Sadullah Khan – Topic End of Crucial Decade in Human History

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The speakers discuss the negative impacts of COVID-19 on the global society, including the decline in physical and mental abilities, the rise in anti-arian sentiment, and the shift in leadership from a traditional pre-crisis agenda to a digital agenda. They also touch on the devastating effects of climate change on people's lives, including the loss of their lives and the devastation of their homes. The segment emphasizes the importance of empathy and faith in achieving success in life, and the need for action and time use for personal fulfillment. The pandemic has also impacted people's lives and created challenges for everyone.

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			Salam Alaikum Could you kindly as
the people in the back to kindly
		
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			come forward if possible a lot of
people to come in as well as the
		
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			ladies there's a niqab ceremony
after do masala so even the ladies
		
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			kindly make space in the left hand
side where you are sure we can
		
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			hear and see me so kindly fill the
spaces
		
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			so that we have less interruption
once we started human shall
		
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			also be lying in a shape on the
regime Smilla Rahmanir Rahim Al
		
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			Hamdulillah
		
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			Al hamdu Lillahi wa Salatu was
Salam ala Rasulillah he will he'll
		
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			put up you know, tuck it in.
		
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			While I was happy he or Elijah me
Island BIA evil mousseline call
		
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			Allahu Taala by all the bIllahi
min ash shaytani R Rajim will also
		
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			be in null in CERN and a fee who's
ill Alina Armen, well I saw your
		
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			hurt, but also will help. What a
while so be sober. So doc, Allahu
		
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			Allah, Allah you owe them in the
name of Allah, most Gracious, most
		
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			Merciful. All praise is due to our
Creator, our cherish our knowledge
		
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			and our Sustainer we bear witness,
there's none worthy of worship but
		
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			Allah. We bear witness, we believe
in all the prophets, and we bear
		
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			witness the Prophet Muhammad.
Abdullah Rasul allah sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa, he was happy he was
setting them is the final of all
		
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			the emissaries and messengers of
Allah.
		
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			The elders, brothers and sisters,
		
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			just for the use of visitors from
outside
		
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			I greet you with a Islamic
universal greeting of peace, may
		
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			the peace the mercy and the
blessings of Allah be upon each
		
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			and everyone present here at this
auspicious hour of Juma Assalamu
		
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			alaykum Warahmatullahi
Wabarakatuh.
		
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			In the Holy Quran, Allah swears by
the token of time, by the passage
		
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			of time, while also
		
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			and that time by which he sways is
a witness, a witness to life and
		
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			death, a witness to what has
passed in human history, a witness
		
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			to the successes and failures to
the rise and fall of individuals
		
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			and communities. It is a witness
to beginnings and to endings.
		
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			And as time marches on, we are
constantly losing the capital of
		
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			our existence. And what is the
capital of our existence is the
		
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			minutes, the hours, the days, the
weeks and the years
		
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			that we exist on this earth.
		
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			The greatest luxury is the luxury
of time for like health.
		
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			It's among those things that money
cannot buy and it's why the
		
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			results said about both now
Ramadan Moon fie Hema cathedral
		
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			millionaires of Sahara. Well,
first off, there are two things
		
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			that people most neglect, yet they
are valuable, but people are most
		
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			heedless of two things, your free
time and your health.
		
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			So as we look,
		
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			these moments that pass by can
never be retrieved from the stream
		
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			of the past.
		
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			spiritual awareness as time goes
by may or may increase.
		
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			Our material potentials, however,
decline, while our physical
		
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			abilities and our mental abilities
fade away.
		
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			And despite our martial law,
technological advancement of which
		
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			we are proud
		
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			after swearing by the token of
time, Allah says, in the insanity
		
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			of
		
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			humanity at large, it seems
nonetheless lost in a quagmire of
		
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			restlessness, of insecurity, of
uncertainty, of hostility, of
		
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			loneliness, of strength, of
faithlessness and of
		
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			disillusionment.
		
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			But life as we know is a test of
ecological mode tal higher Leon
		
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			welcome. So we are tested, but we
are tested within the ambit within
		
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			the arena of time, because we are
born in time
		
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			We live in time and we die in
time. And Allah reminds us in the
		
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			Quran of Allah.
		
