Shadee Elmasry – Fiqh Risalat Ibn Abi Zayd Lesson 1

Shadee Elmasry
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Tell me when we're ready.

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Ready?

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Take one of these

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and give us them one two.

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Can we trim this? Well seems about

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notice that a reset is how we will do our Arabic will be RV and flip.

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Okay, first of all

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if navvies aids al Qaeda one is the name of the Mossad, NIF the

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word Mussenden. F is another word for author, the person who did the

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tough sniff, and

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he's considered medical severe.

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This is how good he was, and how serious he was about the matter.

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He was called medic, a severe. And

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his book is just like the reseller is just like the Jamia in how

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widespread it is, except of course limited to those studying Maliki.

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But anywhere in North Africa, that you go any Egypt, Sudan,

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the college who knows Malik, if who knows of anything about Maliki

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Phillip. They're not going to know the reseller. Okay? Because he's

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one of very early on, he wrote this book. And he wrote it in such

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a way that actually someone in the village in the town, asked him to

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write a book for youth. So this book is meant for youth, right?

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That opens up every Bible fit.

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That means is a chapter, every chapter of FIP is discussed in it

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in a very simple way. The first thing he does is he discusses the

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ruling on the matter. And then he discusses the preconditions of A

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matter then discusses the obligations upon a matter All

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right, then the Sunon then the macro hat was frowned upon, or the

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Fatah and first virtues less than some no but virtuous than the

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macro hat.

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And then the Mukti that Mattila is what negates the action. Okay. So,

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in fact, this is the way Fick works, the ruling on the action.

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What the obligatory parts, the highly recommended parts, the

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virtuous parts, okay, then the frowned upon parts, and then that

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which negates the action. That's the structure of any mess Allah

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effect, and Uberflip. And he goes into it

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with sufficient knowledge that you know, the structure of every bap,

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the main parts of every subject, okay, within that Bab, but he

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doesn't go into such details, the fine detail. So the way I would

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put it is that when you when a person studies this book, what

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they will know is 75%, right of the bed, and then a twin that 75%

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of what we can call high percentage questions, like the

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high percentage, things that come that you come upon in life

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regarding the matter, and then the other 25%, which is a lot, but

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it's just not, you don't come across it all the time. Right, you

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won't come across this all the time.

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You could study that in the shadow, and the explanations or

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other books of FIP. Alright, so

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why don't we start with Evan start from Mocha Demetri Moussaieff, the

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introduction of the Masonic?

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Mocha demo.

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So you're so in this shot, you're basically going to be reading

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what's above the line.

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And the shutter has below the line?

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Yeah. In these literature in these types of books, you have the

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nurse or the medicine, which is the original text, then the shot,

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the explanation, then hasha is the explanation of the explanation.

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And they do have reasons there they have benefits, right? The

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benefit is that everyone studies this. So the best way to structure

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like let's say everyone studies a book, The best way to structure a

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more detailed book is to take the same book, add the details, and

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then the hash here will go into more detail and maybe even

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comparison. So that's that's

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okay, go

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Yeah, I know you're saying you're reading above the line

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with some of the MaHA let's say

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salam anytime Salah is past tense, if you say Salah you should also

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say sell them because they're both past tense. If you say so leap,

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right? That's, that's like a DUA.

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tents are is really command tents but with ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada

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will be contented to

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or thought up okay whenever you have someone talking to someone

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else in a command tense that's above them it's either request or

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do if it's Allah subhanaw taala so really suddenly was a limb right

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suddenly with a limb and when you see it without touch skin if you

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see solid lamb, sod lamb is suddenly solid lamb and then the

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Elif the in the form of the Salah. Alright so suddenly we're sending

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limbs on

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good

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new IBD

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quite vital whammy

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on the

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Kalama Amazon echo what one

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where you know don't read below the line just read above the line.

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Oh, yeah. Above the line is the text below the line is all the

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shots

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are lawful Alhamdulillah lady

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in Santa be near Mattie. Sue was so well was so well. Phil Erhard

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flower honey

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he were

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with

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a browser who

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was risky

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Yes, yes sir. Who level mean risk the good stuff here. So first

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thing he begins with an hums anytime you begin anything that is

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do bad as a province I seldom said Zubair of any import you have to

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begin with the name of Allah subhana wa Tada. So what does it

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mean with the name of Allah? It could be simply saying Bismillah R

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Rahman Rahim can be at hamdulillah any type of name of Allah subhanaw

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taala. Now there are written works out there of major written works

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that don't begin with Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim. Right. But what's

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important what they say is that perhaps the author said it right.

