The Bible's teachings for the people and their minds are discussed, including the confusion surrounding the name of the surah and the significance of the Bible's teachings for the people and their minds. The history of Islam and the use of surahs in relation to drugs is also discussed, along with the importance of science and science in the world. The segment emphasizes the importance of learning from Muhammad sallati's teachings and bringing comfort to Muslims. A call to action is made for the audience to share information about a prize.
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Before getting into the use of or getting to Elif lab, the first letters of surah Yusuf, they,
obviously la hora Rahim that's found at the beginning of the surah.
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There is some introductory information that the scholars have mentioned. And that pertains to the
name of the surah. Its place of Revelation. And the number of is in the surah. The scholars have
seen, they mentioned this in their books. They mentioned this in their books. So as for the name of
the surah, then it's surah Yusuf. This is introductory information. As for the name of the surah,
then it's surah Yusuf, because Allah subhanho wa Taala discusses the life of use of Allah He Salam
in the surah and said, amazing surah because it's dedicated to the story of one prophet of Allah
subhanho wa Taala Allah
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and Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah says, We revealed to you the best of all stories and all the
stories in the Quran are the best of all stories.
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Where was the surah revealed?
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According to the majority of the scholars, the entire surah is murky is murky. According to the
majority of the scholars, the entire surah is lucky.
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There is a second view and it is said that even a basket of the Allahu and a data said that yes, the
surah is murky. Besides, for if that's if number one is number two, or number three, and number
seven
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is number one, number two, number three, and number seven. So they say the surah is murky except for
if this is Madeline, this is Madeline.
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How many I actually saw the use of
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the scholars say they are 111 is according to the correct opinion 111 is according to the correct
opinion. We might not cover all 111 in our sitting. But we will inshallah try and cover the story
which is covered in about 102 is that Allah subhanho wa Taala sort of closes the surah with ayat
after he closes the actual story of surah Yusuf by him. So I just said that majority of the scholars
say the surah is mucky. Right, what is murky? And what is maddening? What is murky. And what is
muddy now,
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right.
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Now, so the scholars have several views about what is mucky. And what is mad that we always have in
some massages, right surah MKII, our Surah madonia we already see this, the scholars have
explanations about what is murky and what is maddening. Some scholars base it on the place of
revelation on the place of Revelation. So if a if a revelation happened in mechanics surrounding
areas, then it's murky, and if it happened in Medina and its surrounding areas, then it's matherly
and some other scanners based on the time of Revelation. And this is the correct view. As the
brother said, the correct view is MKI are all if that were revealed before hegira to Medina, any
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ayah that Allah Subhana Allah revealed before Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam migrated to
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Medina is called MKI irrespective of place, irrespective of place.
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And any ayah that was revealed after he Judah is considered
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madonie is considered meddling, irrespective of place even if the AI was revealed in Makkah, if it
was revealed after migration, it's maddening. And if it's revealed before migration, it's
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if you're going to sleep from now, then I'm going to make you stand and do the lesson.
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Once again, if it's revealed before migration, it's your Why were you so quiet? Why?
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writing notes, Mashallah.
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It's a good excuse.
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And if it's revealed after migration, it's called, I still can't hear you. Yes, it's recording and
your voice has to go in this microphone. Otherwise the people who watch it afterwards will think
there was nobody in the venue.
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Okay, so the correct opinion as we said is is revealed before migration. This is called Mackey and I
add
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revealed after migration This is called madonie barakallahu li contai. Why have the scholars
classified MKI and madonie
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to help us appreciate the eloquence of the Quran even more, even more, because the ayah that were
revealed before migration had a specific theme
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and specific way and specific instruction. And the idea that we were revealed after migration,
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it's clearly noticed a different way a different instruction a different styles cannot be allowed.
Absolutely amazing. And this further makes us appreciate the eloquence of the Quran. And further for
those who ponder, we'll get to that we'll get to that. So for example, here, for example, here, the
scholars say, when we look at Maki is when we look at Maki if we see the instruction in McKee is
strong.
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Stern, direct,
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when we look at McKee is the instruction is Stern, direct and candid, strong.
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And when we look at the eye itself, we see they're shorter if
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they are shorter if and when we ponder over the meanings, we see it has it has high impact.
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There's a high impact in the meanings
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before migration to Medina, Visa v.
