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			Answer is yes the property to be
bonded to a person will be alone
		
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			in a
		
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			in a mountain area or in a valley
and call the event and all the
		
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			angels will come. Anytime that a
person calls the event all the
		
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			angels and the Muslim jinn will
come and pray with him. Okay, they
		
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			will come and pray with them. And
anytime a person does any the
		
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			Quran Salah otherwise allowed the
angels and the Muslim Jin's
		
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			joining and this is in Sahih
Hadith as well. Yes.
		
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			Yeah, a woman by herself will call
the event, but she will call the
		
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			akamba. Yeah.
		
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			The kind of woman a woman's not
gonna call
		
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			the voice of a woman is it's a
melodious it becomes older. Like,
		
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			I know, that is what it is. Right?
Question? Yeah.
		
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			That's a good question. The it is
prohibited to pray, where others
		
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			will be disturbed. It's prohibited
to disturb others with a prayer.
		
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			Right? So the prayer should not be
something I'm going to pray I'm
		
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			gonna pray I'm praying. No, you're
not allowed to pray in exits in
		
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			front of doors, roads, anywhere
people need to walk, you become a
		
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			source of disruption. Yep.
		
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			Hmm.
		
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			If that's the situation, then it
should be done. But if there's no
		
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			choice, but it should be planned
in the future, right. So the
		
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			pressure and also we know that the
Quran says, Today, people are
		
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			really touchy about Islam, like
really touchy. And you never know
		
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			how people think, because of the
information that's out there, some
		
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			of that misinformation, etc. And
the Quran tells us don't curse
		
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			false gods so that they don't
curse yoga, right? So likewise,
		
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			anytime that you have people who
are agitated, we should not allow
		
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			Dean to agitate the more if we
have control over it. So for
		
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			example, if you are if someone's
really angry, you shouldn't say,
		
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			calm down, because the prophesy
seven said, Don't get angry or
		
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			stuff like that. He's so angry, he
might actually end up cursing the
		
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			dean,
		
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			because of you. So as much as
possible, we should make sure not
		
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			to agitate people who are already
and they're agitated doesn't mean
		
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			they're all guilty. They could be
agitated, like, if you're in the
		
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			position of many people out there,
and all the news that you see
		
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			about Muslims is bad, you probably
have the same opinion. Right? You
		
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			don't have the same opinion. So we
should be considerate and not have
		
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			this attitude, like I'm Muslim,
I'm going to pray wherever I want.
		
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			No, because you're dealing with
people who are actually just
		
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			innocent there have opinions that
are negative, without being really
		
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			malicious. It's just the what
they're being fed. So therefore,
		
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			the prayer when we do it, we have
to make sure it's done in a proper
		
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			place, right? Especially if you're
in airports and things that you
		
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			should look for the chapel, or ask
someone right, where to pray, so
		
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			that they don't realize, oh, my
gosh, he's having his Last
		
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			Testament, right? If we take this
all down, right? Yeah.
		
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			Then is always
		
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			a recommendation, not an
obligation. It's always optional.
		
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			Can we get
		
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			on the airplane, you'd have to,
you'd have to pray sitting down.
		
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			But of course, though, if the
prayer time comes in, you have to
		
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			combine in the airport so that you
could fulfill the obligation of
		
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			standing up, because the problem
is that we're stuck. We have to
		
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			pray sitting down in the airplane,
and there's even fatawa permitting
		
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			that but other Fidella saying, you
have to make that prayer, you pray
		
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			it, and you make it up just in
case, because standing up is an
		
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			obligation of Salah, and your
travel was voluntary. So you
		
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			voluntarily put yourself in a
situation where you couldn't pray
		
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			properly. So some of the scholars
actually say that pray on the
		
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			plane sitting down and repeat the
prayer when you get off. Yep.
		
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			No, no, no. If you're in a
restaurant, or in the mall, can
		
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			you pray sitting down? The answer
is no. Because that's not a heavy
		
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			burden. You can go to a fitting
room, or you can go home or you
		
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			can leave like you have to do
shopping at that hour. All right.
		
