Sajid Ahmed Umar – Introduction Provisions for the Hereafter Split Part A

Sajid Ahmed Umar

Explanation of the summarised version of Imam Ibn Qayyim AlJawziyyah’s famous book- Provisions for the Hereafter. This is the Introduction that took place before episode one.

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The transcript describes a Facebook session on Islam's " handy subhan ha wa" and the importance of men being part of the program. The speakers discuss the success of Islam's " handy deeds" program and the potential for men to benefit from it. They also talk about the unusual nature of a book called Josie, which focuses on the life of the Prophet sallavi, and explain that the book covers all aspects of the life of the Prophet. The segment also mentions a program with knowledge International and multiple international initiatives.

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			Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato. Bismillah R Rahman Rahim al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen
wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah where Allah Allah He will be he was seldom at the Sleeman kathira
Elijah Medina My bad.
		
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			three boys Sara Lee Emery Washington melissani f Cabo Cali.
		
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			Open praise belongs to Allah subhanho wa Taala. We praise Allah subhanho wa Taala and we seek his
assistance and we seek His divine guidance, and we seek refuge in Allah subhanho wa Taala from the
evil of our souls and the adverse consequences of our deeds. Whomsoever Allah subhanho wa Taala
decrees guidance upon the man can misguide him, and will serve Allah subhanho wa Taala decrease
misguidance upon the man can guide him and peace and salutations be upon the final messenger,
Muhammad Abdullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam as a witness that there is no one worthy of worship
besides one Allah, and that Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam is His Messenger.
		
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			My dear brothers and sisters in Islam, my dear mothers and fathers Assalamu alaykum warahmatullahi
wabarakatuh
		
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			Mashallah,
		
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			Mashallah Baraka lofi
		
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			indeed, all praises belong to Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			And not just all praises, but the most noblest of praises.
		
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			And these praises belong to Allah subhanho wa Taala for he showers upon omafra sola sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam countless blessings. And Allah subhanho wa Taala. Allah teaches us about these
blessings in his book, when he subhanho wa Taala says, we're in dunya Matala, he left
		
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			that if you were to try and audit and take account of the blessings of Allah subhanho wa Taala upon
you, you will never ever be able to do so. We will never ever be able to count the many blessings
that Allah subhanho wa Taala showered upon us
		
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			and the blessings that Allah subhanho wa Taala that showered upon us these blessings are like no
other blessings. Because they are
		
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			godly blessings. They are blessings from the creator of everything in creation. They are blessings
from the King of all kings. And yes, we might have those from the creation of Allah subhanho wa
Taala who gift us with gifts. But if we would amass the gifts of everyone who gifted us, they would
not equate in terms of honor, in terms of rank, to just one blessing that Allah subhanho wa Taala
gives us and then with this Allah subhanho wa Taala says that Allah subhanho wa Taala hasn't given
us just one blessing. But I must have Hannah who has given us countless blessings.
		
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			From the blessings of servants of Allah that Allah subhanho wa Taala has showered upon us is the
blessing of technology. This technology that you and I enjoy, especially in a session such as this,
that I can be in the comfort of my home, and you can be in the comfort of your home. But nonetheless
we can engage together in the worship of Allah subhanho wa Taala we can engage together in a process
that you and I consider a transferal of the inheritance of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
So this technology is a blessing. And another blessing is the fact that Allah subhanho wa Taala has
inspired us to use this technology that Allah subhanho wa Taala has inspired us to come together
		
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			from different parts of the globe, irrespective of the country that we're in. I do know for sure
that Al Hamdulillah we have some students here with us today that are experiencing the early hours
of the morning. And yet Allah subhanho wa Taala has inspired you to be here in a session dedicated
towards teaching from that left behind by Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam that which our
scholars
		
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			have taught us in the many books that they have written,
		
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			that which or they have described
		
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			left behind by Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam as his inheritance. And this understanding of
this obviously didn't come from themselves, they gathered it from their study of the Quran and the
Sunnah. And the Hadith which cite the teachings of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam as the most
valuable
		
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			matters the earth will ever
		
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			witness as as the most valuable matters that anyone would experience until the day of the AMA. So
indeed we praise Allah for the technology and we praise Allah for inspiring us to use the technology
and we praise Allah subhanho wa Taala also for guiding us towards
		