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And these are yet in terms of the meanings and themes, had themes different to the
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madonie themes, different to the mechanisms, which again makes us appreciate the form of
instruction, and the wisdom of instruction we find before migration to Medina, before migration to
Medina.
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The theme of tawheed was very strong in this area,
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and belief in the hereafter
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and correct Islamic belief.
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This was this was very manifest before hegira.
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Let's take examples.
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Take examples that the last
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exam of the Quran however the most of them are all
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right, America alone. I didn't never LLVM LLVM VM of telefoon color Sailor Moon McCullough Sailor
Moon,
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right, short high impact, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, like you have an ice cube and you have a
chisel and you you chipping away. And there was wisdom in this because the Quran was chipping away
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over the layers of shirak that was on the hearts of the mushy hood.
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They were engulfed in idolatry and belief in the way of the forefathers. And now a message different
to what they were upon Cain.
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So when you chip at something, do you have hard knocks or is it short? locks?
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Short locks, isn't it? You You chip away at a classic Hard Knocks those who are saying hard. They
don't know how to chip
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right even on the golf course, when you chipping Do you take a full golf swing? Or is it a short
golf swing appropriate to
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the amount that needs to be hit? It should you take short knocks you take short knocks you take your
chisel Have you seen them when they climb in the mountains, the ice mountains and they try to chip
into those large blocks of ice they chip away if you do one hard knock, you will break the whole
thing in its entirety.
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But you chip away so you preserve you preserve what requires preserving and you break away all
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the filth around it and that which is access to requirement like when they purify gold. They purify
it in a way that the gold remains and everything else is removed. So this is what the Quranic
instruction Allah subhanho wa Taala through revelation was chipping away at the hearts short
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alone and it never allowed him to have well lately either sajer Mela dekora bukoba palla short high
impact if that chip away the food and open the heart
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towards understanding and common sense
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and believe in the unseen that which the human being can't know by default.
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The human being doesn't know about gender and gender and by default because your mind
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understands its environment. This is why this is believe. This is why it's belief. Right? You have
to believe in the hereafter. So the Quranic instruction was doing this, that's when we look at the
monkey if we see the specifics and we say Subhana Allah, it makes us appreciate the Quranic
instruction even more when we say the Quran is a miracle, it's a book that is unmatched and can
never be produced to the day of the AMA. All these things have to be taken into consideration. It's
not a matter of, of putting Arabic words together. And even if they tried, it will never match the
way a raw revelation is properly, it will general Allaha when we look at the mucky if we see we see
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this form of rhyming
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in instruction,
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right, there are lots of Hemingway data discusses specifics it comes in a specific way we wouldn't
say Ryan because the Quran is far higher than than what we consider rhyming and poetry but we see
there's a match that when the instruction changes, it starts matching right, it has this counting
ability to absorb you absorb you write so for example, Allah subhanho wa Taala says when z at de la
Rocha
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Chico Tina was savvy had established hair for savvycard is Val mu that buratti amaura you see then
yo moto juphal rajiva changes from that raw diva like Raja kulu
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ya ku Luna
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do not feel half euro, either
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euro z or
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even camera to hasura for in hazard euro to shader
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either be sir here Are we done? Hello attacker, howdy to Moosa is now it's changed.
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Moosa is heavy enough in Baja, Bakula. laka Isla
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de Ella Baker.
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Are you following? This is the Quranic answer. It's absorbing you. It's absorbed you you have no
choice but to be absorbed by it. Whether you believe in it or you don't like the statement of well,
even mahira in disbelief he had the Quran and he went back to the correlations and voila, in Allah
hula halau hula, hula Allah. He says this has a
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an unmatched sweetness
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and unmatched ability to incline you towards listening to it despite what we think of Muhammad. And
despite what we think about the message, this is the book of Allah subhanho wa Taala. So this is
McKee, Allah Callaghan. These are MKI.
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Then we have made any ions, which are different to the murky area, they are longer in instruction.
They mentioned the laws of Islam.
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Laws weren't mentioned in Makkah.
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Right, they weren't. And this is amazing, an amazing lesson from the way Allah the Quran to the
draft those who invite towards Islam, that when you invite someone to Islam, invite them towards
tawheed.
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Don't invite them towards leaving alcohol and dressing in hijab.
