Shadee Elmasry – 9 Differed Upon Matters That You Shouldn’t Worry About

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The speaker discusses the importance of not worrying about deferred matters during prayer, as they are subtle differences between different schools of Islamic law. They also explain the concept of "med component" and how it relates to praying. The speaker emphasizes that praying is not something that should be a distraction from reality.

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			Let's talk about some deferred
upon matters. And this is
		
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			something that oftentimes takes up
more
		
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			space in your head than really
necessary. For example, I'm going
		
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			to list a few things that you
should never worry about in the
		
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			prayer because they're all valid
differences of opinion. The first
		
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			one is that you may see many
Muslims raising their hands up
		
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			before
		
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			ruku balance, and after coming
back from bowing. And this exists
		
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			in one of the schools of thought
you should know that there are
		
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			four schools of Islamic law,
meaning the living traditions have
		
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			passed down knowledge from the
time of the prophet to the
		
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			companions to the next generation
to the next generation all the way
		
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			until today. Okay, there are four
living schools of thought. And
		
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			they are called the Hanafi,
madaket, Chef, and humbly schools
		
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			of thought, and they have some
differences amongst them. Now, why
		
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			are we talking about this, because
the prayer is very visible, you're
		
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			going to go to masajid. And you
will see people praying in
		
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			different ways. And in this
portion of the video wants you to
		
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			know that these are not
significant differences. And these
		
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			are not something that should take
up a lot of space in your mind.
		
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			Amongst them is what we just said,
of raising the hands, how to raise
		
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			your hand to begin, the prayer can
also differ, we're not going to go
		
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			into the difference, I'm just
going to let you know that there
		
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			are subtle differences, where to
place the hands in the prayer, how
		
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			to move the finger when you sit
down for the Tisha hood and the to
		
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			hear how to sit and when you do so
how far to turn your head when you
		
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			sit them out of the prayer. Okay,
so these things are subtle
		
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			differences that a new Muslim will
see and youth will look in the
		
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			massage and and see there's so
many different ways to pray, what
		
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			is this, you have to know that the
forms these are these are the
		
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			details of the form. And it's not
something that you should worry
		
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			about. So that's really all I have
to say about that is just to give
		
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			you the idea that the finger where
to hold the hands, how to hold the
		
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			hands, okay?
		
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			How, when to raise the hands, how
to sit down, how far to turn your
		
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			neck when you give the test, leam,
et cetera, et cetera, are all
		
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			things that you will see in the
mosques. And you don't have to
		
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			really worry about especially at
this point when a person is just
		
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			learning how to pray.