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			Usefulness equal the army mod
Ratan Omar retain some Maga to
		
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			guna was a homie of the karoun.
They're not away our people look
		
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			away, that they are being tested
year in, year out.
		
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			And despite being tested year in
and year out,
		
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			people do not seem to deflect to
take critical self evaluation to
		
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			repair the wrongs they have done.
No, they learn lessons from what
		
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			they have experienced.
		
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			We are in the last week of 2019.
		
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			We are also in the final week of
this decade. It began on the first
		
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			of January 2010. It ends on the
31st of December 2019. a
		
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			tumultuous decade indeed. And we
have witnessed events that
		
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			impacted on the cause of history.
		
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			If you look at the world,
politically, authoritarian regimes
		
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			are in power. And many countries
in the Western world.
		
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			We find a very alarming and
distinct rise in anti Muslim
		
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			sentiments, xenophobic, racist,
bigoted leaders, and we find the
		
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			rise increasingly or prejudicial
political parties.
		
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			If we look at the global landscape
in the last decade I'm talking
		
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			about it seems that everywhere
elites just kill the Crown's it
		
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			may seem promoting racism and
xenophobia are taking over the
		
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			reins of power for from Donald
Trump in America, but a Johnson in
		
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			England now Linda Modi in India,
Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi
		
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			Matteo Salvini Italy, Viktor Orban
in Hungary, Benjamin Netanyahu in
		
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			occupied Palestine, Abdel Fattah
El Sisi in Egypt, if you look at
		
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			all this, Jay Bolsonaro, in
Brazil, all of these
		
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			Marine LePen in France, Nigel
Farage in Britain, all of these
		
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			a clear indication of the shift in
the leadership of the world
		
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			towards a colonialist agenda, an
imperialist agenda and agenda that
		
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			could negatively impact the
nations that they are in charge
		
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			of, or in control of, but also
impact the world at large,
		
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			negatively, and perchance in an
irreversible way.
		
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			We witnessed the Arab Spring, the
start of Indonesia,
		
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			which was a series of anti
government protests, uprising in
		
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			armed rebellions, that spread
across much of the non Muslim
		
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			world as a response to oppressive
regimes, low standards of living,
		
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			unemployment, lack of
opportunities, and we should learn
		
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			from this. Just saying Islam and
because we are Muslim, doesn't
		
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			mean he's gonna solve problems.
Just putting a chair on a molar
		
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			line chart will look to dedicate
your issues, just quoting Quranic
		
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			verses, will not be a solution to
the problems, look at the reality
		
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			identify what they are, take
people who know what they're
		
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			doing, we've experienced in what
requires to be done, put those
		
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			people in charge, if we can. It
seems Is that happening? Because
		
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			you will democracy is not really
working.
		
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			So what this events from the
beginning of the liberating
		
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			Arab spring to the ongoing
devastating wars in the Middle
		
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			East, which has made in the past
decade, 50 million Muslims
		
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			homeless, from the destructive
killings of the Rohingya Muslims
		
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			in Myanmar and Burma, to the
disturbing incarceration of Uighur
		
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			Muslims in China and the
debilitating undermining of Muslim
		
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			Rights in India, which we are
still witnessing, as we are
		
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			speaking. We find images etched in
our minds that defined our
		
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			perception from climate change to
environmental crisis. Images of
		
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			floods in parts of the world and
dismal droughts in other parts of
		
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			the world proceed from there okay
for Karnataka, let me look at
		
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			what's happened to the people
before you learn lessons
		
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			and see what devastation has been
brought about by the hands of
		
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			people. Snowfall, you can Makkah
and Medina and raging fires still
		
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			going on today in Australia.
Images that suck the world in the
		
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			past decade of Muslim refugee
children washed up ashore on the
		
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			shores of Europe and gunmen
attacking mosques in New Zealand
		
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			at the time of Juma.
		
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			We have memories that cannot be
raised. Yes, we said farewell.
		
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			Old to Nelson Mandela and to
people like Muhammad Ali. But do
		
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			we have to deal with people like
Donald Trump and President Zuma?
		
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			This year, we commemorated 50
years of the passing of an icon
		
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			of a noble hero of a struggle.
		
