Sajid Ahmed Umar – Blast From The Past – Season 2 – Episode 20

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The importance of education is discussed, emphasizing the need for balance between education and schooling, finding ways to make children feel stronger and stronger, finding balance between education and schooling, and protecting one's health. The speakers stress the importance of finding balance between education and schooling, finding balance in schools, and inspiring individuals to make a difference. They also emphasize the need for parents to allow children to make mistakes and find a balance, and emphasize the importance of avoiding harming Muslims and not disrespecting Jesus. The segment also touches on the history of the United States, including the arrival of Muslims in Alaska and the American President's visit to the area, and emphasizes the importance of being a fan and a nation of inspiration when pursuing knowledge.

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			smilla rahmanir rahim al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen wa salatu salam ala
		
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			nabina Muhammad wa ala alihi wa sahbihi wa seldom at the Sleeman kathira Catherine lamb Dean ameba
Salam alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatu.
		
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			All praises belongs to Allah subhanho wa Taala. We praise Him we seek His forgiveness, and we seek
his assistance and we seek refuge in Allah subhanho wa Taala from the evil of our souls and the
adverse consequences of our deeds, who serve Allah subhanho wa Taala decreased guidance upon the non
cannabis guidance and who serve Allah subhanho wa Taala decrees misguidance upon then men can guide
him and peace and salutations be upon the final messenger, Muhammad Ali Abdullah Saleh Allahu alayhi
wa sallam, I bear witness that there is no one worthy of worship besides one Allah, and that
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is His Messenger. I welcome you all my dear brothers and
		
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			sisters to episode number 20 Season Two plus from the past.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala has taken us all the way up to
		
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			the point in the Sierra covering the first pledge of Alibaba. And over the past few episodes, we've
been taking lessons from an upper back, we have a few to take, and then inshallah, we will move into
the second pledge of a laptop. And once again, a gentle reminder, you must think of the hero with
every discussion that takes place in these episodes. Because everything taking place in these
episodes was a means of the hijra happening was the means of ease, falling onto the edge, there was
a great ease my dear brothers and sisters, because we know that sort of loss of Allahu alayhi wa
sallam went to Medina and went with him the Muslims, and they settled in Medina and Medina became,
		
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			we can say the capital of Islam, it became the home of Islam. And we know that Rasulullah sallallahu
alayhi wasallam paired the Maha June with the answer, and finally they had family whilst in Mecca
for all these years. They had family disowning them so understand the relevance of these pledges,
the relevance of Mousavi been going to Medina, the relevance of the hour to the visiting tribes and
the visiting individuals. From the lessons My dear brothers and sisters from the first aloka have
played the first pledge of an alpha is
		
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			education is education and this is in particular with Muslim women or men. Or Viola Why? Because
Mousavi mermaid was inspired in an Institute of Education. They are allowed allowed.
		
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			He was he was inspired in this place. This is where he went to see Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wasallam. And this house was the first school in Islam, because this was the place where the Muslims
gathered, and Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam taught them the new revelation that had come to
him and taught them matters that Allah subhanho wa Taala revealed Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam to teach. The educational establishment has a mighty presence in the realm and sphere of
development, we must understand this, my dear brothers and sisters. And as the famous English saying
goes, if you want to change one year, plant rice
		
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			and if you want to change 10 years,
		
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			plant trees.
		
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			But if you want to change 100 years, plant schools, good schools, very good schools, schools that
develop the human being and nurture the unique potential that Allah subhanho wa Taala gives each
human being
		
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			you know, sadly, the educational system today
		
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			cannot be called education, it can just be called schooling.
		
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			I'm not gonna be steal your mind because that's oppression. We're
		
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			not saying we don't have good schools. But I'm trying to highlight that there's a difference between
schooling and education. Education is a science. schooling is what we see today. Where we take a
bunch of unique children, we put them in one class and the one curriculum with one teacher with one
exam, and they must all come out the same. We don't allow them to nurture pending the unique
criteria and and qualities that Allah gave them. No, we convert them.
		