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That will come as a result of to heat invite them This was our Allah subhanho wa Taala was doing in
the revelation. So Pamela, before migration, it was to heat and the hereafter and gender and
jahannam and the grave and the punishments of the grave for those who don't adhere and the price for
those who who practice and gender to either the perpetual permanent gardens of the Hereafter, which
they couldn't understand.
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Right, like in the surah, we read, they were saying, in order to do that we'll have to either
couldn't Meriva era we're going to be brought back to life when we have become bones desecrated.
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Right, when you pass away and go into the grave, your body
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becomes dissolved. They said can this happen?
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Allah says
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Finding the man he has to work for in
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a matter of can it happen is just one instruction
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and they will all be awake standing in front of Allah subhanho wa Taala sort of matter of I was
buried, and then my body was consumed by certain insects and those insects traveled through the
earth and those insects were eaten by other insects and those insects by other insects and then
those insects died and became manure and fertilized grass, and then cows ate from that grass. So my
body has gone through jackets can this come back is one instruction and you will could be and you
will be in front of Allah subhanho wa Taala the first creation and the last creation quicker than
the blink of an eye.
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The madonie is after migration were different why these were people email. And these were people
have believed these are Sahaba who are migrating to Medina. They believed in Allah they believed in
the last day the hearts were mature. Thus Allah subhanho wa Taala revealed in Medina long as yeah
you have levena M and o in the Mohammed Rome as
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well as I am already some anomaly shape and if I just enable him to fly on long as oh you believe
indeed gambling and alcohol is from the work of shape and stay away from it now the cars coming
down? Yeah, you're letting me know either come to me la sala de la ciudad de como el camino
amaravati website Oh, boo sukumar Tula Camila cabbie long is Oh, you will believe when you stand for
the prayer.
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The irony of this is known as the eye of ablution. Wash your faces and your hands up to your elbows,
and wipe over your heads and wash your feet up to your ankles and so on and so forth. Now,
instruction was coming down. When the man was there. They were open towards accepting what this man
necessitated from hijab and leaving alcohol and all the rules of Islam. You see the wisdom behind
the revelation of the Quran so murky and madonie? Has it understanding it has not helped us
appreciate the Quran even more. Have you thought about the Quran this way? before? Have you have you
appreciated the eloquence of the Quran even more as a result of this discussion? By Allah you can
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only it can this can only happen to you because you You see, now there's a new dimension to your
understanding of law challenges.
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Those to try and produce
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a Quran like this.
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Now,
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I have a question for you. Because we haven't we must test understanding who's read surah Yusuf
Reddit, put up your hand if you've read surah Yusuf
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by, you've just learned about Mackey and Madden. And you've just learned that surah Yusuf is a murky
surah.
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This surah Yusuf, in terms of the length of the ayat and the themes,
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comply to what we've just discussed, in terms of the specifics of McKee,
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yes or no.
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By so
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we have a problem now.
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We've just spent all this time discussing this, did you make a mistake and switch it? You went mad?
And instead of murky, our notes you've written down notes, we have to cancel the page? No, no, we
don't. We don't Why? Because when the scholar site down certain principles, the site is down based
on the majority of circumstances there are certain specific acceptances however this it down based
on the majority of circumstances. And as I said earlier, I believe that what's looked at is the
majority of the circumstances and this what we shared with you is the majority of the Macan is, but
there can be exceptions to it, like we see in Surah use of but when we look at the reason why it was
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revealed, will appreciate why it's much even more busy later. Are we all clear and All good? Any
questions very quickly hamdulillah. By next point, the reason that the scholars have to see the site
is the reason is the reason for
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is the reason for revelation. Why was some is in the Quran, or some should have reasons of
revelation known as Bab and Lu.
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Some have some doubt, to the use of is reported to have a reason of Revelation. And the scholars
have cited different takes on this given what's come to them from Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wasallam. So one view one view is that surah Yusuf was revealed after the Jews attempted to test the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in an effort to discredit him.
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In an effort to discredit him, why, why? Because Yusuf Alayhi Salam is from the profits of, of,
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of police law of the Jews.
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So they wanted to test Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam. They said, Look, if he's a prophet, and
he's an Arab claim, they thought that the Prophet would be from them. Right? So they wanted to test
him and say, Look, if he's truly a prophet, he should know about use,
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you should know about use of. So they tried to discredit him and asked him about use of alayhis
salam.
