Shadee Elmasry – Mutual love & compassion a sign of iman

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The speakers discuss the importance of practicing the Hummer and bringing peace and happiness to people. They stress the need to practice these techniques to achieve a connection between people and love, and stress the importance of avoiding the misunderstandings of "has been" to avoid confusion and mistakes. They also discuss the importance of avoiding the need for people to ask for wealth and not desire anything, and the importance of creating a mental wall to avoid fights and harm. The conversation also touches on the challenges of maintaining healthy relationships and the importance of learning the dub of coming.

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			one Hadith that every Muslim
should know and every Muslim
		
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			should be educated on and some of
the youth maybe for the first time
		
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			they're hearing this beautiful
Hadith. And I find it one of the
		
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			types of Hadith that is difficult
to discuss, simply because it's
		
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			one of the Hadith of the virtues.
And anytime that you have to talk
		
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			about a virtue, you really should
be acting upon it and be have a
		
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			reputation for acting upon it
before talking about it. And
		
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			therefore, anything that involves
nearness to Allah Tala good family
		
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			relations or any other such virtue
towards the other. It's very
		
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			difficult to speak about it. But
nonetheless, we do have from
		
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			Matata even Abdullah he was a
second or third generation Muslim.
		
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			That he said to Heston and bustled
he one day he said, I have vowed
		
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			never to speak about a matter
until I first practice it and
		
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			hustling and bustling. He said,
what you have done today is made
		
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			bliss, proud of you, and happy
with you. And he said, how he
		
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			said, If that's the case, then
nobody will speak about any
		
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			virtue. Everyone's will be missing
and a deficient if that's the
		
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			condition that's required before
talking rather speak about what
		
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			Allah has taught you. Or in other
words, what you what Allah has
		
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			given you that Sophia to learn,
and then practice it as much as he
		
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			can. So in this from in from that
spirit, we will discuss this
		
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			beautiful Hadith in the hopes that
we maybe ourselves will be touched
		
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			by it. I didn't know Amanda, but
it was shared in Carla Carla
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam method will move me in
		
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			fetal word dem Ouattara, homie him
words out of him. The likeness of
		
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			the macmini the believers in their
mutual love and mercy and
		
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			compassion, empathy, methodology
acid, their likeness is like a
		
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			body. Either stick a minhag one if
one single body part complains,
		
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			one single limb complaints of the
body. To the low, sir, you will
		
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			Jessa de Buser, hurry, well hum.
The rest of the body comes rushing
		
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			for help by staying up late at
night. In other words,
		
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			sleeplessness and fever. Because
what's happening when you're you
		
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			can't sleep, you can't sleep
because your body is moving and
		
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			working. Why is your body working,
it has a fever. It has a fever,
		
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			because it's working so much. And
it's trying to push out this
		
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			infection, all of the forces of
the body come together, right to
		
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			push out an infection, even if
it's a small infection in your
		
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			pinky, or in in your toe, or
wherever a small infection. If
		
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			it's serious, then the rest of the
body will stay awake and push out
		
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			this infection.
		
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			And so this is the Hummer The
fever is a sign that the body's
		
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			fighting something it's not always
a bad thing in itself. It's a sign
		
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			that the body's fighting something
and trying to push something out
		
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			of the body and cleanse, purify
it. Now let's look at these terms.
		
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			What is it to avoid at to urge is
to also be my usual muhabba its
		
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			interactions. Its connection to
also getting together or talking
		
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			or interactions with that which
will cause people to have love for
		
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			one another. And the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam gave
		
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			us a couple of secrets of love,
that if you want people to love
		
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			you, then you can practice these
few things. Number one, he says in
		
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			one Hadith lenta dokolo JANA had
said to me No, you will never
		
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			enter paradise until you believe
no other words believe properly.
		
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			What end to middle her to her boo
and you will never be considered
		
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			in the sight of Allah true
believers until you love one
		
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			another.
		
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			Well I do look whom Allah che in
in Val to Moo hoo to have a bit to
		
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			the Prophet den said Shall I not
inform you of something that if
		
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			you do it and you practice it, you
will love one another? The Sahaba
		
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			said Bella rasool Allah Yes,
almost never Allah.
		
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			He says f Xu salaam Urbina. Come
Send peace deliver peace between
		
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			you now. What is extra Salam obey
Nico. Now the first thing is, what
		
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			is the simplest thing which would
qualify as his saying of setup?
		