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So even if it doesn't be in Penny, it should begin with Bismillah R

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Rahman r Rahim. However, if it doesn't, and for our purposes, a

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lot of our things we shouldn't put Bismillah R Rahman Rahim on

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something that's going to or any of the Name of Allah or Quran on

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things that will be mass produced or mass disseminated because it

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can go on the ground could go on the garbage. And what's intended

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by is sufficiently that you say it even if you don't write it doesn't

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you don't have to write it you can just say it. Alright. Bismillah R

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Rahman r Rahim. Likewise if people say send you Salam in an email,

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obviously the sort of

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thing as you respond back, right but let's say you don't at least

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you say it what's important is that you say it but you should

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respond back because in letter writing, they do respond back with

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the full Salam. Alright, so he begins at 100 out of LoL Amin

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hamdulillah dictator Al Insana. binaire Mati, I'm just gonna go

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over the the words without much explanation for now, it

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hamdulillah the EPA initiated or began Al Insana, the human being

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being met up with his blessing. What's the opposite of his or the

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corollary of his blessing is namah This is Adam justice. So the

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corollary of blessing is justice. So if it's about by Justice, then

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we don't deserve to be created. Right? There's nothing that we did

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that deserves a repayment of our being created. So he began he

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began us with his namah Alright, so the default of our existence is

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we are owed nothing right? We are owed nothing okay this is the

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default situation was so What was weird is designed he designed us

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alright he so it did an insane he brought the the just the idea

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you're having trouble finding capacity

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guys all this is.

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Magic

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okay, this is going to be a problem because the whole thing is

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the shutter. So just look on with this lamp until we get to a copy.

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You can photocopy this book today.

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No, you're going to be giving staples a lot of business. Okay.

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You take this and photocopy as much as you can have it however

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much money you have in your pocket, and that's your tuition.

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Okay, all right Alhamdulillah Allah the URL in Santa he thought

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up or initiated the human being was so what a who like literally?

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Fashion Tim, Phil Arhavi in the womb okay. Be Hekmati and of

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course it's angels that we believe fashion the human being in the

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womb based upon what the destiny of that human being is, be Hekmati

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he with his wisdom. So, why does he say here be Hekmati? Because

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some people have and there haves and have nots in the creation.

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Some people have great forms, some people have lesser forms. So, what

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explains for us that there are some people who have lesser forms,

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right. There are some people who are born with defects and less

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beauty and strength than others and intelligence. That's Allah's

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hikma. So he says here, any deficiency that exists in a

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creation is by his hikma right, so you have someone born are created

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without what other people have. This is attributed to Allah's

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hikma. So what a hopeful or hammy be Hekmati. He was a brother who

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LFP and he brought him out of the womb, okay, and to his riff. And

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riff means gentleness, like lift is something your Rafi IP like in

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Lion King is a friend it's in Swahili is a friend or a family

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literally means my friend. Right my close friend but I feel ill

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Arif be and what is his rift in the earth? What is the rift that

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Allah gives every baby in the earth?

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And he gets the mom good in NFP and then all the other things the

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mom the dad the house the food well man yes sir hula hula

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ministry and what Allah made easy of risk because children and

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babies receive risk with no effort later on, they have to win there

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they have to they're gonna get the same risk but they have to work

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for it. All right. Well MAY Yes Sarah, who what Allah made easy

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for him min risky of his risk.

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Well, I lemahieu malam yakun Yalom. And he taught him right

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what he he didn't know I lemahieu Mela Mia Konya alum. All right, he

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taught the human being what he didn't know.

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Okay, keep reading stuff. Actually, let's go on this order.

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You don't have a book we're sharing. We're sharing a book

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okay. All right, read from Wakanda for Lulu Hi Neha. thema

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again

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Alright, so what kind of follow la Hey, Ali Ali, what is further

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further is what you don't deserve or need. This is fun, right? So

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ask from Allah settle, settle Allah hum in fugly. Ask Allah from

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his father, the father is leftovers, right?

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Father is leftovers like father lodge with the feta is what you

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pass out of your body after eating. Okay. So the father is

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something you don't need. You didn't earn it. You don't need it.

