Shadee Elmasry – Good Envy, Bad Envy, Jealousy & The Real Meaning of Dunya

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The speakers discuss the root of envy, which is the desire for something that is in a certain way, and the feeling of envy inside oneself as a failure. They also discuss the concept of dams and the concept of "entsanding", which is the desire for something that is in a certain way. The speakers emphasize the importance of having a good doctor and friend in a business, avoiding jealousy, and avoiding false assumptions in politics. They also mention the history of the European language and its relation to religion, and discuss finding a way to do something in the afternoon and a Q&A session.

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			snout hamdu lillah wa Salatu was
Salam ala Rasulillah who he was
		
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			some human who Allah. Today, we're
talking about three things that
		
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			are usually connected to one
another but are actually
		
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			completely different. The first is
envy and jealousy. People
		
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			constantly confuse envy and
jealousy. And one of the sources
		
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			of happiness is that a lot of
times people imagine that if they
		
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			have certain things, though,
they're going to be happy. In
		
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			contrast, they don't realize that
happiness, there's more to
		
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			happiness, or really the feeling
of serenity is what people are
		
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			looking for. The feeling of being
of calmness and peacefulness in
		
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			their heart and peace in their
heart is actually more involved
		
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			with removing certain things than
adding and rarely ever is adding
		
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			something material what people
need, alright, that's rarely what
		
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			people need. What people need to
remove are certain things that are
		
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			emotional, you could say, or we
would say it may be spiritual, but
		
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			envy is the number one thing and
the removal of envy. Firstly, you
		
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			have to know what it is in order
to remove it. So if you don't have
		
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			this book, this is one of the
books that's really I recommend
		
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			everyone to have in their library.
It's the shortened version of hiya
		
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			OMA Dean matassa here Illuma Dean.
All right, if you don't have this
		
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			book, I don't even know if this
actual orange one is still in
		
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			print. It's a very neat looking
orange one
		
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			translated from Arabic by Marwan
Calif, okay.
		
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			And he takes all 40 books of the
here and summarizes it into this
		
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			little book right here. Okay. And
Imam Ghazali himself is the one
		
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			who abridged his own book, mmm,
because he bridged it, and then
		
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			Mattawan translated. So envy,
number one you have to know is the
		
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			sin or the wrong action, because
it's the sin of the heart itself
		
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			without it and if mule button
Allah says be careful of the
		
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			outward sin and the inward sin,
okay, and as we begin, I want to
		
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			first welcome the group from Mr.
Vidal, who is going to be sharing
		
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			this the stream? Alright, so any
questions that they have? jolla
		
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			feel free to, to put it up? Right
away?
		
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			But the point is that what we're
saying is that said it said that
		
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			the sin of the heart of envy is
its own punishment, is there can't
		
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			be something worse, or worst
punishment on this earth than to
		
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			have this and so it's a sin. That
is its own punishment, that's
		
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			envy. All right. So it's the most
it's a sin that his own
		
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			punishment, because the one who's
envying number one, it has because
		
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			it tells us they're not he said,
he's miserable in this life, okay.
		
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			And number two, he ruins his
future, because the one who envies
		
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			he spends his time looking and
hating and thinking about someone
		
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			else. Whereas in order to actually
do actions, you have to actually
		
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			be not thinking about anyone else
except your own self. Right? You
		
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			got to be thinking about your own
self in order to do anything. So
		
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			the envious person is number one,
but thought like he's is useless,
		
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			because he's constantly thinking
about others, thinking about
		
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			others is going to drain you from
doing your own thing. So there's
		
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			the first thing that if you love
yourself, you remove me from your
		
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			heart, forget righteousness,
forget goodness, if you love to
		
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			feel good, you remove me from your
heart, because the first source of
		
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			misery is your own self, and the
feeling of envy inside yourself.
		
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			The second source of misery is fit
as being a failure, you're gonna
		
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			you're not going to succeed when
you're thinking about others.
		
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			Okay? So he says, Now the actual
definition of envy is that someone
		
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			hates to see the blessing of Allah
bestowed upon his brother. So in
		
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			other words, when you see that
someone has some namah has some
		
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			good that you hate. It's something
inside you gets triggered, and you
		
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			hate it. You hate to see the good
come on someone else. Right? You
		
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			just it bothers you that someone
else is glistening and shiny and
		
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			has everything good, right? So
that bothers you. So you have to
		
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			detect that. And the first step if
you want to people want to talk
		
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			about being good or spiritual,
what have you. The first step is
		
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			to remove this from the heart. And
now well, what's where does that
		
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			come from? Envy itself is not one
of the root is not the root
		
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			sickness, many will think envy is
the root sickness is not envy.
		