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			All these things that we do,
aren't really excuses to skip the
		
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			prayer. So you should base things
and we only get in trouble in the
		
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			winter, right? The wintertime, the
only time that you get in trouble,
		
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			because the prayer times are so
close that if you go out at the
		
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			wrong time, you're gonna get stuck
in traffic and Mr. Prayer, so you
		
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			got to be aware of that. And you
got to find little nooks and
		
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			crannies. Right to pray. All
right. You got it. Yep.
		
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			You can face the people in the
plane. The question how do you get
		
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			in the plane? You can't? Right? So
you have to break out? Out that's
		
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			why they said pray it. You're
gonna you're not gonna be standing
		
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			up. You're not facing the Qibla so
repeat it. That's what they say.
		
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			That's what some people call it
says I'm gonna give it permission.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Combining prayers, we'll get to
that when we got to
		
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			lifewise Michigan, the person
who's dying to say the same thing
		
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			Yeah, you shouldn't force them.
		
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			That's true.
		
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			And it's also when someone's dying
you don't tell them say that I
		
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			love because he might be too sick
to say it and but you would think
		
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			that oh, he's cursed or something.
He's he can't say it. Alright, now
		
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			let's get to the second sunnah is
as much as possible to pray
		
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			together in Jannah it is extremely
important and it's fun.
		
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			Part of the socialization of the
community, how do we get what does
		
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			it mean to be socialized? What
does actually mean to be
		
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			socialized? It means, right, that
there are certain things that are
		
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			not written in the law, right? But
it's known amongst all of us how
		
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			because we all agree, if you bring
in 50 people in a room, and you
		
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			ask them about certain behaviors,
that they all agree that certain
		
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			behaviors are weird, and they
don't like it. Right? So that's
		
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			what defines normalcy and certain
behaviors are good. So the
		
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			defining of what is normal? Right?
So certain types of normalcy is
		
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			all established by socialization,
and socialization and Islam.
		
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			Right? The way that Allah brings
people together is through the
		
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			prayer. Okay, it will force the
person to come in and mingle and
		
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			mix with people. Okay? So there
are certain things that are not
		
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			normal behavior, right? And when
you're mingling with people on a
		
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			regular basis, you will learn what
is abnormal behavior, talking too
		
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			much. complaining, smelling bad.
Okay, that's actually my group, we
		
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			have a religious ruling on it
being weird, like what is being
		
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			like in Islam, we actually promote
something called audible or
		
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			normalcy of behavior. We don't
promote you to be some kind of
		
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			weird person. And people read and
say, Oh, Albert Einstein ought to
		
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			be like me was so weird. Or if
Steve Jobs he was so awesome, but
		
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			he was so rude and dirty, right? I
want to be like that. No, we
		
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			actually don't promote for people
to be eyeballs. It's no good. It's
		
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			gonna harm you in the future.
Right? It's not cute. It's not
		
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			funny, right? And how do we do
this? By socialization, right,
		
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			coming to the end, the prayer is
the glue. So in your household,
		
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			the prayer as much as possible
should be done in general, and at
		
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			least a regular Muslim at the
minimum, once a week to come to
		
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			the master to pray. At the
minimum, that's what the modern
		
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			Muslim life at the very least,
you're gonna pray in your mosque
		
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			at least once a week. Right? And
higher than that is better. But
		
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			the goal of praying together is
that people start to learn the art
		
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			of righteous Muslims. What is the
normal behavior? Why? Because a
		
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			good such a happy individual is an
individual with social support. I
		
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			have emotional support. And I have
a lot of support from a lot of
		
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			people. I'm never alone. I'm not
alone. This is the first step to
		
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			mental health, you want to look at
why there's so much mental
		
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			unwellness and people are
emotionally. Right. They have
		
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			issues, they have emotional
situations, mental instability,
		
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			it's all because a lack of social
support. Okay, now, you can only
		