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But Allah gave it to you anyway. And this is the status of the

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human being right? We all of us were happy in life because of

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father. If Allah only gave us what we need to survive, right, we

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would have very little, and Allah has those people on the earth. The

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nomads, right, the super poor, even the super poor. In some, some

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countries have a better off than the Bedouin that used to exist, a

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whole world was filled with nomads, Bedouins, people who just

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have what they need. So that a human being can realize how much

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namah we have by looking at those people. And because they have to

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fulfill that horrible role of having the bare minimum of what

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human beings can survive on. Then on Yom Okayama there, he said will

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be much easier, right? Because they had to be those sorts of

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sacrifices in this life. So that all of us can say, wow, look at

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what we have the province I send him send anyone who is looking,

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belittling his nema. What do you have go look at what other people

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don't have. And for the Arabs? That was very easy. If you're a

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city dweller in Arabia, all you have to do is wait until a nomad

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passes. And you see no, doesn't have anything, right? No clothes,

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just one garment or two, no concept of civilization even no

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concept of like ambition, upward mobility, that stuff doesn't

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exist. There's only one job that they have every day survive.

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That's it every day and it renews itself. He doesn't even advance to

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the point that you think, Okay, let me use these resources so that

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I could survive one day and rest the next day, then I have to

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restart No, every day, he's restarting the process of

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survival. So that's basically the idea of further and you should

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always know that Allah loves to give further to His servants. Some

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people think all law should only give us what we need to survive

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and anything else is excessive. That's not correct at all.

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The reason people love Allah as the prophesy centum said Is Allah

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keeps giving them what they don't need, what is extra. Also for the

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father one increases, it renders the human being into an oppressor,

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right it makes him miserable. And that's why every once in a while

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we have to be brought down right to the negative, where we are

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suffering and suffering clears out all the bad habits and false

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beliefs about ourselves and the world and others that develop when

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we have access.

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Then

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what kind of formula here are they here are the when a Behar who be a

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fat is on it he number who attend B is to point something out to

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someone, this is called 10. B, to point something out to someone in

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a bow. So what did he pointed out to, to the existence of Allah? Now

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Bessho with what the first thing that Allah azza wa jal uses, to

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point out to a human being of his existence, is, at least on it, the

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effects of His creation. The creation of Allah azza wa jal is

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the first thing that the human being can look at see all around

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him, that indicates that there's a maker. All right, and we said many

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times in our data classes, that by looking at the creation, you come

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upon, alright, or, well, let's say let's go back, because we don't

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know what's creation, yet. Creation involves a creator. So

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let's just say by looking at the what we would call nature, okay?

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By looking at the natural world, it indicates to you a number of

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things that there's order, there's death, there's life, there's

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rebirth, okay? There's intelligence. Okay? There are

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systems systems indicate intelligence, you cannot find a

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system somewhere except intelligence is behind it. All

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these indicators, and also that it's systematic, you don't see

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clashes, okay? So indicates to you certain attributes of the Creator,

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but it is not going to indicate that there is a Creator, but it

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won't indicate to you

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the creator's name, his attributes, what he wants from us,

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or anything about our origins, or anything about our future, right,

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only revelation can do that. But what the looking at the natural

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world should repel, should, that should repel, and make it very

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clear that idols and other humans are not God. And that's why all

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right, there are a people a sub II, that they never received a

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message. But just by their intellect, they denied paganism,

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and idolatry and the worship of humans, animals or other things,

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okay. And that's what's required. Just this is exactly the point,

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just by virtue of having a brain. Allah does not accept you by

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having a brain. He doesn't expect you just by intellect to come to

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the point that there is Allah afterlife, Salah Psalm, no, you're

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not going to know those things. But he does expect you to know

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that there is one Creator, right? You don't even expect it to know

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his name. Just that there's one Creator. And that paganism is

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false. Just by having an intellect, we are expected to know

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these things. Right? And will be taken to account according to the

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Metro media. Right? It'd be taken to account and punished if Allah

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gave you a brain and you still worshipped an idol.

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Well, probably by analogy, right? By analogy, because there is no a

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system except that it has to have one chief. Right? You can have are

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there two head coaches to any team? Are there two general

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managers? Are there one act active owner, more than one active owner?

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They're in man, if when you look at management, any human system

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that's been managed by humans, right? You will never find right

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dual management or two managers. A ship only have one, a kitchen can

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only have one chef, right? All of human endeavors are like this,

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right? So when you see that this earth keeps moving this winter,

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now it's spring again, and it's winter, and now it's spring again,

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and that everything fits like a puzzle piece, you realize this

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whole thing is managed. They can only be one manager can't be

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another manager, okay? But they must reject the pagan gods. This

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is. Now once revelation comes, once a prophet comes, now, your

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responsibility goes up a second notch now to accept what that

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profit has brought.