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			Well, look, you don't envy snails
who are really, you know, living
		
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			really well. You don't envy
Jaguars? Why? Because you don't
		
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			care about their life. You don't
care what they have. You don't
		
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			envy birds. You only envy other
humans. Why? Because you love
		
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			dunya okay, you love their dunya
Alright, so humans you only envy
		
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			that what you love. All right. You
only envy something, if you wish
		
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			to have it yourself. And that's
why because Ali says that the
		
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			exposition on envy has to be
connected to the exposition on
		
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			deprecation of dunya All right,
hope dunya love of dunya and here
		
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			we have
		
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			To define dunya now to sow love of
dunya is actually the root of
		
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			envy, right? Envy is not its own
sickness by itself rather love of
		
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			dunya is the root sickness. So
what here is dunya? Dunya is
		
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			described as everything that takes
a person away from the remembrance
		
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			of Allah.
		
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			That's the actual definition of
dunya. All right, everything that
		
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			takes a person away from the
actual remembrance of Allah from
		
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			the remembrance of Allah azza wa
jal be it even if it is a virtue,
		
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			okay, in that respect, if it's
taking you away, so so. So what
		
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			are the Imams virtue, envy? For
example, they envy the writings of
		
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			each other, the followers of each
other, right? They envy that they
		
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			envy knowledge, they envy high
Eseni versus lowest and need,
		
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			right. That's what they envy. So
every group is going to have
		
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			something different that they
envy. Okay, the old bed they envy
		
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			the comet, right? Well, a real
avid a real Olia. They've purified
		
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			themselves from this envy in the
first place. But everyone envy
		
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			something different if you go to
Wall Street, okay. $20 billion.
		
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			You're a second class citizen.
Right? If you had $20 billion, and
		
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			you went to one of these banks and
said, I want you guys to invest,
		
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			let's say, Goldman, or Deutsche
Bank, or one of these banks, and
		
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			you ask to invest 20 million, they
hang up the phone, right? It's
		
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			nothing. There, these people are
dealing with institutional wealth
		
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			that is hovering around the
billion dollar. Now we're talking,
		
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			right? Once you start hitting 500
million, 700 million, now you're
		
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			worth our time. Alright, the
trader will now pick up the phone.
		
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			So in any every world, right? In
every zone, there's a different
		
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			thing that people envy. Right? So
there's no dunya does not have any
		
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			one definition. Except that it is
everything that distracts a person
		
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			from the remembrance of Allah azza
wa jal, and anything that triggers
		
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			a person's envy, you consider that
your dunya. If you envy it, it's
		
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			your dunya. So for me, the concept
of how much money you have, it was
		
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			never something that I ever would
have thought of who cares, right,
		
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			but rather who you studied with?
Or how high your SNR and how many
		
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			years you sat with so and so
that's something people envy. And
		
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			that's, there's some good to that
which we're going to cover, right.
		
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			But the concept of how much money
you have no one cares about that
		
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			right? In this in the world that
we know. But in some worlds,
		
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			that's what they care about. So in
every sphere, there's something
		
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			different that people envy. And
that's why you have to know that
		
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			the definition of dunya is very
fluid, and it could change. And
		
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			everyone's got to define the dunya
for themselves. So what is it that
		
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			you envied? That's really what you
consider dunya that's what's
		
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			distracting you from Allah azza wa
jal, the only way to cure yourself
		
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			from love of dunya is to
constantly almost brainwash
		
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			yourself, and tell yourself
constantly, that you will never
		
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			have it. Right? To constantly make
yourself imagine a world well, you
		
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			will never have it. And that's why
the song What is the sign that
		
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			dunya is leaving the heart? It is
that when you start despairing
		
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			from ever having what you want,
right? So yes, when you despair
		
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			from having what you want, that's
the sign that dunya is clueless
		
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			coming out of the heart. So people
desire fame, they desire women,
		
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			they desire rich husbands, they
desire handsome husbands,
		
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			physically fit husbands, they do
all these things that they're
		
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			desiring cars, homes, right?
beautiful children, right?
		