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			have social support, when we all
have a common understanding of
		
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			what normalcy is, right? What is
normal behavior. Okay, so if it
		
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			comes in, and he's Pierce's
eyebrow, I'm like, and he's
		
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			telling me, Well, this is me. It's
not gonna happen when you
		
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			constantly meet people, right? And
you see all this madness and this
		
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			weirdness, okay, because there's
no socialization. And when you
		
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			have a society in which everyone's
definition of normal, is just out
		
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			in the field, how can we ever come
together on anything, right? And
		
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			that's where Shakedowns planned
for human beings is to separate
		
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			them, separate them. So you can
never come together and one of the
		
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			prophets say about the lone
person, the person who's alone all
		
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			the time, well, you say fun, hunt
him down, and gets in his head and
		
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			convinces him right, that normal
is something totally different. So
		
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			this is because because I was
asked the other day by a high
		
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			school kid, and they said, Well,
what really is normal? What is
		
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			normal really mean? Normal means
for us get,
		
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			get 20 Muslims who pray in a room,
whatever they agree on, it's
		
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			normal, right? Close way of
talking. Right? All these
		
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			behaviors and manners. It's just
what we agree upon. Okay? So
		
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			that's what socialization is, and
Salah myalgia is the best. Okay,
		
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			whatever Muslim goes in the world,
you find her at the masjid. And
		
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			you start attending that messenger
to pray at the minimum once a
		
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			week. Right? Really? That's the
bare minimum. Let's go to the next
		
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			thing. Yes.
		
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			That's correct. Someone who drinks
alcohol is prayer is not accepted
		
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			for 40 days. That's correct.
		
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			But he still has to pray. He
thought super next, highly
		
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			confirmed sunnah
		
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			is that after Fatiha in the first
two records is to recite at least
		
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			an idea or parliament is even part
of it. Okay. So what is the
		
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			minimum of recitation of Quran
that you have to recite after
		
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			certain Fatiha
		
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			at least in a or part of a night?
Okay, what is the shortest day of
		
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			the Quran?
		
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			Now
		
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			with the shortest area of Quran,
		
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			ramen, no
		
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			golf known. All right, so that's
the sort of good
		
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			Alright, the next sunnah. The
Sunnah is that while you're
		
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			reciting that you don't lean,
right, it becomes a symbol. So
		
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			you're definitely not allowed to
lean while reciting Fatiha. Okay.
		
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			But if the recitation becomes
long, it is highly recommended to
		
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			not lean right while you're
listening or reciting the next
		
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			pseudo Yoda question.
		
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			Yeah,
		
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			the Hanafi opinion I don't know
what I think it's three verses.
		
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			Kind of your opinion three verses
versus conservative culture
		
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			history versus Yeah.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			The surah is only in the first two
records of the prayer. That's it.
		
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			All right, next recommended. Okay.
Now these these recommendations,
		
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			by the way, are not the type of
recommendations that you can
		
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			abandon in the prayer. If you miss
one of these recommendations, you
		
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			have to pray. So. So these are not
like any other recommendations.
		
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			The next one is that a person has
to be silent when it's silent and
		
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			allowed when it's allowed. And as
any Muslim child knows, right? I
		
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			mean, I would hope they know that
the out loud is only select a
		
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			times that is to look as
offensive. The first to have
		
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			negative and the first to have a
shot making a total of six out of
		
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			17 records are allowed. Okay. Now
that's the summons we're talking
		
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			about just the font, six out of 17
Drucker's right are allowed. Now
		
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			what is the baseline minimum of
the definition of allowed so that
		
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			if I come home late at night, and
I didn't pray,
		
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			and you come in and your mom and
dad are sleeping and trying to
		
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			sleep in, they're getting old and
they sleep early? Right? And now I
		
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			want to be pious and understanding
loud and waking everyone up. Now
		
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			because I'm trying to be pious
will tell him, you're trying to be
		
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			ignorant, right? Because that's
not what allowed means allowed is
		
