Shadee Elmasry – Aqidah Dispute Do Things Have Inherent Power

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The speakers discuss Allah's existence and disagreements between the creation of everything and the disagreement between the creation of naturalism and reality. They touch on the "monster" created by a "monster" and the "monster" created by a "monster". They also discuss the difference between the law and the reality of things, citing Shara's de reading of Shake House and Shake House's "entsire" of Shick as a creation of shake. They also talk about the ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

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			We traveled with you, in ships, in
other words, so Allah is
		
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			attributing the existence of ships
to Himself. Therefore, inventions
		
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			made by human beings are also the
creation of Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			and of course everything is the
creation of Allah will call aka
		
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			Kula shaker Allah says this is
important because there is Aki to
		
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			dispute
		
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			with the students of entertainment
and they say that Allah creates
		
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			powers within things.
		
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			And we say no, no, right? No be on
why do we say no, because if Allah
		
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			creates power within things, then
you can then those things make
		
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			something then you could attribute
the pearl to the oyster, right?
		
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			You would attribute the the pearl
to the oyster and therefore it
		
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			would negate the direct statement
of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. Allah
		
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			created all things. So that is one
of the points of dispute now what
		
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			what is the level of that point of
dispute? Some of the scholars have
		
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			edited sunnah have said that if
somebody says that Allah gave them
		
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			the power, then it would remove it
from Cofer. And we would simply
		
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			say it's an innovation. Is it an
innovation that puts you outside
		
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			of Edison? Or is it an innovation
in itself only?
		
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			Allah knows best about that. I do
believe that they say it's an
		
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			innovation that puts you outside
of Edison. Because Cydia Hamid did
		
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			in his Clarita.
		
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			He calls that person a bidet. The
mess Allah in Arabic is called
		
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			Miss Ella to Al Quwata Muda.
		
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			The issue in Arabic If you want to
look it up in Arabic, salt, Alcoa,
		
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			Al Muda,
		
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			the place to power did Allah place
power, real true power
		
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			in anything? And we say the answer
to that is no. Yet because Allah
		
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			attributes all creations to
himself. And if true power was
		
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			placed by Allah into something
else, then that thing created
		
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			something good.
		
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			produce something like the way an
oyster produces a pearl, then we
		
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			would have to attribute the pearl
to the oyster. Okay. So we say no,
		
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			we can say that somebody created
something, mainly mainly as a
		
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			means we can say that, right? He
created a great masterpiece. But
		
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			what we mean by that is that
you're the means of that
		
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			masterpiece coming into existence.
And we hold all of the
		
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			true creation, to be the direct
creation of Allah. And here, ALLAH
		
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			SubhanA What's odd is attributing
		
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			the ships to himself when cruise
ships are not a natural produce
		
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			thing humans made ships, right?
Well loaded Jodan oneshots. So to
		
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			man, for him, are the chips that
move. You see how it's just
		
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			theological proof for him know who
he is the creator of that. If we
		
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			make if you make a robot, and you
program the robot, right? And then
		
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			that robot then goes and produces
what you programmed it to produce,
		
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			right? A car, or that you gave it
the ability to acquire the
		
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			knowledge to download all the
factory knowledge of how to make a
		
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			car and then it goes and makes a
car. You're the maker of the car.
		
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			Right? You made it. So nothing has
troupe? Essentially, the analogy
		
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			of robots is very good in the
sense that no matter what a robot
		
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			does, the human gets the credit
who made the robot? Right? It
		
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			cannot. Yeah, so there's no legal
power, or existence to a robot.
		
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			Right? So in the same way, we have
wealth and we produce wealth, for
		
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			example, but Allah subhana wa Tada
says, what to whom give to the
		
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			poor, minimal Allah from the
wealth of Allah, which He gave
		
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			you. So Allah owns the wealth, and
he gave it to you as a steward of
		
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			that wealth. Now, I just want to
make one point clear here.
		