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			Daughters, that have beautiful
sons that are successful,
		
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			whatever, people are envying our
companies, right, these people who
		
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			have companies, they compete in
companies, right? It's like a
		
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			sport. It's like a game. The
politicians have their own envy.
		
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			So once they they've told
themselves to convince himself
		
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			that it's gone. Alright. At that
point, though, here's the thing a
		
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			Chevy said,
		
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			you can have something provided
that you've already convinced
		
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			yourself that if you don't have
it, you'll still be happy. Right?
		
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			That if you don't have it, you'll
still be perfectly fine and
		
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			perfectly happy. All right. If
you're perfectly fine without it,
		
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			then you could have it. Right. So
a Chevy says the sign that
		
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			something is no longer dunya for
you, is that if someone takes it
		
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			away from you, your heart doesn't
skip a beat. This is the sign that
		
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			something is not done yet. So it
is true that there can be people
		
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			out there who have a lot, but they
have no dunya there's no love of
		
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			dunya inside them.
		
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			Right? There's no love of dunya
inside.
		
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			I don't know this dog is going on.
As long as he stays on his side of
		
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			the fence and has no problem.
		
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			The neighbor had a dog the dog
passed away. His neighbor has been
		
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			barking at me for four years.
		
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			That neighbor's dog because he had
never got close enough to me to
		
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			sniff me and say no my scent. Hug
		
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			been coming home for four years,
he's been barking at me. But
		
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			sadly, the other day he died.
		
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			So the other dog is pretty lonely.
He they used to bark at each other
		
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			and talk to each other, but the
other dog is lonely in any event.
		
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			So when he hears me now talking,
he's barking at me now because
		
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			other dog got bored since he his
friend died. In any event, so how
		
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			will person knows that something
to them is not done yet? Then ask
		
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			yourself, alright, if you lost it,
is it a problem? Now, here's
		
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			something else, there's something
even more, ask yourself if your
		
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			worst rival got it, and you did
it? Would you get envious, right?
		
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			Would you move on the inside?
Because a lot of people don't have
		
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			a problem with not having
anything. But they do have a
		
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			problem with their enemies having
it right. And everyone's got some
		
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			rival out there. Everyone's got
someone that they got, you know,
		
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			some maybe lesser than others, but
like less harsh than others, but
		
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			everyone's got someone that they
butt heads with. They don't get
		
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			along with. That's normal,
unnatural, okay.
		
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			But you have to ask yourself, if
what I wanted was given to my
		
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			enemy and rival? Would I then have
that same feeling of peace? Will
		
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			it? Will I be at peace? Right? Or
will I be able, and for a moment,
		
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			we never stop having these
problems, right and never stop
		
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			having these sickness on the
inside of the heart and the sins
		
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			on the outside of the heart. And
our message is for those people
		
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			struggling with the sins of the
outward or the inward is that this
		
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			life is a constant struggle. This
Dean is no left lane on the dean,
		
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			whenever you see someone who
thinks that they found the left
		
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			lane of the dean, where they're
going to achieve the right
		
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			something, you know, quickly.
They're fools, you should know
		
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			that they're going to crash and
burn, right? They're probably
		
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			actually setting themselves back.
Just the thought and the idea and
		
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			the imagination, that there's a
left lane and this Dean is one of
		
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			the most naive things in the
world. And you're probably just
		
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			setting yourself back a couple of
maybe a decade. Right? When you
		
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			imagine yourself that there's a
fast lane in the dean, this Dean
		
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			is one of those lifetime affairs.
And Allah azza wa jal has told us
		
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			shown us over and over and over
this deen is a lifetime affair,
		
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			it's decade after decade after
decade. So you don't worry that
		
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			there is no left lane, there is no
group of people out there that if
		
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			there's any one group of people
who would actually be able to
		
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			surpass more than anyone else,
it's people who study, that's the
		
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			only thing I can think of that's
texturally that Allah has told us
		
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			that in terms of who Akasha fear
of Allah, that they will surpass
		
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			others is studying, right? And
studying is something that no
		
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			one's ever going to do forever,
right? There's always a time where
		
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			you can do it full time for a
while, or you could do a lot, and
		
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			then life hits you. And then you
slow down, everyone slows down. So
		
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			even that, all right, you can
catch up, if you're, if you're
		
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			plugging in an hour a day, or 30
minutes a day, or even two hours a
		
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			weak, right, you will learn you
will eventually learn as solid as
		
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			long as someone's, you know,
plodding away and plugging away,
		