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			that you can hear yourself, that's
it, the minimum of being allowed
		
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			is that you can hear yourself,
that's it. That's what allowed
		
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			means, okay, so that you recite so
that you don't have to recite to
		
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			wake people up. You know that
people it's my crew. It's highly
		
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			McLuhan even considered like a
minor sin to bother someone's
		
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			sleeping. I mean, we have an
amazing deed, to bother someone
		
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			who's sleeping, to wake them up.
So much so that the, the Prophet
		
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			was sleeping, and he had a
garment. He woke up, a kid had
		
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			walked in and fell asleep on his
garment that he had to go first of
		
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			all,
		
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			he ripped his garment and want to
pray that he ripped his garment in
		
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			preference to waking up a kid from
sleeping. Imagine that a human
		
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			being the only time that a human
being should be woken up is for
		
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			salatu. Salam, basically. And even
that has to be done gently,
		
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			obviously have to wake them up for
school. Right.
		
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			And that's gonna stop. They're
gonna have I'm not waking up no
		
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			kids, right? You wake yourself up.
What is this? I mean, we spoon
		
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			feed the kids so badly. It's
unbelievable. I know, parents.
		
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			They wake up their high school
kids and make them a peanut butter
		
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			and jelly sandwich. Once you're in
high school, I'm sleeping. Right?
		
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			You gotta wait. You can't even
wake up anymore. That's
		
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			unbelievable. Forget your jacket.
He's in high school. Don't forget
		
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			your jacket. They go out, they get
cold, they get sick. They'll never
		
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			forget the jacket. Again. I gave
the corporate today let's study
		
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			him almost like a kid. Allah
subhanaw taala says you don't have
		
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			to control them. Right? This is in
humans in general. You're not
		
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			responsible to a certain level,
the moms give themselves a
		
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			headache. They give themselves a
headache. They overdo it. Right?
		
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			And there are some people, they
still overdo it something that kid
		
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			will never learn from experience.
The kid a ball hits his head.
		
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			Okay, my boss, right? All right,
the kid trips right now we're
		
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			walking, what is this? They just
want to stop. They want it? Why
		
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			don't you just put the kid in a
bubble, right. So nothing touches
		
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			him there to an extreme.
		
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			So when you wake someone up for
anything, it must be done very
		
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			gently, by whispering by
whispering once, then wait, then a
		
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			second time, then wait, then a
third time very gently. Okay. And
		
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			when they say this hadith, which
is like an exaggeration, that if
		
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			someone's getting up for night
prayers, wake them up with water.
		
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			And then there are some ignorant
people will like the worst. You
		
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			want to know what the worst
combination is? Someone is trying
		
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			to be pious. And then he gets a
book of Hadith. And he tries to
		
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			practice it. You know what that's
like? Someone who gets Grey's
		
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			Anatomy, and takes another person
and tries to do surgery on him.
		
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			And then is looking at the book.
Right? And so I know a guy. He
		
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			used to go around to try to be
pious, and pour water on the faces
		
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			of the household for fetcher. What
do you think we're gonna think
		
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			about the prayer at that point?
They're gonna hate it, right? So
		
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			what does it mean? The prophesy
centum said that the best of
		
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			husband and wife is that they wake
up for nightmares, let alone fetch
		
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			night prayers. And that if he
doesn't get up, she puts water on
		
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			his face to wake him up. And if
she doesn't wake up, he doesn't
		
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			say anything to her. That's number
one, to talk about night prayers.
		
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			I mean, these people are so pious
to begin with, that they're
		
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			praying my prayers, so forget,
forget better. They press.
		
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			Secondly, it mean number two,
these people are in the desert.
		
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			The water is gonna be warm, and
the temperature is hot. Water is
		
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			not gonna bother me in the desert.
That's number one. Number two,
		
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			number three. It's literally a
sprinkle right? A sprinkle on
		
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			someone's forehead or on someone's
foot.
		