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			The simplest thing would be
literally saying a Salam aleikum.
		
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			So that's one of them. Literally
just saying As Salam aleikum is
		
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			the least that would qualify for
this hadith. What's next? Anything
		
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			that will bring peace to people
reconciling between two rivals?
		
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			All right, coming down in
argument, anything that would
		
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			qualify as bringing salam to each
other would also qualify as
		
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			something like this because we
know in Sharia by the the scale of
		
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			the city what's greater, saying As
Salam aleikum are reconciling
		
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			between two fighting parties,
obviously reconciling between two
		
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			fighting parties, right? Is good
		
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			Rather than simply saying a
cinematic so if a Salam or Aleikum
		
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			is sufficient to fulfill this
quality, then something greater
		
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			than that like reconciliation, or
advocating for the oppressed would
		
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			also fulfill this qualification
and earn the love between people.
		
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			What else? The Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said that Juby
		
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			let's Kulu Allah has given us an
ALA the hearts of human beings
		
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			have been made created to love
those who are good to it. Someone
		
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			who brings you goodness in any
way, shape and form. Your heart is
		
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			created to love that person, right
to desire you your your heart is
		
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			inclined to that person, whether
you like it or not. There was one
		
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			time a sheikh wanted to do this as
an experiment. He's a recent
		
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			chair. So he went up to the guard
in the masjid and nebo he and he
		
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			saw the guard such as such a nasty
frown on his face.
		
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			And he said let me test this
hadith. So he said a Salam
		
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			aleikum. heegaard looked at him so
I can sit up next morning for
		
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			Salah to the fudge same guard was
their miserable guard. And he says
		
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			to him as salam aleikum, and
that's it, so he made sure never
		
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			to say anything except what the
Prophet said a cinematic. Next
		
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			day, God said or I can set up
third day. Salaam aleikum. He
		
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			said, I can sit up and a chest tap
you got to touch on the chest.
		
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			On the fourth day, he said a Salam
aleikum. On this day the guard
		
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			came out and hugged him, said,
Well, you can sit on Mohamed Salah
		
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			and he hugged him. It's upon
Allah. He just wanted to test and
		
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			check the had not tested as if
testing is not the right word. He
		
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			didn't want to test it as if maybe
it's true. Maybe it's false. He
		
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			wanted to see to see it himself.
That's really the right the right
		
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			expression is that he wanted to
see this reality himself. And he
		
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			saw it with this guard, added
mustard and Naboo who was just
		
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			frowning, not interested in
talking to anybody, for whatever
		
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			Allah knows what reason maybe it's
just his personality wasn't lows
		
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			like that, that he's not going to
smile to strangers. But the salam
		
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			had caused this complete stranger
who was always frowning on for
		
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			salaams over four days to come and
embrace him in a hug. Subhan
		
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			Allah.
		
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			Another thing that the prophets
Allah is Salim said, special
		
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			Hadith that many people would
love,
		
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			a man who was new in Islam, and he
loved his dunya. And he loved his
		
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			reputation. But he was no Muslim,
at the end of the time of the
		
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			prophets of Allah when he was on
them, when all the Arabs were
		
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			coming into Islam. And sometimes
these new Muslims would ask these
		
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			types of superficial questions.
But sometimes, you know, some of
		
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			these questions, the Sahaba loved
them, because they would never ask
		
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			them the Sahaba that were always
around the Prophet, they would
		
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			never ask such questions. But
these newcomers would always ask
		
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			these unique questions. And so
they listen in and benefit. One of
		
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			the Sahaba these new Muslims, he
came and said, O Messenger of
		
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			Allah
		
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			told me about something, some
action that I could do. You hit
		
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			booni Allah, your husband, your
husband, Allah, webinar, Hulk,
		
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			that undoes that the people will
love me and Allah will love me.
		
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			Right? Tell me about what I what
can I do so that Allah loves me
		
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			and the people love me. All right.
So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam said, is had fit dunya
you hit book Allah was had femur
		
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			in the nursery, you hit book a
nurse. He said, leave off the
		
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			dunya Allah will love you. So if
somebody wants Allah to love them
		
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			live a simple life, right? Live
the simple life Allah will love
		
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			you.
		
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			And for us, for many of us, we
it's so hard to live the simple
		
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			life because we have so much Jr.
Around Us by necessity. But we
		
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			could try to carve out a little
area Azalia of zoo hood, in our
		
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			homes, like mo Salah where we live
simply or that we try to make our
		
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			hearts simple. Okay. In other
words, our hearts are satisfied
		
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			with little even if we have so
much around us, due to necessity.
		