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			you will learn so the door of
knowledge is open. And with the
		
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			internet even. And I don't believe
in solely relying on the internet,
		
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			you have to actually meet
scholars, but everything has come
		
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			to you. It's just about
discipline. And these machines,
		
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			the problem with these machines,
they do make everything so much
		
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			easier. But anytime I found myself
trying to get a software to make
		
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			something that I'm doing easier, I
found that three hours go by
		
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			comparing software's try new
software's, well, you to get this
		
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			software, you actually need this
plugin. And and then it actually
		
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			says, Well, you if you're trying
to do this, forget that software,
		
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			you actually need to do this. And
three hours go by because there's
		
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			so many options, right? That
honestly, if I had a pen and
		
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			paper, I would have wrote more,
right, then trying to find a
		
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			shortcut through the internet. So
I actually have a little specialty
		
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			of mine and I got broken
computers, which is web broken. So
		
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			I got a web broken computer and I
achieve so much more. On a it's a
		
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			computer with no internet. So if
I'm studying something, writing
		
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			something even reading PDFs,
right, when you're disconnected,
		
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			you can do so much more, this
whole connection thing is such a
		
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			mirage, right? Because yeah,
you're connecting you to the thing
		
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			that you need, and 3 billion other
things that you don't need that
		
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			waste your time. And anyway,
that's a diversion. So
		
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			the idea of dunya is that which
you don't mind losing, and you
		
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			don't mind your enemy having it
either. At the same time, there
		
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			was a US president who said he was
running for office. He said, I
		
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			actually don't want to be
president, but I can't send the
		
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			idea of my enemies being
president. Alright, so his enemy
		
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			and him and his arch rival were
running against so that's dunya
		
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			and all this is envy and how to
get rid of envy. Now there's
		
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			something called good envy. Right
and envy, it's synonymous in this
		
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			sense
		
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			because in the Hadith, the prophet
		
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			Allahu alayhi wa sallam used the
word env. In the Hadith, he said
		
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			Allah has set up in the fifth and
attain and the automat so that
		
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			they don't confuse it, they gave
it the word of HIPAA. And the word
		
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			of HIPAA means that you don't
dislike, you're not upset. You
		
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			have no anger toward or any ill
will, towards someone with the
		
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			namah that has a blessing.
		
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			But you do have a desire for it
for yourself. Right. And in this
		
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			there's a tough seed of self seed
as a separation, the tough scene
		
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			being that, if the issue is that
you want it for yourself,
		
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			and it is a good thing, then it's
good. And the prophesy centum
		
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			pointed to two things here. And he
said knowledge and sadaqa. And
		
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			from this knowledge and sadaqa
fall, in other words are symbolic
		
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			for all everything good. All
right, everything good, seen and
		
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			unseen. Every like fasting, like
chastity. Like
		
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			someone who has access to pure
food, someone who has ability to
		
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			lower their gaze, someone who has
manners, all of these, you should
		
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			when you see it, you should desire
it for yourself. There's no zone
		
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			and righteousness. So remember,
her dad even talks about
		
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			falsehood? And he says, somebody
will say that they have zoo hood,
		
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			but in righteousness, so and
hamdulillah they have to hedge it.
		
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			Well let them have to hedge it.
And I'll give sadaqa No, it
		
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			shouldn't be like that. Rather,
every time you see the good for
		
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			someone, you should ask for it for
yourself. You ask May Allah grant,
		
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			give them the baton and grant it
to me as well. Right? So you
		
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			shouldn't see someone making had
to say 100 I let them have it,
		
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			right? No, in dunya, you could
say, oh, they're, they're rich.
		
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			Let it let them be rich and
Hamdulillah. They can have it. I
		
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			don't need it. Right. But for the
good. Right? You don't do that. So
		
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			that's the first thing that's the
HIPAA now becomes not sinful. But
		
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			it becomes inappropriate or
blameworthy if it's something of
		
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			what is basically the Khaled,
right? So they're rich. So
		
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			Hamdulillah, I'm happy for you, I
want you to be rich, but I need to
		
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			be rich to just because you're
rich. So this is not considered
		
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			like sinful. This is not something
that destroys the heart. But it is
		
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			something that is inappropriate
for a moment to be chasing dunya.
		