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			People don't realize how gentle
the Prophet peace be upon him was
		
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			right. They don't realize how
gentle he was. And the way the
		
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			Prophet taught people who were
sleeping is a sign of how gentle
		
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			he was. And if you want to be
hated in your house, bother people
		
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			who sleep if you want to be hated,
and people will go their entire
		
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			lifetime
		
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			getting like waking people up in
the house in a rude and nasty way.
		
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			Right? Then wondering why like
people like you, right? Because
		
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			you're not nice to have around
this very small thing is a big
		
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			deal. Okay, all right.
		
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			So, yeah, if you miss the allowed
and the silent, you have to do so.
		
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			Now, next next point, what is the
threshold and the meaning when we
		
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			say pray silently? The meaning is
no
		
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			voice but movement of the tongue,
your lips and your tongue and your
		
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			teeth are moving silently does not
mean in your head silently means
		
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			the lips, the tongue, and the
mouth and the jaws
		
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			are moving without voice. Okay,
that is the meaning of silence
		
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			from the ignorance of people from
the ignorance of people is praying
		
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			aloud, so that you can't even
think concentrate, you hear all
		
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			his da you hear everything, you
know his family problems from his
		
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			right.
		
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			Next,
		
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			all of the tech Vir and semi Allah
Who even Hamidah beyond the first
		
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			tech beer is a pseudonym aka
confirm sunnah. So all that saying
		
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			of Allahu Akbar and semi Allah but
even Hamidah is sunnah. Okay,
		
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			except the first one. And the last
one, Allahu Akbar, what are the
		
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			obligations of the system? And if
you're praying alone, you say
		
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			something Allahu even Hamid up and
you say, but
		
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			if you are the Imam, you say
something a lot, even me, that's
		
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			it. If you are the follower, then
that moon, you say Allahumma,
		
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			banana can hunt. And that's it. So
that's how it works. And the
		
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			reason is that it was a bucket
acidic, are they allowed to add on
		
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			who who said, that? He arrived
right before the Prophet made
		
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			required.
		
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			So in rakura, he said it
Hamdulillah that he was able to
		
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			catch the rock out with the
Prophet peace be upon.
		
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			Allah revealed to the prophet that
that UTTERANCE OF AN hamdulillah
		
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			was so sincere, it reached Allah
directly. So the Prophet rose and
		
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			he said, Send me Allah when even
Hamid Allah Who was the one who
		
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			thanked him. When he heard that,
he said, Allah, I'm gonna banana.
		
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			Alright, he thanked him again. And
just from that one incident, it
		
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			became a Sunday for us. Okay, to
say, Send me I love it. Even me
		
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			that alarm. I have another
		
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			question. Yep.
		
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			All right. When does the person
move? When the Imam makes a
		
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			statement, you move after he's
made a statement. If you move with
		
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			him, it's acceptable. But it is
highly preferable to wait until he
		
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			finishes his statement. And if you
are the Imam, then you can move
		
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			while you're making your
statement.
		
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			All right.
		
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			Now, all of what we've said so
far, is specific for the
		
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			obligatory prayers. So for Sunnah
prayers, there's no event no iqama
		
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			for Sunnah prayers, whether you
say aloud or silently it doesn't
		
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			matter. Right? For Sunnah prayers,
whether you lean or sit down or
		
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			stand up doesn't matter. And it is
recommended. Some people say that
		
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			the Sunnah prayers of the evening
be said aloud. And the Sunnah
		
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			prayers of the daytime be said
silently, okay. All of this right
		
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			are all related to the obligatory
prayers, not the recommended press
		
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			Next.
		
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			The first just to shout an hour,
okay. And the Tisha who defended
		
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			there are two Tisha hoods in every
salon, in the except salon. And
		
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			the part of it, which is
		
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			to be said, that must be said, in
the Tisha hood is the first half
		
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			the greeting, what is the origin
of the Trisha what, what is there
		
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			are different also see, there are
different expressions of how to
		
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			say that it's better here to
realize that you had to play
		
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			bachelor, and it continued here to
learn. So I want to tell you about
		
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			three different expressions of the
shell that are all valid same
		
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			meaning, and if they come in
different from different Sahaba.
		