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			And the second part was was heads
female in the nurse, you had
		
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			booked a nurse. Leave off what
people have and the people love
		
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			you. Right? So don't desire what
people have.
		
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			If people have anything at any
moment, don't desire it. Okay?
		
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			Don't ask for their help. Don't
ask for their wealth. Don't ask
		
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			for their attention. Don't desire
anything from people people will
		
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			love you. But if you are craving
people, if you want their
		
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			attention if you want them to pay
attention to you if you want them
		
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			to come and do something for you,
if you want what they have, okay
		
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			if you want them to like you than
buying the house
		
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			In nature, Allah has created such
people to hate you, then they will
		
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			despise you. Right? And they'll
use you and smack you around.
		
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			Because you're a loser. You're
chasing after them. Okay? And so
		
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			the key and the secret for people
to love you is don't desire
		
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			anything that they have. Right?
And now you want a psychological
		
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			trick. How do you do that? Imagine
that you already have it, then you
		
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			won't want it. It's a
psychological trick. Right? What
		
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			do they have that you want?
Imagine in your mind's eye that
		
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			you already have it. If that's the
case, then you won't want it.
		
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			Okay. So these are three ways in
which the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam told us that love
is transmitted between people is
		
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			giving sometimes not desiring what
they have and general goodness
		
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			towards other people, including
the simplest is to make people
		
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			smile making people laugh or smile
or just feel light hearted. Okay?
		
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			This is under the category of what
the prophets I said them said as
		
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			Julie Letson Kulu, Allah Hobbema
SNA Leah Juliet's passive verb and
		
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			Kulu the hearts have been made to
love the person who's good to
		
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			them.
		
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			The soft person now what Tada hum
methylammonium Vitola dem Ouattara
		
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			homie him what is Tara home?
What's the difference? Now? A toa
		
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			is always an action that you do.
It's always some act at Tara home
		
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			is now when the person in front of
you is in a state of hardship.
		
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			Right? All around us Muslims are
in a state of hardship people are
		
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			in a state of hardship. Right? And
that is to that you have a type of
		
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			feeling towards them. Right, that
you would like to alleviate their
		
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			hardship. And that type of heart
is the heart that is described in
		
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			the Quran as a lay in. Okay, a lay
in one of the descriptions that
		
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			the province has set up said the
fire will never touch the person
		
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			whose heart is lay in whose heart
is soft. The opposite of that is
		
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			someone whose heart is Cossie,
hard hearted. And what is what is
		
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			the CAHSEE mean? It means that it
doesn't bother him whether or not
		
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			the person is suffering or not. It
doesn't think twice, right? In
		
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			English, we talk about the word
empathy, which means that you try
		
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			to put yourself in their shoes and
how do they feel? And try to
		
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			recognize how would they feel
right and how they feel and how
		
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			they are what they're
experiencing? Okay, and trying to
		
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			see the world from their view. How
would you feel if you were them.
		
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			And this is one of the biggest
Cree beliefs and practices like a
		
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			spiritual practice. Imagine if
Allah switched your places and
		
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			believe that Allah Tala has the
power by config coin to switch
		
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			your places. Okay? To make your
situation transform in such a way
		
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			that you're just like them now.
Right? How would you react? Right?
		
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			And the prophets I seldom said no
Muslim ever looks down on another
		
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			Muslim except that ALLAH SubhanA
wa Tada makes the reason for his
		
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			his condescension come out of that
person. So if you look down on
		
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			another Muslim why because he's,
you know, not that bright that
		
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			Allah data will make you or your
offspring not that bright.
		
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			Alright, until you taste the
reason that you look down for him.
		
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			Okay, you are looked down at that
person. So the second one is a
		
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			Tara home, a Tara home is when
someone is in a position of
		
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			hardship and harm your heart on
the inside, tries to recognize
		
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			what they're feeling, what to
have, again, a tile of is the
		
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			inner feeling in the heart that
tries as well to recognize the
		
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			hardship that people are in and
have sympathy for them. And all of
		
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			this, the prophets I sent him said
is like one gesture, but OK, like
		
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			one body, and this body now, the
what he means by this is that the
		
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			movement must be concerned with
every other movement. He can't say
		
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			I care about Muslims of New Jersey
only. And maybe your actions are
		
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			directed to the Muslims of New
Jersey, or of the Muslim of your
		
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			locality, but your heart, your
mind, he must be concerned with
		
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			all Muslims all throughout the
lens. And the prophets I send them
		
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			put the category as low as a min
which means that Muslim who's on
		
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			the right hand is sunnah.
		
