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The speakers discuss the importance of learning the pronunciation of words in Arabic, including "IT" and "IT," and the phrase "IT" and its meaning. They also touch on the topic of civil society and respect in French and English. The speakers emphasize the need for good speech and avoiding changing the truth. They briefly touch on the French language, including the title of the Quran and its use of "ma'am" to signal acceptance. They also discuss the use of the Prophet sallama Alayhi wa sallam in shaping the lineage of Islam and its importance in shaping the lineage of the Prophet sallama Alayhi wa sallam.

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			Rahman Rahim. Alright, it's a bit
loud here, but we got to do the
		
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			class anyway, it's we're looking
at the sod and the BoD. And the
		
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			DOD, you should know is what they
call the letter. That is the
		
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			hardest letter to pronounce in the
Arabic alphabet. And also the only
		
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			language that it exists in is the
Arabic language for that reason,
		
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			Arabic as a nickname of logo above
the language of a lot, because
		
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			in no other language is this word
appear, as this letter the sound
		
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			appear. And as you can see, it's
simply a loop that goes sort of
		
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			diagonally.
		
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			And then you give it your Big
Dipper. All right, this is you
		
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			know, the constellation. It's like
the Big Dipper. This tail marks
		
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			the end of the letter. Okay, so in
the beginning of the letter, and
		
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			this is one of the letters that
connects forward, backwards. And
		
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			the beginning, it's simply this
loop plus the tail, in the middle
		
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			again, loop and tail. And then at
the end, sorry, loop and I said
		
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			tail, I meant to say the tooth,
loop and tooth, and again, loop
		
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			and tooth. And then when you write
it at the end, again, it's loop
		
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			and the Big Dipper the tail, okay,
so the dogs, obviously, no
		
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			difference except the dot, and the
dot simply goes on top. Now, they
		
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			oftentimes give you a graphic and
the shape of the mouth, and it's
		
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			like becomes an anatomy lesson.
Where are you got your guttural
		
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			sounds and your tongue and where
the air goes? And does there
		
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			anyone really? I mean, is that
really you learn that way? Because
		
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			I never necessarily understood how
these things work. But how do kids
		
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			learn, they hear and it's been
said that language. Pronunciation
		
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			of letters really begins with
hearing, you have to hear language
		
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			a lot, you have to hear a sound
over and over and over and over
		
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			and listen and listen and listen
and listen until your ear hears
		
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			it, once your ear hears it and
processes it, then at that point,
		
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			you can pronounce it. And at that
point, you can pronounce it. So
		
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			it's like reading, you want to
learn how to read just keep
		
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			looking at the words keep looking
at the letters and that's what
		
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			we're trying to do here. So let's
go to pseudotyped caffeine which
		
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			were on and looking for sods and
bugs. You know this word, yeah,
		
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			you had caffeine, per se. Yeah,
you're on caffeine.
		
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			And the Quran is filled with SE
and one of the biblical verses
		
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			states that this there will come a
prophet in whose words I place in
		
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			his mouth, which means that his
words won't be his own words that
		
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			will be Allah's words. And and the
the phrase quoted only appears in
		
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			one scripture, right? They said
this idea of Allah telling the
		
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			prophet to say say this, say that,
right only appears in the Quran.
		
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			Okay, so the Quran is the only
book that has that.
		
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			Okay, so that's good. Yeah, uh,
you have this that's how right
		
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			here is I have to say it's sort of
redundant and it's okay to say
		
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			that this is the script is made by
humans that from the prophets of
		
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			Allah he was Salam is not from the
Sahaba or the
		
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			angel Djibouti alayhi salam, it's
just from all you scholars, and
		
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			then calligraphers and really they
were scholars. So but it is
		
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			redundant, just in case you
weren't wondering. This is the
		
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			Yep. And then as we said dagger LF
whenever the the Meccans of the
		
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			Quraysh the when they wrote the
Quran, the Sahaba from Pradesh.
		
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			They sometimes didn't put an edit.
So this dagger was placed in
		
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			there. And it is a long gated
Yeah, are you when you see this
		
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			till date it means elongation.
We're gonna cover all this integer
		
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			weed as well. So don't worry. And
also it regarding the short vowels
		
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			and the markings are all going to
be covered here. Yeah, uh, you
		
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			have here you have a Hamza the
purpose of this Elif right here is
		
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			to give a home to the Hamza
		
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			Yeah, uh, you hurt.
		