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			Those who are but up we bring them down in the
		
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			up or down, we bring them up, we make everyone at the same playing field and at the same level, and
it's true, just look at the exam, everyone has to pass the same exam. It's the same questions, and
everyone will be graded the same way. So it's a type of cloning process that schools do.
		
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			Education, on the other hand, will always be praiseworthy, because it's a praiseworthy science. And
education is all about development.
		
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			Thus, we can say, schools are in need of more education. If we can say that, as a principle, based
on what we've said.
		
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			The first school of Islam was the School of nurturing people's unique qualities that Allah created
them with. And the fact is, Allah created every human being with a unique quality and unique
ability. Some people are academic in nature. Some people are skillful with their hands, the more
creative and abstract and they have abilities that the people of academia don't have.
		
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			This is a father that Allah gives to who he wants subhanho wa Taala. It's a unique gift that Allah
gives to who he wishes and who he wants. We see some children at the age of two, you can teach them
things, names of things, are the children, you can't, but you find that too, they use their hands
better than the other child. So unique ability that Allah gave them.
		
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			Now, what do we do? Know, we say, how come this child that today is not doing what that child could
do?
		
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			They must be a problem with this child.
		
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			Isn't this? Isn't this what happens brothers and sisters, we say no my firstborn, he was doing these
things at two years old. The second point is not doing it left our poverty level, we need to find
the good doctor.
		
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			Already now we we have given that we have done a diagnosis on the child that this child is is low.
		
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			The child is not slow. He's just unique in his ability to develop. And he has skills which you
haven't understood, which your firstborn didn't have.
		
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			So Allah subhanho wa Taala made us and and this is common sense brothers and sisters, because we are
communities, we are interdependent beings, if we all had the same skills, who would do the other
stuff, right or wrong? Right, so allocates us uniquely, what we need to do is find that balance
whereby we are able to ensure that the unique intrinsic qualities of the child continuously develop
throughout the educational years.
		
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			So that they become stronger and stronger. And that unique ability, which Allah gave them, rather
than hampering it, and making them feel inferior. I tell you, you know, schools nowadays, they batch
you as well, we've got a batch, a B batch, a C batch, right? Or a red color, a blue color, a green
color, you see the red colors with the clever people are.
		
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			This is what happens. This is the mentality that is taught. I know when I was in school, I used to
look up the people in the later stages. I think these guys are not clever.
		
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			So Pamela, May Allah forgive me, I was young. I was within the system. And this is how the system
was.
		
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			Even our parents, if you were in a B class, or B three before, especially the parents would be upset
with you.
		
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			Because these classes wouldn't have some of the sciences that existed in the HTM classes, for
example. Now, is it the child's fault? I mean, is this a way to judge children's futures? That you
put them in a system where they feel inferior already? So now they're going through school already
feeling inferior than the guys in the history? This is not fair. Right? This is the system that we
have. And that's why I want to clearly differentiate between schooling and education, schooling and
education. You know, in the later v streams, they used to teach them a subject called agriculture
when I was in
		
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			agriculture, right? In the a stream, no agriculture, no, no, don't do agriculture. You do physics,
chemistry, advanced mathematics, Latin, Latin, who knows Latin language, I don't even need this the
first thing I forgot how to spend years studying, wasting time
		
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			doing something that I will not need, right? And then we should look at those guys in agriculture.
You know, some lessons, they go into the guidance, the planting things, and we still feel these are
the you know, they're not so clever people. But you know what, later on in life, I came to find out
the farmers are the richest people Mashallah
		
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			the richer than the doctors and the pharmacists, and the lawyers and engineers have the dilemma.
Right. So what I'm saying brothers and sisters, I mean, this is a topic in and of itself. By the
way. I am happy to sit and rant about schools.
		
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			But we have a lot to take anyway. But I just want to put the point across my dear brothers and
sisters and then the lesson that we're getting here is from Luke how the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam developed his unique ability and the courage already saw his unique ability.
		