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			When we make when we mentioned, a
		
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			disagreement
		
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			of this nature of theology with
the Tamizh, or set of views or
		
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			somebody's, okay, I want to just
say here, we're not making
		
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			anathemas in the amount of Islam
or to create because somebody will
		
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			take it the wrong way. We would
clearly if someone explicitly says
		
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			No, Allah is not the creator of
all things, and they'll never say
		
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			that. They'll say, Yes, Allah is
the Creator of all things, and
		
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			they'll have their own way of
going around it. So that will
		
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			downgrade the disagreement from
like heresy to you're incorrect
		
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			about that. And I do think that
the issue of a court and Buddha
		
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			the majority of Edison that did
all this to be a very
		
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			In a cutaway matter, that would
render one a moped. Could you look
		
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			it up?
		
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			I mean, it's it's in the sentence
yet it's in the Khadija when he
		
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			says veka de un and early sunnah I
believe he means that's an
		
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			innovation. It's you become a
sector now. Right? You're You're
		
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			it's a it's an innovation that
puts you outside of medicine. If
		
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			you say that things have actual
power.
		
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			I'm now reading Shara Animoca
geomet written by associate Maliki
		
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			circle S Bab wo is nerd theory s
babble idea, which means a branch
		
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			of Shick meaning granting a divine
attribute to a created being is
		
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			that you attribute the effect to
the means
		
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			to the means so I'm now satisfied
in my body by drinking this
		
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			tea this Chai? Is it the chai that
satisfied me or is the
		
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			satisfaction a creation of Allah
directly? I must attribute the
		
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			satisfaction to Allah directly
Okay. Through that he did that
		
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			through the drink but the drink
itself has no power absolutely no
		
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			power at all.
		
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			Cuz shitcan philosopher who has
this the philosophers and the
		
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			naturalist and today the
scientists, essentially everyone
		
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			who is believes in naturalism.
		
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			Okay, well, men, Tabby, Alamanda,
Vedic. Well, I'm actually writing
		
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			a circular rod. Okay, we're
talking a lot about and hochma
		
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			said this. Now he says, he says
here, there's a tough seal men
		
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			color fill as verbal idea in order
to get through Vitalia for Kadakia
		
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			hmm, recovery we mentioned that.
But whoever says that it does have
		
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			a direct effect because Allah
placed that power in it. Be cool
		
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			with an elder or Hello which I'll
have you up for her first circuit
		
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			and move on with eco vehicle
learn. Alright, so he is a big
		
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			day. This is an innovation why you
are negating a direct verse of
		
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			Allah. Wa Calaca. Colors, shape,
color come when match I'm alone,
		
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			he created you and your actions.
Your very action is a creation.
		
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			Therefore how could you be the
result the cause of an if
		
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			the source of the effect. So our
theology is very different from
		
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			our law here. In law, we don't
bring this up in law. You have
		
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			agency and you're responsible for
your actions which you intended.
		
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			You're also responsible to a
lesser degree for actions you
		
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			didn't intend. That means I
accidentally broke your mug. I owe
		
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			you the mug, right? I accidentally
injured somebody, I owe him a
		
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			deal. I owe him money. I
accidentally kill somebody. I owe
		
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			his inheritors money, blood money.
If I intentionally did it, then I
		
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			then it could be dia orca sauce or
forgiveness. Point being is that
		
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			don't confuse
		
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			the hokum ID with the haka of
things, the hokum it is life as we
		
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			know it. Life as we know it, okay.
I do stuff if I want to what my my
		
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			throne and drink I need to drink,
right? So that's called hokum, ID,
		
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			the normal way of life. But the
Haqiqa of things. The Reality of
		
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			Things is different from a
commodity. The reality of things
		
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			is that Allah is the creator of
every single action we do. What do
		
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			we do? Allah says, Lahoma
Conservatoire, they have access
		
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			but our role is Casper, which is
intending. That's what we gained.
		
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			I intended Lahoma Conservatoire,
the hammock talks about so Allah
		
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			Tala calls this cusp. So as you
understand the difference, what is
		
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			ID ID is what Allah has accustomed
us to. Allah has accustomed to us
		
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			if you're cold, make a fire. If
you're dirty, pour water on
		
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			yourself and you become clean.
Pour Soap on yourself and not
		
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			soil, right. If you're if you want
something to be cut, get something
		
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			sharp, not blunt.
		
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			But neither the sharpness nor the
bluntness has true power in
		
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			itself, but you still do it. Just
the fact that we do something and
		
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			we advocate doing something and we
study it, and we are amazed by the
		
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			last creation does not mean it has
true reality, power in itself. So
		
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			that's something that is to be
understood.