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And then every new profit that comes you're obligated to follow

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that. So that's the difference between those who have intellect

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alone and those who have intellect and have received

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a profit. Okay. They call that an apple and a Nokia. Do you have an

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intellect and you also have revelation? All right. Hamza, you

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got the book? Yeah. All right. Well, now about Hobi I thought

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he's on it. And then what other Illy,

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lady

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to be more stellina and more silly in

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karate.

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Alright, so stop here. So now we just said,

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the natural world, we use our intellect it should repel Schick

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and give us the first part of the shahada, which is

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that not all these false gods are wrong, or false or meaningless,

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okay? But how will you know the attributes of the maker? His name,

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all he wants from us. Except he will never know that except

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through transmission of a Prophet. The Prophet has to receive this

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information from Allah and give it to us. The great amount of shout

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out we give a metaphor, okay? He says, If you are outside, or if

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you are inside, and you get a knock on the door, a systematic

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knock on the door. And your intellect must tell you that it's

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not an acorn. Right? It's not the wind, because it's systematic

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knock on the door. It's not going to be a dog or raccoon, right?

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There's got to be a human being. Right? It's got to be something of

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intelligence, something with intelligence, there's only one

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being that we deal with intelligence human beings, even

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those are like extinct, the way most people are acting these days,

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but it's got to be a human being. But can you tell who it is from

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the knock note, or you could tell us as a human being, unless

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someone goes out of the door, that you trust someone that you trust

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that as seen, etc, goes out of the door talks to the person then

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comes back. That's the example of prophecy. So just by hearing the

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knock, you know that there's, it's not anything from the natural

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world, it's not going to be a dog or cat or a raccoon or the wind.

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It's going to be human being an intelligent human being that is

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systematic right in there knocking and etc. However, only if a

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trustworthy source goes out, talks to that knocker that comes back

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in. Right? Can you have any information about the person

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knocking? And that's what he says next, what Allah E Lee and Senator

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Marcelino karate will help, which means now he gave him no excuse.

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Alright, so up to the fact that you're just looking at the natural

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world, you have a lot of excuses. And the requirement of you is very

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little. But now that you have, wow, that lady he gave him no

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excuse from whom Allah al Sen mursaleen, Akira Jamal, Kalki,

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the, from the from the tongues of the chosen messengers from his

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creation. Okay. And in our example, the guy, the person who

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goes out outside the door and talks to the one who's knocking

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and finds out all the information and comes back and tells you now

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you have no excuse. Of course, there are a number of conditions.

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Because let's say we're all sitting in the house and someone's

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knocking and then a stranger in the room goes out and comes back.

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We're not obligated to believe him, you don't know who you are,

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you can be like, right? You could be mistaken. You could be you

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don't know how to transmit information. So, there are a lot

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of conditions on that person who goes out and comes back in order

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for us to have to believe him to be required to believe him, he

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shouldn't be one of us, we should know him inside out he should be

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speaking our language, he should have no background of like, no

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past history of having other ambitions or personal goals,

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right. So that is these are all in October that come as the

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requirements of profits and in a way also the requirements of Da da

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okay. So when tradownload To truly be transmitted to a people that in

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a way that Allah azza wa jal considers that they have received

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the message they have no excuse that they're I should have those

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attributes as well. He should be a known entity to the people. He

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should be one of them. He should have a good background. And

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obviously

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when it comes to Dawa, it's not going to be one it'll be a whole

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generation of people. All right, now what do these prophets do? We

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shall pick it up for head

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okay, now guidance and misguidance. Again, we come to

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these corollary things guidance is not something you deserve. Right.

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It is not something a human being deserves. It is something that

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Allah grants as a gift. Okay, for

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Whether he guided men were fucka who before he guided the one whom

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he gave him Tofik with his father. Okay, what are the lemon canola

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who badly and he led astray whom he humiliated canola? Who

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abandoned or disgraced badly by His justice? Now here comes a big

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updated question. How are we responsible for our actions? If

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Allah is telling us that he's only the one who guides and misguides

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okay? Now Allah subhanaw taala,

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we makes us responsible, as soon as he number one gives us a brain.