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			choosing to be part of this particular session. Indeed all praises belong to Allah subhanho wa Taala
Allah medical hemd can I embody generally what hc or Avi misophonic local tava when I can have to
either have it? Well it can have by the river, medical Hamed Hamden, Catherine, Eben Mubarak and V.
Campbell you should boot up Buddha oil. From the outset My dear brothers and sisters as we praise
Allah subhanho wa Taala and thank him, We ask Allah subhanho wa Taala to make our time together one
which is pleasing to Him. We ask Allah subhanho wa Taala to make us a gathering of sincerity, a
gathering of His love and purity and a gathering that only intends the pleasure of Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala alone with great hope in his reward subhanho data and that is the greatest reward known as
gender. We ask Allah subhanho wa Taala not only to grant us gender, but to make us laborers to
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam I mean May Allah subhanho wa Taala make our time together
today and over the course of the upcoming weeks and months and years inshallah because I fathom and
imagine
		
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			this particular class, lasting several years ask Allah subhanho wa Taala to grant us life and
preserve us in his obedience. I mean, so May Allah make us neighbors to Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam and make our time together heavy on our scales of good deeds in the year after And may
Allah subhanho wa Taala make us benefit from the honor and blessings that Allah subhanho wa Taala
has placed in this knowledge, the knowledge that has been revealed by Allah subhanho wa Taala the
knowledge of this shediac My dear brothers and sisters in Islam.
		
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			Firstly, you saw the announcement to this particular program. And the announcement highlighted
		
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			a program dedicated towards those who work in Islamic organizations and those who work in several
Islamic Dawa projects Alhamdulillah
		
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			now, once the advert did highlight at this particular point, by no by no means is this particular
class exclusive only to those involved in the Dow and that's why you saw in the follow up emails,
when you did register. There was
		
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			a placement for those who are not working in any organization. But the reason why I wanted to run
this class and and dedicated or dedicate
		
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			a portion of it to those involved in the dour is because I am inspired by those who you know, invest
from their time and from their wealth in being true to the legacy of the MBR and a Masonic to a set
of those who invest their time during the weekends their free time during their days in the
evenings. Perhaps before fetcher, perhaps after fudger it working in what we call today quote
unquote a non profit
		
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			kind of organization or project. And the reason why we do it is because of our love for Allah
subhanho wa Taala and his Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam Yes, our knowledge might not be up
there, you know, at the level of those who might have graduated from Islamic institutions, those who
might have graduated from, you know, different Islamic seminaries and different Islamic programs.
But nonetheless, nonetheless, I see my brothers and sisters putting themselves forward and
selflessly.
		
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			You know, being true to the legacy of the MBR AlLahi wa salatu wa Salaam and this is truly
inspirational for myself and hamdulillah Allah has blessed me to be from amongst those who dedicated
a portion of his life learning from that left behind by Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and
having access to scholars and those who have been taught by scholars and so on and so forth. And,
and they have an understanding
		
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			of this knowledge taught to us by Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and this inheritance left
behind by Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. So, you know for myself, that motif
		
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			Vision is there and it has to be there, given the position that Allah subhanho wa Taala has put me
in, given the environment that Allah subhanho wa Taala has put me in. And then I look at my dear
brothers and sisters who haven't had the same environment, but yet, you know, Subhanallah at the
drop of a hat, they leave their home, they leave,
		
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			you know, the rest time and so on and so forth, to help out with a particular Islamic conference to
help out with a particular relief project, it might be, you know, a program related towards feeding
or assisting the poor, or, you know, educating the masses, perhaps volunteering, or should I say,
investing, I prefer to use the word investing, because Allah definitely rewards us for our work. And
that's a far greater reward than monetary reward. But we see our brothers and sisters at the drop of
a hat out there, you know, tirelessly helping out, so cannot be alone. And, and I ponder over it and
could not help but feel that it should Hama Subhan, Allah, this is all the love for Allah subhanho
		
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			wa Taala and is received. So the dedication definitely is in recognition of how you all inspire me,
and
		
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			my desire to give back to a community that inspires me and give back to a community that I respect
dearly. And the reality is, my dear brothers and sisters, you know, I can give back by thanking I
can give back by acknowledging, you know, I could use my platform at a particular conference in
front of 1000s of people to thank those working in the next hour. But, you know, true thanks, and I
think the most valuable of thanks, and, and, and, and, and,
		
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			you know, the most valuable expressions of gratitude can happen by me offering the most valuable
thing that I've been given, and that is some of the teachings of this grant and great and noble,
Sharia and definitely people like yourselves, especially working in the dour need to
		