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			Noble hero of the struggle of
industry and a man after whom this
		
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			road his name in which the mosque
is mama Abdullah Harun 50 years
		
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			since the martyrdom of Imam
Abdullah Haroon, while
		
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			simultaneously we witnessed the
Zonda commission dealing with
		
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			issues of state capture and
corruption in the corridors of the
		
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			highest offices of power.
		
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			South Africa, brothers and sisters
is facing a challenge of the
		
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			legitimacy of his political and
social economic system, a growing
		
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			number of our citizens are being
left behind. And this is a recipe
		
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			for evolution and disaster for
those who think they are
		
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			comfortable.
		
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			beset by a plague of violence, of
poor growth, 34% of employed,
		
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			employable people in this country
are unemployed. What are we doing
		
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			about that?
		
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			What are Muslims doing about it?
are we addressing it in our
		
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			forums? Is it part of our Alumni
Council meetings, people are
		
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			starving.
		
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			We fighting about means of making
wudu and Hanafy will do and Shafi
		
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			will do and there are people who
have water to drink. While we have
		
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			the luxury of debate debating
about secondary issues on
		
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			focus and attention.
		
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			South Africa is plagued by
violence, poor growth, a legacy of
		
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			state capture rampant corruption,
we are facing a deepening crisis.
		
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			In the past decade, we also
witnessed a massive wave of change
		
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			called the fourth industrial
revolution that has fully landed.
		
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			It introduced a phase in human
scientific development, surpassing
		
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			all technology of the past,
altering the realities of the
		
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			present, and defining aspects of
the future.
		
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			Technology hungry,
		
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			we have now the ability with CRI
s. PR as I came in, and I saw
		
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			three four doctors coming in. So I
hope I'm missing the finger wrong.
		
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			By the way. It's a bacterial
immune system whereby they're able
		
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			to do powerful gene editing, where
they can change the color of the
		
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			baby in the womb of the mother.
They can deal with gender issues.
		
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			It can of course, assist in
eradicating major diseases, but
		
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			can also be used to edit human for
reproductive purposes. And it can
		
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			open the doors to many ethical
question and to many moral
		
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			debates.
		
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			This decade you also witnessed for
the first time ever, a direct
		
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			image of the black hole in space
in the galaxy 55 million light
		
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			years away, is how connected we
are.
		
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			Yet we are killing so many people
in so many countries, people are
		
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			killing the citizens. Those who
are in power are killing their own
		
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			citizens, even in Muslim lands. So
connected with the outside world.
		
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			So connected with everyone gets so
disconnected with our reality
		
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			within our homes. Much has
happened that will have a
		
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			significant impact on the world
forever.
		
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			Though South Africa won the Rugby
World Cup shake his mind. So there
		
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			was something to celebrate.
However, by enlarge, it seems
		
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			globally. It was a year of
protests, a year of demonstrations
		
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			in Hong Kong in Spain, Iran,
Bolivia, Nicaragua, Russia, India,
		
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			America.
		
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			But it's also been a decade of
high tech invention of devastating
		
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			conflict of global disruption and
of political corruption.
		
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			So despite our technological
advancements, and Masha Allah the
		
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			great achievements that we have,
that we should learn and
		
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			celebrate, in in Sunderland,
		
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			human beings seem increasingly in
a state of loss in a state of
		
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			insecurity, uncertainty, the state
of loneliness in this illusion
		
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			moment,
		
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			and therefore the short Surah of
the Quran Bourassa which by the
		
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			way, there are so used to read to
the Sahaba when they should
		
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			separate they should read this as
a reminder, because there's four
		
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			principles of civil salvation. I'm
a New I'm a new solar hot water
		
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			Wasabi. Wasabi Sabra, having
faith, binding yourself to the
		
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			ideology of truth, manifesting the
faith in positive good beneficent
		
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			axiom promotion of what is right
what is just what is true what was
		
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			to be the
		
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			promotion of what was obvious
other helping one another to
		
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			patiently
		
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			persevere to be able to take on
the challenges that are being
		
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			experienced.
		
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			So three steps, I will remind us.
		
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			One is to engage the reality of
the world we find ourselves in one
		
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			on one with the idea of Eman
because Eman condition ties us
		
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			about eventual accountability. A
person of human can never be a
		
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			person indifferent to the reality
around him or around.
		