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And we just said that there's a very limited responsibility once

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Allah gives you a sound brain. That's why those who don't have

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sound intellects, they're not have no responsibility. If you have a

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brain, you have some responsibility to negate of false

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gods and to know that there's one maker, once you have a prophet

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now, to the degree that that prophet has educated you, you're

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now responsible to follow him. So what if we are responsible? And we

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can go to heaven and *, then how do we answer the question of

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how Allah says many times in the Quran and Hadith, that he is the

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one who guides and he's the one who miss guides. The reason being

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is that

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we receive the revelation, these the news and the revelation and

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the teachings based on our responses that Allah will increase

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us and guidance or miss guidance, the guidance is solely from Allah

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azza wa jal, okay, it's solely from Allah azza wa jal, but the

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misguidance is by us if we reject the message and continue to reject

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the message and Allah keeps giving us different avenues, the message

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from different avenues, different people, different ways, different

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times in our lives, yet we continue to insist on rejecting

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it, then what does he say here be added to he by His justice. So now

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by my actions I have requested to be misguided, right? Because I

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keep pushing back the message. So then Allah subhanaw taala says,

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Okay, you keep pushing it back, I'll help you be misguided. And

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this is the example of Surah Al Baqarah. Which says, kottam Allahu

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Allah Karoubi him. Allah has sealed their hearts shut. So we

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should ask the question, how is he going to go to *? Why should he

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go to *, if Allah sealed his heart shut, the Sahaba giving even

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our best explain that his Allah didn't steal his heart shot from

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the first time, nor from the second nor 10th or 12 After years

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of Allah giving this person chance after chance after chance. Now

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this person by his own action, if the heart is like a hand, one

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rejection 10 more rejections 50 rejections, he continues to reject

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until he likes his own heart. Right? He likes his own hair, just

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as he's blocked the light from reaching the palm of his hand with

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his own actions, then Allah begins to help him. Allah begins to make

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the prophetic message ugly in his eyes, and make paganism and COVID

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Beautiful in his eyes, we call this is to drudge. But Allah

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doesn't do this from the start. He does this after the person has

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insisted upon Kufa. This is why anytime we get a message and an

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invitation to the good,

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we have to accept it.

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Even if we don't, or if the person is wrong, and what they're saying

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or rude, or it's not obligatory, we shouldn't utter words of

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rejection. Because if you continue getting used to repelling those

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types of invitations to the good, that Allah will one day make you

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hate them. Right and make it easy. So for example, in America, a boy

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came to him. And for some reason, the boy said something strange.

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And he told him a medic after us so they had just prayed us. He

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said, Go pray to knock us right in the middle of his class. For some

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reason, some boys just said it. He mimetic got up and pre took us,

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okay, then the students looked at him because they know you're not

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supposed to craft your us. Number one. Number two images of alien is

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superior to nebula.

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But he mimetic said, Allah says in the Quran with a pita Lama

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couleur, counselor Musa, let's,

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right towards the end of the Surah, Allah says about the

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kuffaar will either kill a normal caller account, okay? If they're

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told to pray, they don't pray. They refuse to pray. So he said, I

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don't want to be like them in any way, shape, or form, and that's

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more important to avoid being like them. Then the other two matters

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which the that it's frowned upon super after us nephila, and that

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knowledge is superior. So he refused to say no to the boy who

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told him to go pray to God and he went and did it. Alright, so if

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someone comes and tells us to do something of the good, we should

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say Bismillah that you will may Allah give me that Sophia, don't

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say I can't or I'm weak say no. May Allah make me stronger.

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There's something I would have said assuredly said

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If someone tells you to do something good, don't say I'm

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weak. Say May Allah make me stronger because it's the same

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meaning but one has a good future. The other it's as if you've locked

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yourself into a state of weakness. Okay

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for him and with luck so the guidance is by Allah's father and

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the misguidance is by our own doing that Allah assist us All

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right, keep reading we're sorry Mina

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All right, which means your way is set up Made Easy, who mean? Okay.

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He made the, the easy path, right, the good path, easy for the

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believers, right. And USERRA is the easy path, which is also

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another name for the path of guidance. Sunita Lane speaks about

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a Nusrah. Right? An easy path. Why? Because the sacred law makes

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this life and the next life easy. It makes this life in the next

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life easy by blocking off the major problems that cause the

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major things that cause problems. And you could really number them

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into three, three, or four matters that destroy really three matters

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that destroy and make life impossible number one family

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related problems

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procreating and interacting with genders in the wrong way. So Zina

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has been made prohibited for us, right. So

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a lot has been made prohibited for us like mingling men and women

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without reason and calls and all these things. It staves off Zina.