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			learn from the ocean of knowledge left behind by Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam for the
simple fact, that
		
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			the the nature of the Sharia is that it is built upon the concept of in and the concept of seeking
knowledge before speech and before action, before speech, and before action. And if you you probably
have heard me mentioned this particular point in in several talks and that is the fact that the
scholars have before the earliest of scholars recognize the importance of, of knowledge before
speech and action. And thus we have in some of the
		
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			greatest books that that that a Muslim can have,
		
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			such as Sahil Buhari, for example, which is a compilation of authentic hadith by an Imam
		
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			who was famously known as emammal Buhari. He has an entire chapter dedicated to this point. And that
is the point known as Babel,
		
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			Babel, polio and I'm in the chapter of knowledge before speech and before action. So there's many a
hadith about this. And as a result of this amendment Buhari Rahmatullah here I lay him placed an
entire chapter dedicated towards this and as I was called, as teachers, we understand the flip or
the understanding of of amendment Buhari by looking at the headings that he gave
		
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			to different ahaadeeth are the headings that he placed in his book for he would just mention a
heading and then list a series of narrations from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam under that
particular heading, so we would understand from his headings, the understanding of the man and the
flick of the email and definitely the Imam understood this
		
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			Mashallah, His mercy upon him and gathered us with even gender. Thus, he dedicated an entire chapter
teaching us the importance of knowledge and this is even more important for you, my dear brothers
and sisters so special welcome to those who are working in different organizations across the globe.
Mashallah, I can promise you we have a cosmopolitan community here. I never thought to Pamela that,
you know, we would get interest from so many parts of the world. We even have somebody from Brunei,
Mashallah de vida Colombia, Allah subhanho wa Taala bless your brothers and sisters and inshallah,
you will understand my appreciation of, you know, the appreciate the appreciation that I have for
		
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			you all, over the course of the upcoming weeks and months been delighted as we further progress, our
relationship together and our study of
		
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			the book that has been dedicated for this particular class. Now, in terms of the book that we are
going to study, then that book is known as Zed, Zed, Zed, and mad in the English language as you
have seen, it's been translated as provisions for the hereafter and I'm going to share with you
today
		
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			A bit about why I actually have chosen this book to share with you all, or why I see this book as a
good manual for us to study, especially those who are working in the dour. There's many reasons. But
before I go into those reasons, I just want to qualify my statement that yes, we are studying the
book known as death and math. But in particular, what we start studying is a summarized version of
the book is a summarized version of the book and I will explain a little bit about the difference,
or the differences between the summarized version and the full version. So this book is called sad
and mad. And it's a unique book authored by a very famous scholar, not unknown to the majority of
		
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			us, and that is iMac, Josie Rahmatullah Haley. And I will share a little bit about this great amount
more or a little bit from the biography of the life of this Imam. So we understand the uniqueness of
the text that we are studying. Now, I have used the word unique more than once already. So why is
this book unique? Well, this book is unique for several reasons, firstly, because our scholars have
said or many scholars after it will refer to la de la wrote this book, they said that this
particular book does not have an example like it. Right. So this is a massive statement of the
scholars, because we do know that is many works of many great scholars out there. But the scholars
		
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			have highlighted this particular book,
		
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			you know, for this particular type of praise, where they've actually said that there's nothing like
it, meaning it's very difficult to find an example like it, if you do say that, you know, there's
another book like this. So it's very unique. And this book is unique,
		
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			for many reasons, for the fact that the scholars have said this, and also for the fact that it is
dedicated to the life of the messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam. And when I say is dedicated to
his life, I mean, in every sense of the term, because it does discuss the speech of the prophets of
Allah, Allah, he was saying that it does discuss the actions of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam, it does discuss the tacit approvals of the Prophet sallallahu, Alayhi, wasallam. When I
say tacit approval, if I talk about the, his, you know, the times when something was done in front
of him, and he didn't, sort of correct, that particular thing that happened, and we know that for
		
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			us, he was telling me if something was wrong, he would correct it immediately. But if he did see
something or hear something or didn't comment on it, and this is a type of approval from the
prophets of Allah, Allah, He will send them regarding the permissible or the permissibility of this
particular speech or action. So this book covers all these angles from the life of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wasallam. But now, somebody might say, Okay, so then this is a Syrah book, right?
If this is the case, then surely it must be a Syrah book. So why is it then unique? Why is it then
unique? Well, it's unique, my dear brothers and sisters, because once it does cover the life of the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu, alayhi wasallam. It covers it in a way different to
		
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			what you would find in a normal sera book where there's a systematic run through the life of
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam, from start to finish, in a form of story like tanning, right?
So yes, this covers the life of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, but it doesn't cover it in
that particular way.
		