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			Alright, we haven't covered the
letter have added care if you
		
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			don't. Now, this phrase by itself
just to give you a little bit of
		
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			explanation. This phrase by itself
indicates two things number one
		
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			respect because this is a phrase
of respect qualia, you have if I
		
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			say your Raju Omenn, but it has a
you have Raju, right. I'm giving
		
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			him respect when I say Yeah, are
you okay? So when I say yeah, you
		
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			her It's a phrase of respect. So
the dialogue, the discourse, the
		
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			speech, the conversation is in the
tone of respect. We're not it's
		
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			not the tone of insulting people.
And cat if you don't,
		
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			he's saying and this is also the
politest way to say capital, the
		
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			more direct ways COFA right. But
Kathy rune is what they are. They
		
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			are disbelievers and Allah. And so
while we have civil respect, we
		
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			don't alter the reality that there
are people rejecting true
		
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			If, and this is oftentimes
conflated in people that we have
		
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			to be polite, we have to have
civil society, we mingle with all
		
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			these people of all these
different religions, and all these
		
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			different backgrounds. But that
doesn't mean that at any moment,
		
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			we're going to water down what we
believe. All right, then we would
		
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			be resting upon nothing. Okay? So
you have to have something. So
		
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			this idea
		
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			combines for us, the outward
civility and good when we deal
		
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			with people, while at the same
time not faking or not altering.
		
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			Right, what the truth is, at the
same time, we can't alter what the
		
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			truth is. Okay. So this is the all
tied up in one expression. Yeah,
		
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			you have Catherine law, this Islam
Elif, which we haven't studied.
		
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			But again, this tilde here, love.
Okay, this tilde is for, it's
		
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			called Med, right, or the, the act
of elongation
		
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			of the vowel sound is called Med,
LA, bu maritime gewoon. When
		
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			you hear this nasal that I just
did Wella, L two. And that's a
		
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			nasalization, which appears a lot
in French. So it should be easy.
		
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			If you have a French background,
it's called. And we're going to
		
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			study that when we get to Tweed.
Sometimes when there's a noon that
		
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			has no action, and a second sukoon
no vowel after it, you're going to
		
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			have to nasalized it if you don't
actually pronounce it. Well, this
		
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			is one of the most beautiful
things about Tajweed. Recitation
		
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			is the rules of noon, that has a
sukoon a noon, a second of what
		
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			unweaned. And we're going to study
that, so don't worry about that.
		
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			You have to nasalized that. So
when you get to teach weed, you're
		
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			gonna have to practice that with
your nose and your nose, you're
		
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			really gonna have to get active.
Alright, well, you don't actually
		
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			pronounce the noon. It's
nasalized. It's called FF, where
		
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			the noon disappears into your
notes. And you hear that? Okay,
		
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			I've been doing them. But you
don't watch it what I wish, what I
		
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			have to remember to, and I'm not
worshiping what you worship, we
		
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			have different gods, right? I
mean, how, why is it so difficult
		
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			to realize that listen, I mean, I
guess we could have a lot, do a
		
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			lot of things, but I don't have
your gut and you don't have my
		
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			gut, right? We believe in
different guts. So, and we have
		
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			different laws, and we do things
differently. So for some reason,
		
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			all the diversity and tolerance
really comes to a screeching halt
		
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			when it comes to the most serious
matter, like what I believe is
		
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			true and what I believe is false.
Right? So and John Jacques
		
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			Rousseau actually said that and he
said, the biggest problem with
		
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			this project of mixing up all
these religious people as if they
		
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			actually believe in their
religion, right, and they actually
		
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			believe this is what the only
truth is, right? And that's what
		
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			we do believe this is the only
truth that
		
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			any other god is false. In any
event, well,
		
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			again, this tilde here, this is
the med UK gives you Med and this
		
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			is L IB doing
		
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			again, you see it here.
		