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			As what the Sahaba and the seller
for upon.
		
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			Doesn't matter what group he's
from, what party he is, from, what
		
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			kind of meth hub he's upon, as
long as he's on the Sunnah of the
		
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			prophets of Allah when he was
salam. Right. And this is one of
		
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			the diseases of the Ummah is his
BIA is that we care only for the
		
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			Muslim who's INR his N our
understanding, or an hour, Min
		
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			Hajj hedge and everybody else
their feelings don't matter, and
		
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			nothing matters. What did say 90
say about a group of Muslims
		
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			imagine now who was saved nearly
what a cousin
		
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			Probably one of the greatest
Muslims the sahaba. Now, people in
		
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			his time after the death of the
Prophet and Abu Bakr and Omar and
		
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			Othman, and many, many Sahaba they
came out and said Ali is actually
		
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			a hypocrite and a Kapha. Imagine
that, right?
		
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			And they fought said gnarly, and
he fought them.
		
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			And they said and say, but their
attribute of the carotid was very
		
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			interesting. Even though they were
so far off that they were calling
		
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			Satan Alia Kaffir. But if you
looked at them, they prayed so
		
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			much, they recited so much Quran,
they made so much drier, they had
		
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			huge beards. They had rough
clothes, their hands and their
		
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			knees were so rough from so much
such to. Okay, so they were
		
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			extremists in the deen. They were
so extreme in the deen. The
		
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			prophet had described these people
that they will come. And when you
		
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			look at them pray you imagine that
your prayer is nothing in
		
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			comparison to theirs. When you
consider how much they fast when
		
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			you learn how much they do
fasting. Outside of Ramadan, you
		
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			will despise your own fasting. Yet
these people the truth of the
		
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			Quran, the prophesy centum said
does not pass their throat. In
		
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			other words, it doesn't enter
their heart, and it doesn't answer
		
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			their minds. They don't
understand. They're ignorant. And
		
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			their ignorance led them to attack
Sade Nalli as a Kaffir, or a
		
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			monastic or whatever they said
about him. They said all sorts of
		
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			bad things about sage nearly been
amputated because of some
		
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			decisions that he made that they
couldn't understand that they had
		
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			a deficiency in understanding. And
so when the people were talking,
		
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			they said they were confused it or
they kafirs these people use COVID
		
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			or they kuffaar say Nalley said
belt mineral coffee horrible. No,
		
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			they fled from cocoa. They don't
want to be kuffaar they fled from
		
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			it.
		
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			Then he said I'm gonna feel clean.
I'm gonna filthy No, are they
		
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			hypocrites? Say naughty said no.
But you have Quran Allah cathedra
		
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			they can't be hypocrites, because
they do much remembrance of Allah.
		
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			And the hypocrite does not
remember Allah much. But these
		
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			people were sent Quran all day,
and they pray all night.
		
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			So they can't be called
hypocrites. So, the man then said,
		
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			well, then what are they? Oh, Ali
said naughty said they are our
		
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			brothers. One Hoonah Bacow Elena.
They're our brothers, but they
		
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			have rebelled against us. So
that's how save 90 looked at one
		
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			of these worst groups, the ko
outage, okay, that even though
		
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			they had done all that and called
him McAfee, etc, there's a limit.
		
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			Yes, he fought them. Yes, he
pushed them back. Alright. But
		
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			there is also a limit on how far
we will go and our animosity
		
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			towards people. And the best way
to go about this is to keep a
		
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			distance from people. If your
distance your mind can be clear,
		
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			but if you get too close to
people, what's gonna end up
		
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			happening is they're gonna burn
you. And when they burn you,
		
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			you're gonna hate them. That human
nature, whoever does good to you,
		
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			you love them, whoever does bad to
you, you hate them. So if you
		
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			don't want to hate people, keep a
healthy distance between you and
		
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			them, your mind and your heart
will be clear, okay, you won't
		
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			have too many interactions. So
there's no reason for me to hate
		
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			you. Because you haven't done
anything to me. You can't do
		
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			anything to me because I stay away
from you. So Muslims should always
		
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			make sure to have a healthy
distance between people so that
		