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			That this boy has that maturity. So they nurtured it by putting him as an observer in the House of
Representatives. When Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is asked, send us the first ambassador
of Islam, he doesn't shy away from sending a 20 year old person, because he's seen that this boy has
the uniqueness to the situation. Let's let him grow, go, send him into the world of hamdulillah will
grant us the understanding. I mean,
		
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			my dear brothers and sisters from the lessons that we learn is, and this could be a follow up from
this last lesson. And that's the importance of nurturing leaders. And I touched on this yesterday
when I said that we shouldn't mother, our children, as fathers let the mother's mother hamdulillah
there has to be balance in the home with the fathers are there to father the children to make them
feel the weight of responsibility. And I touched on this, I think in the previous episodes, when I
said Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam used to let them try and interpret dreams when he was
alive. Let them try and deduce fake rulings when he was alive, making them feel responsibility,
		
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			allowing them to make mistakes in front of him. So he could correct them, there was no one better to
correct them than him. Today, as parents, we so afraid to let our children try because we cannot
handle them making a mistake.
		
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			Yet we the most sincere people to correct them.
		
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			As if we want to leave them to make mistakes after the most sincere people in their lives pass away,
and they will come up people who will not be bothered about them today, how many people brothers and
sisters even correct. People will talk about your mistakes, but how many people write to you and
tell you brother for the sake of Allah, this is a mistake. Perhaps reconsider how many people do
that today. People will say you know what, I can't be bothered.
		
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			I can't be bothered. But this is his mistakes. Very few advisors today. And if we have advisors,
very few sincere advisors, so you are the most sincere to your children. You are the most sincere
community leaders in shaba, you have the most sincere parents, teachers, let the children feel the
weight of responsibility.
		
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			Now, I'm not telling you to go on a holiday and let them manage the passports and the money Don't
get me wrong. Someone will say no, no, she said we must let them feel the weight of responsibility.
Now we went on holiday, we gave our 10 year old the passport and the money and he lost it now we
stuck
		
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			start making do against me, please.
		
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			I'm not saying that. I'm saying let them feel a responsibility that's worthy of the age that they've
reached. You know that even if they make mistakes in it, the consequences are not severe. But it's a
tool of development for them. You as a parent should ensure that there are some responsibilities in
the home. Let them manage some of these responsibilities. Take you know make the manager you are
responsible. And show them that that trust I'm not going to tell you again, this is your
responsibility. If it's not sorted out, I'm gonna ask you about it. Let them feel it. Let them make
mistakes. This is how they grow. What does it kill you only makes you stronger. You know the
		
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			statement and the tragedy is not in making a mistake. The tragedy is not easy not learning from the
mistake always remember this brothers and sisters. And as the Arabic saying goes that whoever is
scared of falling will never stand
		
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			when half are super lemmya whoever scared of falling will never stand.
		
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			How do you want your children to stand if you're too scared of them falling. So let them feel the
weight of responsibility that is appropriate to their status in terms of the life that they've lived
the age that they've reached, and the environment that they've grown up in me Allah subhanho wa
Taala practices understanding I mean, my dear brothers and sisters, from the lessons, and this is
last but not least, is that we need inspirational community leaders. We need these Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was an inspiration to the
		
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			inspiration first and foremost to the Sahaba he was an inspiration to most of you will remain. This
man left this 20 year old boy left when he was less than 20. When he accepted his love He was 20
when he was sent. But this boy left financial standing material well being the latest clothing.
		
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			So hon Allah, he left luxury he left is
		
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			for nothing. For nothing. What pushed him to do that inspiration, who inspired him Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam this teaches us My dear brothers and sisters that you know today we say
the youth, the youth, the youth, they live in this world to this point, this point this point we can
still fix it. You've learned a spoiled boy and
		
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			he became an amazing individual. And by the way, I only shared with you a portion of his life.
		
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			Go and read about his life and the death of
		
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			Gave him and how he died to Panama. He was honored.
		
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			He was honored, so spoiled youth can be fixed. What is the way to fix them? By being an
inspirational father by being an inspirational mother? By being an inspirational man, by being an
inspirational head of the masjid head of the organization be inspirational, and you will change
people. We learn from this that human beings can be inspired and inspired people do something which
many think is impossible.
		