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It protects marriages. Okay. So the matters of gender, how genders

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are handled, okay, protects the family. It establishes marriage in

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the right way children are born in the right way. All of these

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problems, how many problems develop just from this one issue,

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that this civilization has no guidance on how to handle the

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opposite genders. Right? If you have to opposite. Like when you

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charge a car, you got two opposite

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forces. There are rules, right? You can't just be playing around

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with a plus and minus right? You have to treat them properly, you

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can't be putting them in the wrong spot. Likewise, the attractive

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charge between men and women has to have some guidance. That's the

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first thing the second thing is intoxicants. Right. Second major

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reason that there are problems in societies has to do with

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intoxicating intoxicants. So he closed that door off. And number

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three, river interest is a destructive force in society,

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right? It elevates certain people who aren't bringing any benefits

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to society and it destroys other people who are in need of help.

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Okay, so interest so these three things if you just contemplate

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with your intellect, these are the three sources of most problems in

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society family, gender and family issues, intoxicants and then you

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go into interest so financial, that financial aspect interest in

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all the trades that are unregulated with guidance we have

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them regulated so it's called a nuestra keep reading

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Okay, first you said was shut out how to do the homeless vichara

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Shara has to do to home why is it that people are making to the

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prophets of Allah what He was telling say, why is it that we see

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some people they have fear of God and others don't? Like why is it

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that people find it easy to be in Islam and others find it so

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difficult? Right? answer is very simple. It's chateaux Southern,

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that Allah subhanaw taala has made their heart love Islam and every

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aspect of it. And then the Quran mentions it. This is a gift from

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Allah subhanaw taala. For those who give effort, right? It's QSB.

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QSB means something that is a gift that you can earn. As opposed to

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when the Why would be something you can't earn, for example, most

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you got talents and skills, right? A skill you can learn. You can

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learn how to build a house, you can learn how to program, but a

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talent, right is something that's innate. It's God given. Okay? You

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can't you can't train someone to it. So there's web is from Allah

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directly. You can use it for good or bad, right? It'll be benefit

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for you or there'll be a curse. And there's QSP something you earn

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the shutter, a southern is QSB by giving effort for Allah subhanaw

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taala having piety that Allah will open your heart and you will find

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yourself loving

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the dean, and every aspect of the dean. I mean, look at us here. All

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right, it's a beautiful sunny day out. You know, people could be

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doing a whole bunch of things. But you you love these books, right?

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You just have a love for the deed. What is what is that? That's just

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a gift from Allah subhanaw taala. And if we don't take care of it,

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we lose it. But how many people you've seen they love the deen.

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Right? But they lost it. They didn't respect this gift that

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Allah gave them. Right? They didn't respect it. And now it's

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gone.

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And they're out on the beach, doing the Zen with their eyes and

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what else whatever else they're doing. Okay. So, what Shara has to

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do to home the vichara so they love every mention of the deen.

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Right and the vichara is the Quran and the revelation in general for

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em and we'll be learning now Iman Billa is of three three aspects.

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Monica for me will be late

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will be labeled as

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nothing

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I mean,

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we're dying to Alamo

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stop right here. All right, I'm an OB lay Eman biller subhanaw taala.

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True. Iman has met three manifestations. Three

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manifestations. Amen. If you believe in anything, right, a

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cause. Any cause if you really believe in it, it has three

00:36:04 --> 00:36:09

manifestations. Okay. For me to be late. Number one, be unsanitary.

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Not have been, your tongue will say it. And for us.

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Shad La ilaha illAllah. Muhammad Rasool Allah. Okay. Your tongue

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will speak. Number two, what are the Apolo behind meclizine? Okay,

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with their hearts, it's in their heart, the source of sincerity

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Eclass right. Eclass meclizine sincere, but they may attach some

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behavioral soloqueue taboo I mean, and with their in their with their

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bodies, they act upon it. What is the action? What the book and the

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messengers have brought the man at home? Right, what the Rusu the

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messengers were coachable who the holy books have brought. So this

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is why Dean and Eman is connected to knowledge. Because if you want

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to express your Eman, how are you going to express it? You're gonna

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keep saying minimum movement? No, you need to act upon it. And if

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you don't have knowledge, then you don't know what to do. Right. So

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the more knowledge you have, the more stuff you can do. Right. So

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the more your Eman grows, so the more knowledge the more action the

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more action the more even it continues like this. And this is