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			The origin of the two here is that
this is what the messengers of
		
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			Allah who it was sent them said,
in the Mirage to Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala, when Allah elevated the
messenger, to the highest level,
		
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			that any human being has attained,
or will ever attain in this life,
		
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			is the Mirage. That is the journey
to Jerusalem, and the Mirage is
		
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			the journey to the heavens. Right?
And we are people who believe that
		
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			Allah creates a two ways by cause
and effects that we all know.
		
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			Right? drop something and it falls
causing effect or conflict could
		
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			be and it is, and ALLAH SubhanA wa
Allah, we believe in karma. And
		
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			why is that? We don't believe that
Allah is limited by the physical
		
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			rules of nature. If he wishes to
take his prophet to the heavens,
		
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			in the blink of an eye and bring
him back, he can do so. So much so
		
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			that the Prophet went to Jerusalem
and to the Mirage. On his way. A
		
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			jug had spilled on his way he had
just seen from the corner of a jug
		
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			spilt. He went, he did all this,
and met all the prophets in
		
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			Jerusalem, then went to the Mara,
he went first to the grave, then
		
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			went to the grave of Moses, the
birthplace of Jesus, then went to
		
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			the Mirage, and all the heavens
and all the prophets there a
		
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			second time. And then he spoke to
Allah subhanaw taala directly.
		
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			And then he came back, when he
came back, the water was still
		
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			coming out of the jungle. And when
he went to his bed, it was too
		
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			warm. All of that happened to his
physical person in the blink of an
		
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			eye.
		
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			And we believe that that's part of
our belief.
		
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			So in the Mirage when he met Allah
subhanaw, when he spoke to Allah
		
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			azza wa jal directly, these are
the words he uttered. So when we
		
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			pray and the Jupiter here, that is
what
		
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			we're mimicking what the Prophet
said to Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			it becomes now sunnah to in the in
the last raka of every Salah to
		
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			recite some other dua most
recommended is the Surah Ibrahim
		
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			iya so that you're here to to to
notice that you have to be there.
		
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			So I want to tell you about a
salam ala you want to be
		
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			Rahmatullah to Santa Marlena,
while I better la sala he actually
		
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			would like to have a lot of
donations because I don't know I'm
		
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			gonna build that into here. And
then the salah Ibrahimi Allahumma
		
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			Salli ala Muhammad Ali, Mohammed
Baraka, Muhammad Ali, Ibrahim Ali
		
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			Baba, kind of humble Mohammed,
Baba Ali Ibrahim Ali Ali Brian for
		
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			Armenian the community and for
this too, there are different CF
		
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			expressions. This becomes a
sunnah. And then it becomes a
		
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			sunnah to seek protection from the
fifth of this life and the next,
		
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			the fifth of the grave and the
fifth of mercy, the jet the
		
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			Antichrist.
		
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			Now, the Tisha hood is such a
sunnah, that if it's missed, it
		
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			has to be made up.
		
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			It has to be made up and to to
cause after a two sets does after
		
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			you slammed out, and then you do
to pay again, that's an American,
		
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			we'll cover that that is called
the sudo. To sell. We have to
		
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			cover that another time.
		
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			There are a couple more but we
have to stop here for time. We'll
		
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			take any questions or any
questions that you may have or
		
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			Yep.
		
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			When you miss a couple records,
you have to keep the order when it
		
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			comes to sitting down. So if you
joined in no matter what was
		
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			happening, whether they sat down
or not, that's your first record.
		
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			You will always oh that say
something nice, right? You're
		
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			always sitting down in a second or
fourth, right second or fourth?
		
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			You Oh, it doesn't matter what
your first was.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			You just have to alternate. Just
have to alternate Yeah, it has to
		
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			be second and fourth, or second or
third promoted. Yep.