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			And if you don't believe me, Go read the story of Mr. Economy once more, or at least visit the
episode that we discussed him in. As I said, he was spoiled. But Subhana Allah, he was inspired. He
left everything you and I would say a spoiled youth will never leave. What did he leave it for? La
ilaha illa Allah Muhammad Rasul Allah. May Allah subhanho wa Taala inspire the presence of many
Muslims in the Ameen hour today and our tomorrow We ask Allah to grant us a plethora of them.
Because indeed when this overseas many Muslims we will see quantum change with Malaysia.
		
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			And once again, I want to reiterate
		
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			not out of overpraising but out of stating facts. Interacting Mashallah with the stuff and musty
aroma. I have seen a great desire to bring the youth back to the masjid This is the place where
inspiration begins. We're talking about institution, educational institutions and establishments.
The biggest and greatest educational establishment is domestics
		
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			and I'm going to touch on this in season three inshallah class from the past when we talk about
machines.
		
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			And the first action of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. When he goes to Medina, perhaps now
you inspired to wait for the live links from next year insha Allah,
		
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			so Masha Allah, this question has a sincere desire. And my message to the parents here. My message
to the mothers and fathers here is to visit the masjid staff and ask them, What do you want to do?
What do you intend doing? And how can we help get involved? Get involved, this is how you become
inspirational as well, by working together by working together. I've already been mentioned in
brother Rogers named Dr. Dean, how many episodes I'm sure when people start watching these DVDs,
they're gonna say we have to go to machine number just to meet this man.
		
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			But here he is. Speak to him. He's been mentioning to me a lot of ideas. And I think they are good
ideas. I think they are revolutionary ideas. Get involved, visit him, ask him how can I help my dear
brothers and sisters, don't pass away, except that you've left that oma, that will do those deeds
that will allow you to benefit in your grave. Because one of the ways we benefit in our graves is by
teaching people good things that they practice after we die.
		
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			So be involved in that. Even if you sponsor financial, even if you volunteer as if you step into the
process, I don't like to use the word volunteer, I like to call it investor. Because we have done
something for law you invest, you give some time, some money Allah gives you times 10 as a minimum,
and the maximum as Allah wishes lavaca that's an investment. Right? When you give something and get
more, it's not a sacrifice. It's an investment. That's why I don't like the term volunteer for
Islamic organizations who say we want volunteers volunteers volunteer has this correlation to
sacrifice, as if we're giving something and getting nothing back. No, the reality is you're getting
		
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			more than you giving. That's investment. investment with Allah. So come and be an investor with your
wealth. Be an investor with yourself. And you will see the importance of this when we discussed the
second page of Alibaba and Allah subhanho wa Taala knows best. So these are some of the points My
dear brothers and sisters from this first pledge of Alaska. And with that, we come to the second
year of Alaska. And this takes us swiftly to the 13th year after his arrival in the 13th year after
he arrived the next year during the pilgrimage season. 70 or more. Muslims came from Medina and we
know that even the non Muslims to go for Hajj even though they were polytheists. This Hajj aspects
		
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			from the religion of Ibrahim Alayhi Salam existed in their lives people used to come to the Hajj.
Yes, it was a Hydra ship. They had shaken della bake their chicken in the rituals of hedge but the
bottom line is they were practicing the heck so people came for hedge from this group there were 70
or more from the Muslims who came for the hedge. And one of the common questions and repeated
questions that these Muslims had. Amongst them was people people people. This is paraphrasing Of
course they were saying people isn't it Hi time we protect Mohammed from Allah.
		
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			While he was alive, instead of leaving him to this courage we've been here we've become Muslims we
in year three
		
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			from last Hajj to this hedge, which is hearing him being persecuted, now we making the trip, isn't
it high time we look after him, we protect him from this we've believed in him. This can be
beneficial. I'm paraphrasing, of course, but these are this is this is logical deductions right?
		