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			locum Dinoco Walia, Dean, you have
your religion I have mine and
		
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			again, here's the Yep, tucked
under the lamb. We saw the yet
		
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			tucked under the fat previously,
and we saw the tucked under the
		
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			bet. And now you hear the yet
tucked under the lamb. So this is
		
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			where Leah Dean
		
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			and I have my deed, guy, unless
you're dead, yet, no. Let's go to
		
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			students in Kota. Now.
		
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			We still haven't seen a solid or a
bug in our cleaner cocoa, here we
		
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			go. Again, med, and then followed
by the Hamza in, outlay not gonna
		
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			kill them. And when you see this,
you're gonna mark four to six
		
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			beats. Alright, we're gonna study
that formally in touch weed when
		
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			we get to it, but it's four to six
beats in outline, I could go
		
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			through and the beat is marked by
the time it takes to if you have
		
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			your flat hand open hand, to move
one finger to touch your palm,
		
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			that's a B, okay?
		
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			In our clean cut, care, you're
gonna see it in the suit a couple
		
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			times is your the suffix, it's a
letter added on, it's what they
		
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			call the Zoa. It's a letter added
on and get to a verb or a noun
		
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			that indicates your and your
masculine. Cut. Out Lina cut, if I
		
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			say, alpha net key, then it's
feminine, cat is masculine, we
		
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			gave you Alcocer, which is the
fountain in paradise.
		
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			For suddenly layer a bigger one,
pray to your Lord and sacrifice.
		
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			Here's your first song and it's in
the middle of the word and this is
		
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			fat, which you add it to the verb,
which means so now, right
		
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			Immediately afterwards now we have
given you the Cova. Now pray to
		
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			your Lord and sacrifice meaning
give charity. Now why was this
		
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			sort of revealed because the
people mocked, the quotation marks
		
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			the prophets of Allah what He was
selling when he lost his son. Now,
		
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			even arch enemies if a ruler,
right, loses lynford Say
		
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			ruler of North Korea, okay?
		
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			If he loses his son, you would
expect the US, you know, State
		
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			Department to release a
condolence, a polite condolences,
		
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			oh sorry for your loss. That's it.
		
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			But Quraysh laughed, when the
prophets son died, goes to show
		
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			you the degree of their hate. They
laughed when the son of the
		
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			messengers of Allah who said them
died, some of them not all the
		
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			life some of them
		
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			and therefore this surah was
revealed to console the messenger
		
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			so I send them but also to share
with them some news. So first,
		
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			suddenly, Lira BCAP. Care.
		
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			Your Lord leap to rub, Lord, cat,
you're okay to your Lord. Lira
		
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			bigger 100 and sacrifice
		
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			in Nisha Annie eka. Very rarely,
Inna, the letter of emphasis,
		
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			which is translated in the Quran
translated into English as verily
		
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			and we're the only I think English
speakers in the world Muslims who
		
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			use the word verily, right? I
mean, that word is completely out
		
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			of use,
		
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			except by Muslims when they
translate the Quran fairly. Okay.
		
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			Shanika your enemy? The one who
said it, okay, it means the one
		
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			who hates you, the one who hates
you to the point that he mocks
		
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			you, cat right here is against
your who will ever touch. He is
		
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			the one who was cut off of a ton
of means cut off. And this is a
		
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			threat. And this is the piece of
information that we said. Now this
		
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			sort of came to reveal number one,
to console the messenger sighs
		
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			some of the law what he said we
gave you the Kota in the
		
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			afterlife. And
		
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			so pray to your Lord, give
charity, the one who hates you and
		
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			others and mocks you he will be
cut off. In other words, his
		
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			lineage will not last. Okay. And
it was true that the ones who
		
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			mocked the messenger sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, their lineage
		
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			did not transfer to the next
generation, the one who mocked the
		
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			prophets of Allah and he's that's
a promise to the end of time.
		
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			Let's look at this word Alcocer.
It means two things. Number one,
		
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			the fountain
		
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			at which the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam stands and greets
		
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			the believers when they when they
arrived.
		
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			And there's one group of these
believers who was turned back and
		
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			sent to help.
		
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			And this is really something that
we have to take into consideration
		
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			because it's the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam repels
		
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			these people, when the angels come
and inform him that they altered
		
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			the message afterwards. Okay.
		