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			The question one needs to ask as a
person of faith, if you say you
		
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			have those who believe, where am I
in relation to myself in relation
		
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			to my Creator, in relation to my
near and dear ones, in relation to
		
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			the key issues that affects the
society where I live in? And where
		
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			am I? Where am I in relation to
the world, the larger world, which
		
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			is increasingly becoming a
village? What is my relation to
		
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			the larger world that we all live
in?
		
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			Don't forget, the major practical
issues facing the world are
		
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			hunger, global warming, water
scarcity, oppression, was
		
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			disparity between rich and poor
illiteracy, energy waste, gender
		
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			based violence and inequalities,
depletion of money, resources,
		
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			lack of health care, destruction
of national, natural environment,
		
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			which of these issues are
fundamental issues to the common
		
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			existence? Remember, we are going
to hire uma who collegiate
		
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			leanness, we are the best of
people for the benefit of
		
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			humanity, which of these issues
are on our religious agenda, on
		
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			our education agenda, which of
these are in the minds of our
		
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			children in our youth, as they are
going towards degrees for the
		
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			future?
		
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			So when is faith that conscious
entices us of our accountability
		
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			to and while I'm inside the heart,
engagement through action, action
		
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			that is relevant to the challenges
and the needs of the time. Be
		
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			aware of the reality around you
know what is happening, take
		
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			cognizance of the impact of what
is happening. Be aware of what the
		
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			issues are, realize what is
required to be done, and decide
		
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			what is it that I can do in my
small or in a big way.
		
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			A life of relevance is the life of
impact. How many of inventions,
		
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			even the wars and who's been fight
among themselves killing each
		
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			other?
		
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			By arms bought by other people,
because we drive across from other
		
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			people? What do we produce?
Besides dates that come from
		
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			Medina, and coffee as we bring
from Makkah, they're made in
		
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			China? What do we produce?
		
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			A life of relevance is a life of
impact. It's a life of being
		
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			lived, to add value to humanity
and to society. How will I come
		
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			from my action or my inaction in
the face of challenges around me
		
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			in Elaina? So my inner Elena
Isobelle, Allah says, to us is
		
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			your return and you will be held
accountable upon your return?
		
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			In a world more interconnected
than ever before? We ponder and as
		
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			we leave the old year, and move
towards the New Year, we ask
		
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			ourselves, What have I done with
my yesterday's? What am I going to
		
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			do with my tomorrows, we are
commanded, as we always remind
		
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			ourselves in every year you are
loving it, the law will come to
		
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			market dermaclara Oh, you proclaim
faith be conscious of Allah and
		
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			carefully consider what you have
set forth for tomorrow.
		
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			action is required
		
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			to study one of the mystics
Persian mystics in the ninth
		
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			century. He said, a NASA Kulu
motor in the Laurel AMA, with Alma
		
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			suka in harmony with early mean
Kulu mcloon.
		
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			He said, All human beings are
dead, except those fools who do
		
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			good deeds or deceive, except
those who are sincere and
		
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			compassionate.
		
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			Do what needs to be done.
		
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			Do it with sincerity, with empathy
with love. If you do what you do
		
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			with love, you will love what you
do. And you will be loved for what
		
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			you have done. And if no one
appreciates, at least Allah will
		
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			love you will ask you in the long
run, will Marcin do good. Allah
		
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			loves those who do good.
		
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			So when we say empathy and
compassion we mean to be sensitive
		
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			to the plight
		
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			and the dilemma, the predicament
of others. I constantly mentioned
		
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			the hadith of Rasulullah when
there are solutions that will
		
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			actually bother
		
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			The man at the woodland has the
essence of reasoning after
		
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			accepting five history of love,
compassion for humanity, why is
		
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			denial failed to do whatever good
you can Illa Koulibaly offered you
		
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			irrespective of whether people are
good or whether they are bad.
		
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			Empathy creates relevance. Why?
Because it creates a deep
		
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			connection that brings people
together. Why is once I've said
		
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			and some say the lawsuit is
documented in the biography of
		
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			Charlemagne, okay, but Allah
Allah, either a rod Allahu
		
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			Abdullah Hira, is Tamela, who
Picabo how generous when Allah
		
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			which is good for a person, he
grants that person the capacity to
		
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			be an instrument for fulfilling
the needs of those around him.
		