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			You know people have character. They don't want titles for show. You know today we have people who
are titles for sure they have titles is for sure. You say this person. He's the he's got these a
director, which doesn't do anything. We just want his name attached to our program. So director, he
doesn't do anything. This is a title for show. These were not Muslims for show that Luke was
believed in the man. Let's act on this belief. If we believed in him and he's a prophet of Allah
isn't the most beloved thing to Allah that we defend him we support him, isn't it time brothers and
sisters, that we stopped leaving him forsaken to the operation and the harm in the operation? This
		
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			was a common discussion between them. So when they came for the Hajj, they made the COVID plan a
secret plan because obviously they were in a group of 10 Muslims as well. Sensitive situation.
Croatia they already warning everybody about Mohammed situation is dire. So they make a COVID plan.
Secret messaging Subhan Allah you know today we can secret message with our phones. How is it that
Allah knows best with secret messaging was being spread the rendezvous point, we need to meet
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. In any case, what they decided to do was to meet him at
night. During the mid tertiary days, we know the days of tertiary are the 11th and the 12th and the
		
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			13th of the tertiary right, which refers to slaughtered meat, which is left in the sun to dry and we
know that on read we slaughter right so these days, when the animals are being cleaned and the meat
was being purified and so on and so forth. This is known as tertiary these are known as the days of
tertiary, right? So they agreed to be Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Allah Kabbalah Kabbalah
is situated here by Mina, secretly if we look in the sera books, it actually says that people were
coming in ones and twos. Some people were sneaking to the meeting place in ones some people were
sneaking in twos you can only imagine. You know, one guy peeps, okay, it's clear coast is clear.
		
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			Next guy walks past right COVID operation until they meet at a place and then comes Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wasallam. Imagine this amazing moment, right? Because they were accepting Islam at
the hand of Musab. Now they see Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in the flesh.
		
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			Rasulullah comes with who he comes with his uncle. He comes with his uncle Allah best.
		
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			Now his uncle was in a Muslim den. And his uncle didn't come for the contents of the pledge. His
uncle came as protection for Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam as you will see. Now, in terms of
how many people gathered here, some of the books say 70, some say 73 plus two women, right? So
there's a slight difference in the count, but this is not strange, because at that time, statistics
was not important as statistics are now these approximates right. So some say they were 70. Some say
they were 73 plus two females, Mashallah, you see, the females always had the presence from the
beginning of Islam, and hamdulillah. So, what happened? They met with Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wasallam. And
		
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			the uncle of the Prophet, this Allah Beth's
		
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			the uncle of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he speaks out and he says, oh, people of the
Hazara. And when the Quran would say this, they were referring to the hustle agenda and the hours,
right, all people have the hustle Raj, you all know the position that Mohammed holds amongst us. And
you have all seen how we have protected him from our our people from his own people. And he refuses
to join any party except you. So kind of law. Right, alabaster is addressing the Hassan. So if you
think you can carry out what you promise whilst inviting him to your own town, and you can defend
him against his enemies, then assume the big burden that you have taken. Meaning This is a test is
		
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			not going to be a walk in the park. Understand what you're getting yourself into. You better be in
this for the long run. You better fasten your seat belts, great turbulence ahead, right, the plane
is going to rattle make sure you know what you're getting yourself into. None of this business where
you have you know hype. You know when you shake the coke bottle, what happens gases up? You get some
of the youth like that to the hype. Yeah, I'll do it. I'll do it. They get involved. The CEO is too
big a task for me to give up.
		
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			They give up what happened I've given up. You've given up the program is shutting down. I can't do
it, get somebody else. So alibis is making it clear
		
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			I hear I understand what you're getting into, you're in this for the long run here. There's no
backing off. You don't take him to Medina and desert him.
		
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			He's making it clear to them. Right? And then he says, and if you are going to surrender and give up
and betray him after taking him away with you, you better leave him now, because he is respected and
well defended. He has
		
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			amazing words of defense for life. Amazing words. So he was one of the persons present, he replies
and says, We have heard your words. Look at the speech. These are not speech of Play, play brothers
and sisters, this is business. This is the real business the real deal, right? The real deal. He
says, We have heard your words. And now it's time for the Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam to speak, and take from us the pledge that you want, regarding Allah, your Lord, and our
Lord. And regarding yourself. Do you wish you could be a fly on the wall observing this, isn't it?
		