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			He says first of all, confessor,
Memphis aka now here's Nabil Rama,
		
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			the prophet of mercy. And you
know, the Prophet peace be upon is
		
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			the Most Merciful of men, and the
Most Merciful of creation, yet he
		
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			repels these people because Allah
has angered with them. And the
		
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			Prophet peace be upon Him will not
be pleased with someone whom Allah
		
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			is anchored with. And who are
these people they altered the
		
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			beliefs of the D took something
that is firmly established in
		
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			Quran and Hadith as a belief that
we are obligated to believe.
		
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			And they stopped believing in it
or altered it.
		
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			Now if this is something that
pertains to that, which is known
		
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			in religion, by necessity or
pertains directly to God and His
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam
you enter into Islam by Laila him
		
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			Allah, Muhammad Rasul Allah, if
you alter one of those to any, any
		
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			corruption in those two beliefs,
you exit Islam, you're not even a
		
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			Muslim at that point. Furthermore,
rejection of any bodily matter,
		
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			something that is known in
religion by necessity like that we
		
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			pray five times a day or Hajj is
in Mecca, or we fasted Ramadan,
		
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			everyone knows that right? Even a
non believer knows that if you
		
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			live next to Muslims, right?
		
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			That too, will put someone outside
of Islam but anything else that is
		
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			an obligatory belief that's
rejected. This is where you get
		
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			sects and the sects are rejected
at the coho. Okay? They come in
		
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			there with the Muslims the entire
way until they arrive at the
		
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			founder of the Prophet peace upon
him right in front of the gates of
		
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			paradise and they are sent away.
But we don't believe that they
		
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			will be eternally in the hellfire,
that they will come out because
		
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			anyone who says with their heart
Leila and Allah, Muhammad Rasool
		
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			Allah with any ounce of truth and
sincerity, someday in an eternity,
		
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			they will be taken out of the
Hellfire bitten Allah, because
		
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			someone who says it and believes
it is not like someone who was a
		
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			Catholic who rejects it. So that's
a theological point that you have
		
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			to know and I think update is
something that we should be
		
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			discussing all the time. Now the
other meaning of Kota
		
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			is
		
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			That is a default demo. That's why
people named Kota or I should say
		
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			the way to use the past Kosar.
Okay. COFA is a nickname for say
		
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			default, which means yes. You
don't have any boys. This is the
		
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			consolation of Allah. Yes, you
don't you lost your boys. But you
		
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			have Fatima Zahra and why is that
important? Because through her,
		
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			the entire lineage of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			carries on the lineage of a of a
man can carry it carries on the
		
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			lineage of the of a man and
chutiya carries on through the
		
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			boys, right? However, it does
carry ALLAH SubhanA which Allah
		
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			does have that he can carry
through one daughter. Okay,
		
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			through a dot further through one
generation of dots. So for
		
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			example, what's the proof of that
the proof of that is in the Quran,
		
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			Allah subhana which add
attributes. Sade now ISA to be a
		
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			descendant of Prophet Ibrahim. Now
sitting nicely doesn't have a
		
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			father at all right? So who did it
go through the lineage went
		
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			through one generation of, of
women of mom's, which is obviously
		
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			a dominion. She's from the lineage
of Ibrahim, therefore that makes
		
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			her son from the lineage of
Ibrahim Ali Sinha. And the same
		
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			thing with Hassan and Hussein
		
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			namely that their father is not
the Prophet peace be upon him,
		
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			however, okay, or the son of the
Prophet because you're on however,
		
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			it's their mother. Okay, so from
Hassan and Hussein are attributed
		
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			to the prophet as his descendants.
		
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			Legal legal descendants, okay, and
there's a difference between legal
		
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			descendants and literal
descendants. Obviously, you're a
		
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			descendant of your grandfather,
your pure mom's father that's
		
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			obvious, but as a matter of
Sharia, which means that little
		
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			bait they would not accept the
zikr they should take part of the
		
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			homes etc, etc. Okay, that
categorizes them legally as
		
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			descendants of the Prophet peace
be upon him. So his descendants
		
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			continued through a say the Fatima
Zahra. So that's the quick meaning
		
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			on the word Alcoa