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And Allah subhanho wa Taala revealed that alika casas will reveal to you the best of stories, thus,
the approach fell on them. And as Allah subhanho wa Taala says at the end of the surah, and we'll
come to it which the scholars of the city have deduced from they say, Allah, we deduce from this
that Allah has revealed to Mohammed specifics about use of that even the Jews didn't know. So not
only were they told about the about him, but they were told even
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extra matters to requirement.
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So it was a plug that fell on their face that yes, I am a prophet, and I do gain
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revelation from Allah subhanho wa Taala.
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How are you?
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Why are you late here?
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Long story? Well, let me give you the short story. The short story is you miss some important
information. That's the short story by When shall I try not to be late again.
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So this is one explanation. There's some scholars have narrated this reason of revelation as the
Jews wanting to test the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. But they say they didn't go to him
directly. One narration says they went to him directly. One narration says they went to the koresh
and said go ask him because they knew the Qureshi against him. So they said to expose him, Go ask
him about Joseph Yusuf alayhi salam, and let's see what he says that we will endorse what he said or
considered invalid to then we can expose him to be a liar and fabricator.
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So the Qureshi went to ask him Allah subhanho wa Taala revealed the surah another version states
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that
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the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and this is a report by Al Hakim, he says that adaminaby
will pass. Probably Allahu Allah reported that the Quran was being revealed.
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And the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was relaying it to the companions, until a time when
they requested and said, Please relate to our stories.
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So, Allah subhanho wa Taala revealed we relate unto you the best of stories through our revelations
unto you, which is the Third Eye of Sauron. So he was giving them he was he was saying allies reveal
this and teaching it to them. So they said, Please tell our stories that Allah Subhana Allah
revealed surah Yusuf, does Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah revealed surah Yusuf.
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Then he continues to say that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam told us stories, told us
stories.
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Until a time when we said that our Prophet of Allah now please remind us, give us reminders. Give us
remind us, so Allah subhanho wa Taala revealed, has not the time come for the hearts of those who
believe to be affected by Allah as a reminder, so two headed
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instead of two headed, Isaiah 60
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is 16. This is amazing. Heidi, who can
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tell me what we can learn from this?
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what we can learn for a price I will give you the price? I don't know yet. But the price will be.
But this is not transactions where you have to know what you're going to get. As we discussed,
there's no other agenda here.
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I'll give you a prize with the light LFO the person who answers this question who gives me
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a lesson that we can derive from pondering over this revelation that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam would receive revelation and he would teach the Sahaba and then they said tell us stories.
So then he told them stories then they said please remind us so then he reminded them who can do
something for us.
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Don't be scared, you're allowed to make mistakes here. But when you walk out the door, be scared.
Don't speak about the Sharia or speak about Allah subhanho wa Taala or the Quran through guesswork
but here for the purpose of education. Let's give it a try. Do any of the sisters want to
participate with a ladies first and I know the men in the break will take up all the time and so on
and so forth.
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Let's, let's balance it. Go ahead.
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That's That's true. Definitely. And that's clearly understood from Heidi. I want the deduction in
terms of us and our application in our life today. You're under point I think if you tweaked it a
little bit more you get it I think you would
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anybody else
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Yes, go ahead. That's not what I'm looking for. They let's pass it on to the brothers go ahead
Africa Oh, it's someone who put up his hand for your for somebody with with Mashallah The Terminator
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stand up whatever.
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The stories of the prophets should have them. No.
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Now, stand up. Go ahead.
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You have a loud voice was that loud voice give it to us Mashallah.
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Yes.
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Mashallah.
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Mashallah, so how does this apply to you?
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If you're a teacher, how would this apply to you?
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This is we learn from this how to educate the oma.
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We should be diverse in our instruction.
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This is what makes a great teacher that's why Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was the great
teacher. He was being nurtured by the revelation of Allah subhanho wa Taala.
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He was dynamic in his instruction Barcalounger hc you deserve a prize I can carry What's the price
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Baraka
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Baraka African What surprise Did you get let's see if it's valuable.
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Oh manager Sally keen Mashallah, you got the DVDs for a particular fee? Can
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you see so you share the URL man you got more than
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one had you Sally can is is the brief course we discussed in February. We have to be dynamic and
diverse in our instruction. Don't keep even as a parent. Don't keep pounding your child. Do don't do
and pounding and pounding halaal haraam.