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			It's like the scene is taking place. And you're just there, watching how it's happening. It's
inspirational, alive. I mean, it was a definite stance of support the fact that he's saying, We have
heard what you've said, Now is his time sallallahu alayhi wa sallam to speak up. They didn't say,
what do you think?
		
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			They said, No, it's time for you to take the pledge. What are they saying? There's no need for this
discussion. We are in it to be in it. We're not backing out. This is the way of the answer. And we
see this every battle when they don't the armor for battle. That armor never came out came off until
the battle was over.
		
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			This was not like the followers of Noosa. When Allah said go and get Palestine go and take these
tyrants out of the land. They said no, no, no.
		
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			You and your Lord go and fight we sitting here.
		
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			This is the people of Lucia with the people of Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. No, no, they
say, if you tell us to go, if Allah tells us to go, let's go because we are not going to abandon
you. These were the unsolved.
		
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			Can't now I can't even wait now for season three. Because season three is a lot about the answer.
		
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			So there was this courage and determination that was put forth and Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam then announced the pledge or the details of the pledge. What were these details, number one,
to listen and obey in all circumstances, respect, the respect the leader. This is the amine. You can
have us at the end of the day when the mill takes a decision. A center our pa we have heard and we
obey. We don't cause fitna we don't cause fitna is the lesson especially today. Right? What happens
today, when the meal, you don't agree with him, you go open another machine. Amir, you don't agree
with him, we open another madrasa, another class, another institution. This is the plague of today.
		
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			Look at this pledge. You don't disobey the enemy number one. Number two, you will spend when you
have and you will spend when you have little, you will spend when you have a lot and you will spend
when you have a little number three, you will enjoy good, enjoying good. You will enjoy and good and
you will forbid evil, you will invite towards good and you will warn against evil. Number four in
our service. You will not see anybody
		
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			in this in this in the path of Allah subhanho wa Taala you will not see anybody, no one is allowed
to run away from the battlefield. Right? What is the next clause that you defend Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wasallam when he seeks you out,
		
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			and you protect him
		
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			as you protect yourselves, and as you protect your wives and as you protect your children. And if
you look after the clauses in this covenant, you will enter Paradise. La ilaha illa Allah
		
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			My dear brothers and sisters, what a mighty event that happened in our history. We need to read our
history. We need to ponder of our history. It's inspiration of Allah He you don't need me to come
all the way to Malaysia to inspire you know Mashallah is a blessing from Allah Allah. He is not the
best person to be teaching you. But I thank you for your generosity in saying a lot of Mashallah.
You encouraged me you say well, ah, he's inspirational. Allah, he's not me. Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam is inspirational. Allah is not me. It's the life of the man that I'm teaching you
the inspirational man.
		
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			That inspirational. You don't need speakers to come here to inspire you. Just pick up the Quran.
Pick up the see Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, sit with your local scholars and you will be
inspired my dear brothers and sisters, you will be inspired.
		
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			Don't enter this play where you belittle your local scholars, and you flocked to the visiting
scholars, my dear brothers and sisters flocked to the visiting scholars, but
		
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			flock even more to your local scholars, they are inspirational. They live amongst you and amongst
you. Don't disrespect them. Be there. keep them busy. Ask them. I'm not saying read the Quran and
take your own understanding.
		
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			But know, read the Quran and go to your chef, go to your scholar ask him what does this mean? Have I
understood correctly? And when you understand correctly, ask yourself in the least, how do I
benchmark against this I in the Quran? Where am I from it? Where am I from its instructions. What is
my inspirational level from the inspirational setting and this is, this is who we are my dear
brothers and sisters, we are inspired by the Quran and the Sunnah. We are a nation of inspiration.
		
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			We don't have to be flocking
		
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			in a scene that I call the celebrity fan culture
		
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			that has especially entered the doubt because you know,
		
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			the norm is whoever we watch on TV, we become a fan. And now in the age of YouTube's everyone's
watching YouTube, so you see a single person on TV, you become a fan.
		