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			So it is the end of the year. By
the end of the decade, it is the
		
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			end of the end of a decade. It is
a mistake to think that time is
		
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			going time isn't going anywhere,
time is time, time is here till
		
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			the world ends. It is you that is
going so you and I don't waste
		
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			time. You and I don't waste
yourself for wasting time you're
		
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			wasting yourself.
		
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			It is you who grow old and die
time does not die. So make best
		
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			use of time and times are not bad.
It's people who do bad things in
		
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			time because times are bad number
times are not bad. Sunday, Sunday,
		
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			Monday is Monday Joomla Joomla are
not bad. People do bad things. We
		
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			have become bad if we are very
good times will be good. So don't
		
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			say nothing I can do you know
times are bad.
		
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			Now you lose a man and Imam Shafi
said, Well, I will fina where they
		
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			said is a man in our
		
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			we blame time the times are bad,
but times are not bad is will
		
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			become bad. Because time is no
crimes except the crimes we commit
		
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			in time.
		
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			So it's not necessarily a bad
world, that we become negative. It
		
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			is a different world. It is a
challenging world. But after all,
		
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			life is a challenge. Life was a
test that was meant to be
		
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			challenging. And the people were
most challenged with the prophets.
		
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			Why did Allah make all the Muslim
people in Makkah become Muslim,
		
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			while he blew Medina come back be
removed, come back by what
		
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			knowledge is making me McAfee the
Prophet you kill me become Muslim.
		
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			And then people in the world can
follow the McCanns in martial law,
		
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			they all became Muslim, his own
family by the way, at least the
		
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			family could become Muslim, his
uncles.
		
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			So it's not necessarily a bad
world. It is a different world, an
		
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			increasingly different world, a
challenging world, an ever
		
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			changing world.
		
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			And though the world has always
been changing,
		
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			the rate of change has never been
as great as in our times. And in
		
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			the past decade, we have witnessed
unprecedented acceleration in the
		
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			pace of that change. You look at
this instrument, how it changed
		
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			from 2000 to now the whole world
is connected only thing I can eat
		
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			it, everything else you can do
with this.
		
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			The whole world in your hand in
your pocket, but in my hand in
		
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			everyone and even the poorest
person in the village somewhere
		
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			can afford it. We are connected.
		
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			So though the world has been
changing, the rate of change has
		
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			never been as great as in our
times and the past decade, has
		
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			seen an unprecedented acceleration
in the pace of the change. So as
		
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			we engage the the realities of
life around us, and as we reflect
		
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			on with us in the in Santa Fe,
Who's in the lead in Amman who
		
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			among us all, as we reflect, we
ask Allah may Allah grant us
		
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			vision. And it begins with that.
Because if we are not connected to
		
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			one another, why should I care
what happens to the world?
		
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			vision to see the good in people.
We are too busy. Even in our
		
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			religious circles, who's coughing?
Nobody's looking who's Muslim?
		
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			Everybody's looking who's
coughing.
		
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			A vision that genuinely sees the
good in people. Actions that
		
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			genuinely benefit the people.
Irrespective
		
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			of whether they're Muslim or
coffee.
		
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			That's their business. Allah will
answer you do good because you are
		
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			good.
		
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			So excellent is a genuinely
benefit people empathy that
		
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			embraces all people, hearts that
forgives the faults of people
		
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			minds that engender love for
people, memories that remember the
		
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			best in people. Oh Allah, make us
instruments of goodness. Aquila.
		
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			kolyada, was tougher. Allah wa
salam aleikum wa rahmatullah
		
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			people. I need to ask you right
now. Please. I would request that
		
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			all of you we see a gap in front
of you and you stand up for the
		
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			dawn in the Sunnah. Fill the gaps.
Please listen to it after Juma
		
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			after the call.
		
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			Not so fill the gaps immediately
and inshallah and to the ladies on
		
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			the left hand side I know there
are quite a few ladies
		
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			additionally today because of the
of the of the reading and Nikka
		
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			after the after the Joomla or they
will upstairs so just please
		
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			inshallah also do that to yourself
as well inshallah shukran masala
		
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			Malik Morocco
		
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			is up and welcome to suicide Allah