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It has to be you have to be diverse and dynamic in your instruction. If you're a teacher and you
have students be dynamic in your instruction,
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right, give them intellectual breaks. We always talk about having a break, right? We need a break
isn't it? And we say let's go for a break, even in the lesson. During the lesson when the body is
not taking a break give the mind an intellectual break, meaning it's through thinking, but it has a
break.
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By being diverse in your instruction.
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Sometimes teach through stories.
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Sometimes teach through instruction, sometimes teach through reminders.
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And learn from Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam, the best teacher
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who learned from Allah subhanho wa Taala five vertical alphacam. The next point I want to discuss
with you brothers and sisters is when was surah Yusuf revealed when was surah Yusuf revealed right?
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We know it was revealed before migration, but when exactly the reason why I want to highlight this
so you appreciate the impact of the surah when it was revealed on the Muslims and perhaps it will
have an impact in your life today
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in your life today.
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The scholars say Rahmatullah Allah him
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that it was revealed just before migration to Medina just before now understand this point, because
what happened prior to his revelation if it was revealed just before migration to Medina, what
happened prior to Revelation? Well, prior to Revelation, we have Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam becoming a prophet. And when he became a prophet, the Muslims were boycotted in sheer
brutality. Remember, until they left the message, no trade, no medicine, no food, right.
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The clans came to an agreement to boycott them to sanction them.
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Today we hear of countries being sanctioned. They were also sanctioned.
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Was this ease or difficulty?
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Was it easy or difficult?
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great difficulty.
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By then, after these years of being sanctioned, and living in difficulty, allow us was training the
believers training the believers after this, after it Allah ended that difficult test for them.
parmesan Allahu alayhi wa sallam last abou tada a great supporter. And after that last Khadija of
the Allahu Allah, a great supporter, it was known as the year of sorrow.
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He lost two special people to him.
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And he lost a job without him having accepted Islam.
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How difficult was this apart Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam
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persecuted by the kurush then sanctioned then
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losing his greatest supporters.
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And thus, he decides to go to pi for say maybe they will be Maxwell coming there for this message.
Because Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was the best day he was the best at what he did. He
wasn't any day. When he was sent as a prophet, he was going to be the best prophet. Thus he would he
would hurt
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if somebody died upon shock,
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if he lost that chance
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to allow this person to die upon Islam, there wasn't a case as he passed away here. There's plenty
of fish in the sea.
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Like what we would say, No, he would, he would hurt about it.
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So Pamela, and also Allah Subhana Allah says, Allah, Allah cabella he left Sokka
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Subhana Allah meaning, perhaps you will kill yourself because of the rejection of your message.
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Allow us telling him because he was hurting, he was burning.
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And Allah subhanho wa Taala said falletta suka Allah has a lot. Don't let yourself perish because of
them.
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It's enough for you to convey the message it's not your job to convert them, oh Mohammed,
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see Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, all these difficulties then he goes to die what happens in
life?
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stoned
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his shoes is made to become filled with his blessing blood sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
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salallahu alayhi wasallam
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all these difficulties. And it was here that surah Yusuf was revealed.
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Amazing
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costura Yusuf is the surah
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of being tested, and surviving being tested. It's the surah of patience,
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and being magnanimous in your patience. It's the story of a father, who lost his beloved son for
decades. It's a story of a son, who was abducted from his father for decades. And it's a story of
people
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who ended up upon goodness and to heat and hail, irrespective of the difficulties so understand,
Mohammed, and understand our Sahaba and us here today understand all Muslims.
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journey through the difficulties
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for the end is success.
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Allah was nurturing them the human beings. It's tough. It's tough. Thus have the story. Because
stories make us happy. And Quranic stories are not like any story. There's lessons in it as we will
see, inshallah, by the end of the two days, inshallah, we will amass close to 1000 lessons from the
surah lessons that have a place in our lives with the light that so appreciate your use of even more
servants of Allah. No Children of Adam for Allah cause the ease to the hurt of the Muslims, by
revealing the soil by revealing this tour.
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Stories take our minds off things and stories
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bring peace especially when we learn about the reality of those before us.
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And the allama have explained that the revelation was a means of alleviating the pain of the
believers as they suffered at the hands of the courage and the isolators. We Allah subhanho wa Taala
allow us to seek comfort from the Quran and its message I mean
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by that is with regards to the preliminary
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