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why Allah subhanaw taala says

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in the masala hum in a bed heal all them up. That's why only

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people who know have any real fear of Allah, right? Why? Because they

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know stuff, they can do stuff, they can take action. And when

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they take action, their Eman increases, right. But if you have

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no knowledge, then what how can you have fear of Allah? Like, what

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are you going to do? So the more knowledge a person has, the more

00:37:47 --> 00:37:50

they could advance their event in life in business. The more money

00:37:50 --> 00:37:54

you have, the more money you can make. Right? If you have if you

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don't have money to start, then you can grow up have a business to

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begin with. Alright, so it's the same way. And this is why our dean

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is the dean of knowledge. If you want to advance and you want to

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act and prove your Eman to Allah azza wa jal and just put on

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display your love for Allah azza wa jal Okay, put on display for

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Allah to see. You need to do stuff. How are you going to do

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anything if you don't know anything? So you need to know.

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Alright, so this is why Ardene begins with knowledge. Okay,

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before action.

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Alright, the methods and bureaus will coachable I'm in alright

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Islam chop it off.

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We'll walk off what's our level go for what's

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what's up?

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Man i i lemme good walk off wind man. Had

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good was tough one was tougher now. Good.

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Luck. I'm

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Howard Rama. I lay. I lay on a good, what's the Alamo? They

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learned? Right? My limo. Right?

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Okay, they studied what the prophets have taught. Alright,

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they studied, you learned? And when they learned what did they

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do? So basically, it's action. The first action, the most valuable

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action in the sight of Allah

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is to stop at what is haram is more valuable than to do what is

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halal. Right. Why? Because the sinners, the hypocrites and the

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pious they all do good deeds. The difference is who can stop himself

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from doing bad deeds. This is bigger of a deal than to do good

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to not do the evil is superior, more superior than anything else

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than doing the good. Alright, because as if your claim said all

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of us

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All of us do the good. It's easy to do the good. It's,

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it's, there's social reward for doing the good. There's a social

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reward in a Muslim community to show up doing the good, okay?

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Because the people in your family and people around you are gonna

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like you. They're gonna say, Oh, he's good, right? But the sins is

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something you can always keep doing in private. The bad thoughts

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is something no one will know. So the real piety isn't stopping. And

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if we can't stop, okay, there are two rules if you cannot stop doing

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wrong, number one, don't blame destiny and say it's the color of

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Allah that I keep doing the sin. This is number one thing about

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this matter is, do not put the issue on Destiny. This is cool for

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a biller. You say Oh, I, I can't stop. This must be the color of

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Allah. You actually can say that for other people. Right? You can

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say that for other people. You can say Kandra Allah has he has, you

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know, that's his thing. But for yourself, you can. Okay. Number

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two, the door of Toba. If you cannot be from someone who doesn't

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sin, right, then know that everyone commit sins at some

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level. Be a person of Toba. If you cannot be purified from sin, don't

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don't quit rather be someone who makes Toba and Allah loves two

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types of people, the one who's purified his behavior from

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committing sins, and he still does wrongs but very much less than the

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major wrongs, right just some minor wrongs here and there, and

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without consistency,

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all right.

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And someone who does wrong, but he makes Toba. Allah loves them both

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and Allah but Toby no one wanted the hitting. So well welcome for

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them. I had the law home. And how can you stop at the prohibitions

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if you don't even know them? Right, so you gotta learn them.

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What Stefano be a Hello, I'm Mahara Malik. What is Stefano

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mean? It's double O means to find sufficiency.

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Alleghany, an Arabic language the word is Hina does not rich does

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not mean rich doesn't mean you have a lot of stuff. It means you

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have no needs. True wealth is you have no needs. Right. So what does

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that do? That makes all of us have the capacity to be wealthy? Right?

00:42:25 --> 00:42:29

If true wealth is having no needs, therefore true wealth is inside

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your heart. There is That's why there was a king one time.

00:42:34 --> 00:42:37

Prince, this is something this happened apparently many times and

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there are a lot of Legends similar to the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama

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he saw he was a prince and he was sitting in his palace and he

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looked out the window and he saw a poor man singing, right. And the

00:42:51 --> 00:42:55

song was HUBZone woman Han was a tonto, he had some oil, some salt,

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some bread, and a bowl of water, and sat under a tree haggard men,

00:43:00 --> 00:43:04

right. And he was singing the song and saying, I have bread, I have

00:43:04 --> 00:43:09

salt, I have oil, I have water, right? What else is a person need?

