Shadee Elmasry – Deen is supposed to be easy

Shadee Elmasry
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The speaker advises the audience to change their focus and approach their questions by asking what Allah loves. They suggest that hardship is a concept that determines whether a person is a legitimate one or not. The audience should also consider the concept of hardship and consider whether something is a legitimate hardship or not.

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			People always ask, isn't the deen supposed to
		
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			be easy? Why are you so worried about
		
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			ease? Why don't you worry about what's right?
		
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			Why don't you worry about what Allah loves?
		
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			How's that? Forget what's right and wrong. That's
		
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			all academic.
		
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			Change your paradigm. Change your focus.
		
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			Take yourself out of the centrality of the
		
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			thinking.
		
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			Take it out and ask yourself, what does
		
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			Allah love? What would the prophet love? The
		
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			prophet is a human being. Right? What would
		
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			he love? Why don't you put that there?
		
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			In our religion, we do have a concept
		
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			of hardship. What determines hardship? Really, the pious
		
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			scholars will tell you if something is a
		
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			legitimate hardship or not. But someone barely cutting
		
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			it and barely putting an effort would not
		
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			be the right arbitrator for that.