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			The other aspect that makes it different to any sera book is that in this particular book, you will
find sec, which is Islamic jurisprudence, you will find aqidah which is Islamic belief, you find now
which is Arabic grammar, you will find adapt, which is Islamic morals, manners and etiquettes you
will find Russia which refers to the hearts of Venus. Right, you get an Eman boost reading this
particular book. Also you find MOA, which refers to general lessons and reminders. So all this is
inclusive in the writing of this great Imam. So yes, he is running through the life of Rasulullah,
sallallahu alayhi wasallam. But he's analyzing his life from a series of different angles. So this
		
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			definitely makes it absolutely amazing that look, we won't call it a fifth fifth book. But yes, it
is a fifth book. We won't call it an Aveda book. But yes, it is a nakida book and so on, and so
forth. So this is how amazing this particular book is. Now, somebody might say, well, do we get
confused with it? Or, you know, is there confusion regarding its category? Absolutely not. There's
no confusion by the scholars regarding its category. Rather, the scholars have said it owns a
category
		
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			In and of itself, and it is a unique book, may Allah subhanho wa Taala shower His mercy upon this
Imam me also, this particular book, if you go to the full version, you will find that this
particular Imam, he cites the views of several scholars, whenever he discusses a fifth point for
example, you can see the ocean type of knowledge that the man has that he he brings into the
discussion, the views of of several scholars. And also what makes this book unique is his
methodology in presenting the pieces of information. So, you know, if you look at how he he
mentioned Hadith, we see him practicing the way of the scholars of Hadith, in terms of the Hadith
		
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			that he chooses to mention, in terms of,
		
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			you know, his discussions surrounding the authoritative nature of the Hadith, or the prophetic
narration, that he mentioned. So, he, he will cite the authenticity of the Hadith, or the
authenticity of the authenticity level of the Hadith. So in his you know, mention of Hadith, we find
him practicing the way of the scholars of Hadith. And then, even when we you know, look at him
discussing points, for example, or his explanations of the Hadith, we see him traversing the way of
the scholars of assurance, or jurisprudence methodology, in terms of, you know, his explanation of
the evidence is used, and whether the evidence is abrogated meaning it was said by the prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, but the ruling was lifted, or whether the ruling still applies. So he
touches on all these things, and he will goes ahead and discusses the implications of texts. So for
example, you could have a text that gives you a general implication, when when you read the Hadith
or an ayah in the Quran, you understand from it, that this ayah or the ruling of this ayah includes
everybody, right? But then sometimes, we have another verse, another idea or another prophetic
narration that has a
		
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			more narrow approach or a more restricted approach. And that haddie explains the first habit or the
later I explained the first idea, right, telling us that well, you know, whilst the first idea was
General, the generality was not intended, and now we have this other Hadees to teach us that the
generality was not intended and so on and so forth. So, he goes on to mention all these amazing
aspects taught to us by the scholars of pseudo or jurisprudence methodology to help us further or to
exacerbate our understanding of tech. So, there is a lot of analysis in the writing of him in this
particular book as well. And also why I see this book as unique as well is because this particular
		
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			book My dear brothers and sisters, actually helps us understand reasons why the scholars differ,
right? A lot of the time you know, we work in the dry sometimes we have people from different ethnic
backgrounds, and
		
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			we
		
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			apologize Can I just ask if I am being audible here? Baraka?
		
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			Could you please just drop me a message in the box below me? Allah bless you? Oh,
		
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			yes, excellent. Zaku la Heron, because for some reason, I can't really see the
		
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			the bars on the microphone teaching me that I am audible.
		
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			For your, your, your response, apologies for just breaking your thought process actually wanted to
make sure I'm not speaking to myself, this is one of the beauties of using technology as well. It
can happen that you you end up speaking and speaking and speaking, and then all of a sudden you find
out that Subhanallah I was actually speaking to myself. And as you know, I have
		
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			a lot of online projects and programs, programs with knowledge International University and the
numerous STEAM Academy and other online initiative. So I have come across all the
		
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			the curveballs that technology can can throw you so
		
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			apologies for cutting your thought process. But humble example now hidden for clarifying