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			And every time you see that
someone has dunya you're gonna go
		
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			get it right every time. Okay,
they receded their lawn. So we're
		
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			going to reseed our lawn. Well,
the lawn is perfectly fine. Yeah,
		
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			but there's like three shades
greener than ours. So we're going
		
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			to redo our lawn, they went and
got themselves a luxury SUV. Well,
		
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			we're doing fine with our SUV. But
no, we got to get ourselves a
		
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			luxury so that they don't have a
luxury that we have, we don't
		
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			have, right.
		
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			They put up they redo the siding
of their house. All right, we got
		
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			to redo the same thing. So this
type of thing is inappropriate,
		
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			okay, it is appropriate, if it has
a functional value benefits. So if
		
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			everyone in the neighborhood is
doing something, your actual house
		
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			property is going to go down. If
you don't do the same thing. So
		
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			you end up having to do it. Right,
you have to do it. And by the way,
		
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			there's some material dunya that
certain professions require you
		
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			having and other professions, sort
of it's inappropriate to have. For
		
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			example,
		
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			if you're a surgeon, if you're a
brain surgeon, and let's say
		
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			hypothetically, I'm going in for a
brain surgery, and I'm going to
		
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			see the doctor, and I need to see
his opinion and check him out.
		
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			And I go in and this guy pulls up
in a rickety old beat up Honda,
		
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			right? You know what I'm doing?
I'm reversing out and finding
		
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			another doctor. Because you need a
doctor who's successful. And
		
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			that's why all the doctors they
got their Tesla's and Mercedes.
		
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			And that's they have to have that.
Think about it. Just think about
		
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			it. You're going in for heart
surgery for brain surgery, you
		
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			come in on the doctor, and he
pulls in and some beat up thing.
		
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			Well, listen, if you're such a
good doctor, why aren't you rich?
		
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			Right? So he needs to have that.
Likewise, lawyers, lawyers, real
		
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			estate agents, okay, they all and
some of them, you can even it's
		
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			tax deductible as part of the
expense. Okay, all these Wall
		
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			Street guys, which I mean, half of
that stuff is all not even half
		
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			70 80% of that stuff is all
bedding, and it's all come out and
		
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			it's all sinful from that element.
And from that aspect to begin
		
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			with, okay, but these guys, I
mean, your value is what you're
		
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			investing. Okay? So if you're
going in and dealing with these
		
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			business types, you better go in
with a $3,000 suit at minimum
		
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			right at minimum, okay, and maybe
forget driving in you need a
		
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			chauffeur. So certain jobs and you
have to understand this require
		
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			certain material, images, certain
material
		
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			A standard that you have to keep.
Now other jobs are the opposite.
		
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			Any intellectual job, it's just
not fitting, right? And you should
		
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			be in the middle, neither too poor
that people will think that.
		
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			Alright, you're probably going to
ask me for money eventually. Or
		
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			too rich that you're distracted.
How will you thinking about ideas
		
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			in the realm of ideas? If you're,
you know, that rich, right, so
		
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			it's got to be a middle and you'll
you'll tend to find anyone who's
		
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			in any cerebral intellectual
subject, like professors. You
		
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			know, they have their Subarus, and
their Volkswagens and maybe the
		
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			Audi's right, but they're, they
tend to live a different
		
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			lifestyle, because it's expected
for them to be in the realm of
		
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			ideas, right, rather than the
realm of other things. Right. Now,
		
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			charity work.
		
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			There's a whole debate on these
charity people how much they
		
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			should be making, like these
charity managers of charities,
		
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			there's always a big debate on
should they be rich? Should they
		
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			not be? Well, why is this guy
flying first class hat? Why is he
		
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			making this salary? My money is
going to charity, and he's taking
		
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			it right for his salary. So
there's all sorts of debates on
		
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			that.
		
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			And by the way, most in most
cases, the guys who make a ton of
		
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			money in charity as CEOs of
charities, they also actually
		
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			bring in a lot of money. So they
make a smaller percentage than a
		
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			lot of other people, but they rake
in so much money because they're
		
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			so good at what they do. So
anyway, that's what we call HIPAA.
		
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			And it's good if it is a matter of
Dean or
		
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			righteousness. I'm wondering how
long this guy is going to
		
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			weed whacking here. I waited till
he finished and now he started up
		
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			again.
		
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			Are you can start putting in your
comments or questions, because
		
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			we're about to
		
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			cover the last thing here, which
is more something to do with the
		
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			English language than anything
else. And that is that has to do
		
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			with jealousy. Jealousy is not
envy. Jealousy has nothing to do
		
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			with envy. Jealousy is something
that basically doesn't exist in
		
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			the English language what we have,
and that is it is zero, right?
		
