also to inspire the
		
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			faithful encoding
		
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			of celebrations at times of loss.
And she was a specialist, which
		
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			was ignored or overlooked by
perfect.
		
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			But like I was a young shepherd.
		
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			He was a princess.
		
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			And equally acknowledged, as he
acknowledged the shepherd, and
		
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			both were companions of the
Prophet.
		
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			She was a specialist. And the
speciality of hers was more about
		
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			the profit, acknowledgement of
profit. And she was a woman who
		
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			gave four sons in battle.
		
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			famous person and later became
Muslim, but they come from a
		
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			different part of the world
		
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			is a similar structure to the
metals and he came to ask for the
		
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			release of his system.
		
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			So he spoke to the Prophet and if
I would ask Him Who are you in
		
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			from? Is that from time to time?
		
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			Tell you something about your
people. So
		
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			most of the time, we have the best
supplements
		
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			and the best foods
		
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			and the profit responded to
		
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			a command called Yardi. It cannot
be the way you see it. It cannot
		
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			be like that
		
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			because have you seen the
		
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			greatest power amongst us?
		
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			scholars,
		
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			scholars of theology scholars
		
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			of history
		
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			when they speak of cancer, they
say
		
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			have you heard the story of
cancer, the mother of four
		
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			martyrs, two magnificent POTUS who
supposedly was admired as a silent
		
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			messenger
		
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			to be inspired
		
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			by the rise of these great
people's
		
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			worst.
		
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			Job