00:43:09 --> 00:43:13

Whoever isn't thankful for this meal, right? is ungrateful to

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Allah subhanaw taala so he ate from it, and then he ate his full

00:43:17 --> 00:43:21

and then he fell asleep onto the tree. And the prince said this man

00:43:21 --> 00:43:25

is happier than me. Right? And he realized that happiness is not by

00:43:25 --> 00:43:31

having happiness is by not desiring. So if you're a rich man,

00:43:31 --> 00:43:35

but you desire more you're miserable. Okay, and if you have

00:43:35 --> 00:43:38

very little and you desire nothing, then you're happy so

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that's what your happiness is. So what seven will have be sufficient

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with what demand a hello home means what Allah made halal for

00:43:47 --> 00:43:54

them I'm haram Allah him to the exception of Amma and Mel ha Rama

00:43:54 --> 00:43:58

Allah him what Allah prohibited so he's sufficient with what Allah

00:43:58 --> 00:44:01

made halal. So that he doesn't have to take what Allah made

00:44:01 --> 00:44:07

haram. Okay. And this for us. The Halal maybe for some people, not

00:44:07 --> 00:44:11

that much. Okay. Not that much. But

00:44:12 --> 00:44:17

the Haram is out there for us to take. So this is part of our

00:44:17 --> 00:44:22

discipline to make ourselves happy with the halal than what is haram

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there was a man one time he was too overweight, okay, and he used

00:44:26 --> 00:44:30

to love to eat. He used to love to eat. And this guy was like a

00:44:30 --> 00:44:33

baller, like one of those types that was going around young days,

00:44:33 --> 00:44:37

clubs, women, all this all this stuff. And then he changed his

00:44:37 --> 00:44:43

life. Right? And he got married, settle down and he used to eat.

00:44:44 --> 00:44:47

Right eating was his thing. Finally, one day his wife said to

00:44:47 --> 00:44:52

him, why do you just love to eat so much? Okay. Don't you love

00:44:52 --> 00:44:58

anything else have any other hobby except food? He says I love a lot

00:44:58 --> 00:44:59

of things. But this is what's highlighted

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Okay, so for him, that's a bad, right? That's his that's good for

00:45:05 --> 00:45:09

him. Because in his past, he was doing a lot of other things. But

00:45:09 --> 00:45:13

he limited himself to what's right, even though it's bad to

00:45:13 --> 00:45:16

overeat, but for him, it's okay. That's why I say a tyrant for him

00:45:16 --> 00:45:20

to sleep all day is worship. Because when he wakes up, he

00:45:20 --> 00:45:24

oppresses people. Right? So for him to sleep is good. So, for

00:45:24 --> 00:45:28

people who grew up in sins, right, at least and so this really we

00:45:28 --> 00:45:30

haven't touched on the fifth, it's just the introduction. But if

00:45:30 --> 00:45:33

we're going to do the medicine properly, we have to go through

00:45:33 --> 00:45:38

every letter of it. So that'll be it for less than one we'll move

00:45:38 --> 00:45:42

quicker and Shala for the RP to element so that we can get

00:45:42 --> 00:45:44

straight to the fifth but inshallah there's getting

00:45:44 --> 00:45:46

everything any comments or questions

00:45:52 --> 00:45:53

about our menu good.

00:46:01 --> 00:46:06

This, this is my old phone, which I only use for the

00:46:07 --> 00:46:09

these podcasts or these streams, whatever they

00:46:12 --> 00:46:13

put it in both Okay, good.

00:46:14 --> 00:46:15

Okay.

00:46:16 --> 00:46:20

With some if anyone could put the link for the deceleration Abizaid,

00:46:21 --> 00:46:24

the translation of Ayesha Bewley or other people other

00:46:26 --> 00:46:29

Arabic and English, any links that you have, just stick them in

00:46:29 --> 00:46:30

there. Right.

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All right, good. So that's it. We'll wrap up here. Let's see if

00:46:35 --> 00:46:38

anyone on the stream has any questions

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What is

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valid? Where's he at work?

00:46:49 --> 00:46:50

Where he got a job.

00:46:51 --> 00:46:54

Okay. So Monica Lahoma will be having to kind of share the

00:46:55 --> 00:46:58

length and stuff that we're going into with a colossal in in in

00:46:58 --> 00:47:01

Santa Fe because a La Nina ammonoid, Minnesota was super

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helpful to us.

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