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			So the chef's who have the ability to put things on TV, they will get the following. And the more
lead perhaps the more pious we Allah forgive us all, that are reading books, and are busy with books
and busy with teaching, and they never had the opportunity to get their stuff on YouTube. When they
come, we don't go to them because the name is not known. We don't know them by Allah, a person being
famously known was not a prerequisite and requirement to seek knowledge. The prerequisite and
requirement to seek knowledge was going to a knowledgeable person. If someone reputable tells you
this is a knowledgeable person, go seek knowledge. Don't sit at home and say, You know what? I don't
		
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			know him. These are known who's coming to this conference. The speaker the speaker, the speaker No,
I don't know them.
		
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			What's wrong with you, brother and sister. This conference is teaching you the inheritance of
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam that's what's being taught Don't you love Rasulullah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, are you going for a person? Are you going for Mohammed for the sake of Allah and
your love for Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam this person is coming to teach you something from
him. The closest thing you and I have to Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is his teachings.
Someone is coming to teach you about Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam teach you about what he
taught and you are not going because you don't know the person isn't? Isn't it enough to know that
		
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			this person is knowledgeable and reputable about what Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam left
behind?
		
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			Me Allah subhanho wa Taala forgive us
		
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			and fix our paradigms. I mean, moving on very quickly, my dear brothers and sisters as an even surah
remember this name this name keeps popping up. He was from the sixth that accepted Islam. He was the
handler of Musa people are male in his house, the first Juma happened. This is Aurora stands up
after the Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam cites the citations of the pledge. And he says take
it easy people relax. understand one thing before you start touching the hand of the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam confirming this plan. Take it easy do people have yesterday we have not
covered that long distance, except because we have deep belief that Muhammad sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wasallam is the Messenger of Allah. We already convinced that following him entails departure from
the pagan Arabs, even if it were at the risk of our life. We have understood this is making it
clear. Should you preserve in this course, hold steadfast on to it. And your greatest your greatest
reward is placed. He says your great rewards are placed in the hands of Allah subhanho wa Taala. He
is addressing these people. And then he says but if you are caught in fear, I admonish you to give
up right now. Don't do something you will regret. Don't put yourself in a bigger quandary. Don't
create a situation which will not just harm you but will harm the Muslims as as a whole.
		
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			If you are not going to follow through, you better give up right now.
		
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			You better give up right now and then you would be more excusable by law. Yes. If you don't take the
pledge, you are definitely more excused. But if you commit and you give up.
		
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			Now it's dangerous. So this is what Aurora said. It is also said My dear brothers and sisters and
this is the last thing that I will say before we end this time for them now that some of these
giants have said that by Allah. They said to Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam by the one who
sent you. We are powerful. We are powerful enough to put the people of Mina meaning the parade to
our swords tomorrow, so panela this pledge is taking place where in secret
		
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			When at night, look what they say that oh prophet of Allah, nevermind that we've done the pledge we
telling you now We ready tomorrow Allahu Akbar. We will hit it tomorrow. We are people of action.
We've done the pledge tomorrow we will put our souls on the necks of the Quraysh Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said no, go back. Go back and leave this for Allah didn't command us to
do this. This is what he said. So Allahu alayhi wa sallam ponder My dear brothers and sisters
tomorrow inshallah life Allah gives us life, we will discuss the lessons that we can deduce from the
second pledge at Alibaba. The second pledge is known as the pledge of support,
		
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			and the pledge of defense. The first pledge was a pledge
		
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			with matters of religion, protection of religion. Now we have a pledge of support and protection of
life and protection of religion. ponder over this, my dear brothers and sisters, may Allah bless
these words, and we Allah bless you all, will not forgive us all. I mean, we all accept our rabada
and make us from amongst those that witnessed a little cutter I mean, yangban I mean, I sincerely
Love you all for the sake of Allah until Allah brings us together again. So Pamela will become the
satanic alohomora we have the Ganesha to Allah, Allah, Allah and Mr. Furukawa to boulais was Salam
aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.