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			Zero jealousy and we translate it
as a hero. And the hero is that
		
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			you love a thing so much. All
right, you love something so much
		
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			that you don't you can't stand the
idea of anyone misusing it. And we
		
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			Muslims have to have Vera for our
deen. And we have to have a Vera,
		
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			for the opposite genders in our
families. And in general for the
		
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			Muslims. These are the three
things that a Muslim has hear
		
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			about. So you love your deen. You
can't stand anyone, right misusing
		
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			it. All right. And so here are the
prophesy. centum said, when the
		
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			theater comes upon a person
sometimes they act out so
		
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			rationally, right? And the Prophet
seat was always forgiving when a
		
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			woman acted with Vera, right? And
say that it shows up. So when they
		
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			acted with Libra, for the
prophets, I send them and they
		
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			were so angry that anyone else was
giving him attention, right? Any
		
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			of the other women,
		
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			so he always forgave it. He always
forgave that one time said I Isha
		
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			came in. And she saw it was her
day prophet was in her house, he
		
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			had guests, she saw that one of
the other Mothers of the Believers
		
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			had brought him food. And she's
thinking, this is my day, right?
		
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			So she walks in, right in the
middle of the men and women are of
		
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			the guests. And then as she's
walking out, accidentally flips
		
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			over the plate of food, right? She
flipped it over. So they got
		
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			covered with dirt. They fell on
the ground and covered with dirt.
		
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			So the prophesies have just left.
And he said that audits omocha
		
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			them. And many, many other times.
They had Vita and the Prophet
		
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			never blamed them for that because
VITA is a good thing. Okay,
		
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			jealousy in our in the West is
considered a bad thing. Well,
		
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			that's why the families are all
destroyed. It's actually a good
		
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			thing. That a man for example,
what kind of man would allow some
		
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			stranger in adolescence to take
out his daughter for 1617 years,
		
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			you're raising and this daughter
is living in your house? And some
		
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			Pimply kid is coming to take her
out, and they're gonna come back
		
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			to in the morning. Right, right.
And in the movies, if you notice,
		
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			they always want to make it look
like the dad is a fool. Right? And
		
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			that this 17 year old kid, he
always gets away with it. And
		
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			after all these years, all of a
sudden, this girl gets a drive
		
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			away.
		
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			Even some stranger, right? I mean,
it's absolutely disruptive to
		
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			remove theater from families, and
remove theater from the Dean of
		
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			Muslims. And whenever some
heretical group comes out, and you
		
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			just flip out, because what
they're saying, they say, oh, you
		
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			can't have a discussion, and you
just have to calm down, et cetera,
		
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			et cetera, right? And they want to
make you look, right, like you're
		
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			not a professional, you're not
calm, you're not academic, because
		
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			you have some heat up for your
dean, when they're bringing you
		
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			something so contrary to what
everyone knows to be true, so
		
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			that'll be enough for the opposite
gender in your family, for your
		
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			deen, number one before that. And
number three, is for the Muslims
		
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			at large. Right? I'm Muslim, for
example, we have this a hobby, who
		
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			when a non believer in Medina,
pulled pin down the garment of a
		
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			Muslim woman, he didn't. He didn't
know this Muslim woman, it wasn't
		
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			his relative or family.
		
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			And she moved. And she became
makeup, right? Like her body was
		
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			showing her hair was showing and
her everyone was showing. So he
		
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			got up and fought him. And he
actually killed him. And then they
		
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			killed him. Right there. That
guy's friends killed the Muslim,
		
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			right and a war almost broke out.
The that Jewish tribe went out,
		
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			gathered their troops against the
prophets, Allah when he was
		
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			selling them, right. And the
Prophet sighs he beat them to it.
		
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			Right. And then they were expelled
for raising up weapons, all right,
		
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			against the province against the
Muslims, like it's a rebellion,
		
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			basically. So
		
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			that is a hit up for the general
Muslim for the Muslim, right,
		
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			whether males or females that type
of abuse, and that should exist.
		