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			there's no opportunity for them to
hate to hurt you. And you for
		
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			therefore, in reaction to that, to
hate them in return, and to have a
		
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			soiled heart. And the best of the
Sahaba in one aspect was one of
		
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			the men who the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam foretold would be
		
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			a man of Jannah. And that is the
old man who used to come into the
		
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			masjid with his sandals under his
arm and his beard with dripping
		
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			from Moodle. And he would do
nothing else except being a
		
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			regular Muslim, except that when
he puts his head on the pillow at
		
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			night, he said, I make sure to
remove all bad feelings in my
		
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			heart from people, right, all
these bad feelings and it has an
		
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			adversity. When he described as a
hobby, he described them as people
		
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			that you can never imagine. Number
one, they were always cheerful.
		
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			The companions of the Prophet were
always cheerful, but they never
		
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			entered into people's business.
They, they they, when people came
		
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			to them, they didn't pry into
their business. Why? To keep that
		
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			healthy distance between us so
that we don't have any fitna
		
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			between us and we have good
relations as companions in the
		
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			same space or in the same town or
whatever, even in the same home
		
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			possibly. All right. So let's take
a look. Now, if there anyone who
		
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			wants to talk about the live chat,
see anyone who wants to say
		
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			anything to add because this is
something that
		
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			is a Hadith we haven't touched on
in a long time. We haven't
		
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			mentioned this hadith in a long
time and it's a beautiful reminder
		
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			to myself and everybody else that
this is how we have to if you want
		
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			to live long in the Ummah Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and
		
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			what a NEMA what a blessing
there's no better blessing than to
		
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			live a long life of righteousness
and company with the Ummah
		
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			Muhammad Salah who lives I was
looking when I see in hajj and
		
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			umrah and and in masajid when I
see someone with a full all white
		
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			beard and white hair, and he's
like 80 years old, but still full
		
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			of energy doing the ombre
attending Tarawa. And being with
		
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			the Muslims, this to me is
victory. That's victory, right?
		
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			Someone who who lives that kind of
life if you want to live that kind
		
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			of life. The Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said
		
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			righteousness extends your life
		
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			that if your righteousness that if
you're righteous towards people
		
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			better not righteousness towards
Allah Tala. Yes, of course that's
		
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			towards Allah. That's a given. But
better meaning goodness to the
		
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			people. Goodness to the Muslims. I
have no no bad no bad relations
		
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			with that group. Yes, I differ
with them on certain things. But I
		
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			don't have better relations. I can
look at them and smile. I could
		
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			look them in the eye. I've never
backed by Did you? You know as a
		
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			person. I've never hurt you. I've
never tried to do anything bad
		
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			against you. I have no ill will
against you. Okay, even if I
		
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			differ with you on many, many
things, that's in matters of
		
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			thought. But as a person I've
never been I've done nothing to
		
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			you. You want to that's how you
want to die with every person in
		
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			the OMA. I have no I've done
nothing to you. I've never tried
		
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			to harm you. I do my thing. You do
your thing. Okay, and we are
		
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			brothers in we like as the
prophets I seldom said about
		
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			Abdullah and obey even salute the
hypocrite the worst, he said,
		
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			we'll be we'll have good softball
with him as long as we are in this
		
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			dunya in other words, or will will
have models with him. I should I
		
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			don't know if the word softball
was used, but we will treat him
		
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			with models. As long as we share
this our existence with him in
		
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			this world. We can't do that with
each other. We can't say well, I
		
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			don't like a lot of things. But as
long as we're here in this life
		
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			together, right? We'll have good
company will be good to each
		
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			other. And Allah will take care of
everything else, right? We can't
		
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			do that. So I'm going to advise
people that didn't get along
		
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			husband and wife, he said Be good
to each other in this dunya right.
		
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			You have Islam and you have good
character, even if you have fallen
		
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			out of love, but you have
responsibilities you may have
		
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			dependents needing you you she may
need you you may need her Alright,
		
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			so be good to each other and
that's it doesn't have to be that
		
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			we can close every file of who won
or who was right and who was
		
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			wrong. Leave that to Allah Tala.
So if anyone has any comments or
		
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			questions, feel free to bring that
up and to
		
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			to share your thoughts on the
matter as well. North k one, some
		
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			shifts have said that Salawat on
the profit or like shift for those
		
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			who have no shift could you expand
on what that means? That means if
		
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			you do not have a moto shit, in
matters of so Luke, so Luke is
		
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			basically like, test kits and
knifes and salute John near to
		
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			Allah to Allah. Sometimes there
are merchants that they will guide
		
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			a person to say recite this out Ah
the recite these Elrod and they
		
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			sort of really coach you along the
way.
		