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			So be careful that they're trying
to actually remove your manhood
		
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			remove everything good about you
by removing Greta, right from
		
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			within us. And that's something
that it's only related to this
		
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			subject of envy, because of the
linguistic confusion between envy
		
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			and jealousy, right envy and
jealousy and Allah azza wa jal, he
		
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			says, he has realized himself,
right and what is it for that is
		
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			Believers do what is prohibited he
becomes full of gear why because
		
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			he wants to be levers to be pure.
He wants them pure, and he wants
		
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			to be able to give them right from
his reward. Right and he wants
		
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			their heart to be for him. So when
he sees their heart meat leaning
		
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			towards what is bad, right, he
becomes angered and wrathful for
		
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			that. Alright, so let's take your
comments and questions.
		
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			Can you please mention the name of
the text the text is Mukhtar said
		
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			I'll show it again here. The
matassa Hiya, Aluma. Dean. All
		
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			right. The
		
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			Emmanuel has earned his own
		
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			abridgement of the Illuminati
that's what it is.
		
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			All right, again for anyone that
for those joining from the messy
		
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			blood in Toms River, sent please
send in your questions and
		
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			Inshallah, if I don't get to them
in the live stream, I'll get to
		
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			them written later on. For why as
Ahmed says is in lira
		
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			honor, yeah, it's honor, like
honor, like
		
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			it's something that I value, and
I'm not going to let someone else
		
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			degrade something that we value.
		
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			The question is, what is the title
of the book mean in English, it
		
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			means the revival, or mcdata is
the abridgement and here is the
		
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			Revivification or the revival, and
odo Medina is the knowledges of
		
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			the dean.
		
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			Joshua presses that explains what
I feel when I hear these new
		
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			atheist like Sam Harris, speak
about Islam drives me crazy. And
		
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			they're actually I guarantee you
have never picked up a book on
		
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			Islam, yet they are able to
philosophize about it and in any
		
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			other time a theologian speaks on
a subject they try to retort back
		
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			and say listen, stay in your lane,
but clearly.
		
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			Clearly, they feel the the right
to concert to
		
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			pontificate on subjects that
they've never studied. Why was it
		
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			bliss envious of Adam was it
		
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			arrogance or envy IBLEES was
obsessed with the idea that he was
		
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			of the highest station of the
created beings, in nearness to
		
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			Allah azza wa jal, and he was that
was the station.
		
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			He was from the highest of the
created beings. Right? And when he
		
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			was told that there will be a
creation, more beloved to Allah
		
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			than you, then he went into a
rage. So his obsession was really
		
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			about his presence, in the sight
of Allah, his love of Allah was
		
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			really his love of himself. He
imagined it to be love of Allah,
		
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			but it was love of himself, of
having a high station with Allah.
		
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			And if it was about, if you truly
love someone, then you love what
		
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			that that one loves, right? So if
he truly has his belief, and his
		
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			love was solely for Allah azza wa
jal, then, at that point, what he
		
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			should have done is say, Look, if
that's what Allah loves, and I
		
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			love it, too.
		
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			Yeah, in Pakistan, they actually
do care about theology.
		
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			In Pakistan, they care about
theology. And that's because the
		
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			Brill V groups in Pakistan, they
are serious about theology and
		
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			guarding their theology. And they
might not be like to be called,
		
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			they're barely not saying, in a
bad way, it's a good thing. But
		
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			they
		
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			they are, I guess, you could
really say,
		
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			really serious about al Qaeda. And
they've really guarded Sony off
		
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			data very well. Alright, probably
them and the Syrians more, more
		
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			than anyone else?
		
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			Alright, what else we got? Let me
just refresh this thing.
		
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			All right, if there are no other
comments, we'll go once and twice
		
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			and then we'll wrap up but we can
always get to the questions later
		
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			on. So don't worry about that. But
for now,
		
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			we'll wrap up if there aren't any
other Q and A's
		
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			All right, yeah, I know that this
wasn't the best time because
		
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			people want to do this after
maghrib. The problem is with after
		
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			mother is that
		
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			I just got office hours and other
obligations in the evenings but
		
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			we'll try to find a way to do it
in the evening but for now,
		
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			we got to do this in the afternoon
and people who catch up
		
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			we'll post it people to catch up
and we can get get to the if there
		
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			are any discussions or q&a
afterwards. So for now, does that
		
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			Gameloft get some onic Allahumma
behenic Nisha Illa Illa into the
		
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			software corner to where they
could also add in an insert
		
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			another few little Edina mo I'm
going to Florida how to what to
		
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			ask somebody whatsoever. So
somebody said I'm on a
		
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			chronometer.