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			If someone does not have anyone
like that, then he should take on
		
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			Salah on the messenger sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam all the time just
		
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			to keep salon the Prophet on your
tongue 100 times a day, 300 times
		
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			a day as much as you can.
		
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			And that's the shake again of
salute, not the shake of like
		
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			Hadith or FIP or Arpita or grammar
or something like that. So someone
		
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			says I don't have a chip to teach
me FIP let me just make Salam, the
		
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			prophet we say you're gonna
benefit from salaam, the prophet,
		
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			but you also this is not what that
saying means that saying means a
		
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			motion in matters of the heart and
matters of the path to Allah
		
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			suited to the jinn says where
Allah was stuck on what Allah
		
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			three aka let us kind of hum if
they had not stayed firm on the
		
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			path on the spiritual path. All
right, we will have or had they
		
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			not done that we would have that
we would have then or had they
		
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			stayed firm on the spiritual path
we would have. Quench them with
		
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			Sweetwater quench their thirst
with Sweetwater it means the path
		
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			of the heart, right which is a
soul essentially
		
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			see what we got here
		
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			all right hamdulillah we'll keep
it short to Zack como la cara
		
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			Subhanak Allahumma behenic sent to
Allah Illa illa Anta Nesta for
		
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			O'Connor to boil Aiko,
		
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			Last in Santa Fe, acoustic Elon
Medina avenue I mean of slide
		
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			ahead towards the wall. So we'll
hop, what was sort of a sub was
		
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			set on what equinoctial actually
there's a question here from
		
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			watch, you know, that always
happens right? As soon as we say
		
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			some Hanukkah Lahoma a question
has to come down. Watch we're
		
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			saying says Santa waikem Sidama
hula? Is it the most challenging
		
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			aspect of staying at a healthy
distance from people is when it
		
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			comes to family, not easy to win
exclamation point. I agree. And as
		
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			they say,
		
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			you know, the hardest people to as
one wise lady had once said, The
		
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			hardest people to avoid are your
friends, right? So
		
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			it is very difficult. It's a
challenge. And that's why the
		
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			prophets I set him said, if a
person dies, and his family
		
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			testifies to His goodness, he
enters Jannah it's because of this
		
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			hardship. It's because of the
difficulty of keeping a distance
		
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			with your friends and the neck
with your family. And in that
		
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			case, it has to be a distance that
is mental.
		
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			That's what you have to try to do
a distance that's mental
		
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			caleffi jerawat type of thing
where you're, you're mentally
		
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			gone, even if you're physically
there. And sometimes you have to
		
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			do that, or else your blood will
may boil with things that you
		
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			hate. Right. So you have to create
a mental wall, right? You have to
		
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			create this,
		
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			this barrier between you and them
that's mental if there are people
		
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			of other harm.
		
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			And also we have the saying from
the Quran, Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			says
		
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			if you seek some mercy for colon
colon may surah.
		
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			If you seek some mercy and you
want to stay away from them, so
		
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			colon, colon may Surah, save some
words, have some nice words and
		
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			leave get up and leave. Right so
you know, say something nice and
		
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			that's not like, by the way, it's
not like when you when you when
		
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			you say something nice to somebody
to keep the peace, right, just to
		
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			keep the peace to avoid fights,
avoid argumentation. And now
		
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			people also have to learn the dub
of coming together. One of the
		
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			adab of the guests and the host is
that they should never bring up
		
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			anything that's different upon
right they should not bring up
		
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			anything that's different upon and
one time a vicious critic of SI
		
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			dama de la Allah we have Miss
Dagenham, Algeria or Mr. Van was
		
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			Dagenham, Algeria. He was in town.
He was from the North was Dagenham
		
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			is in the south.
		
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			And he or it's south of that of
the northern city. So that man was
		
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			in the same city of Sacramento.
Louis, despite having for years
		
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			wrote these vicious articles
against C Damodar. Louis.
		
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			So everyone heard in the town Oh,
he's in town, imagine what's gonna
		
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			happen. So, see that $100? We
said, they said, What are you
		
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			going to do? He said, we're going
to invite him for dinner. So he
		
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			invited him to the Zoja for
dinner. And they had their usual
		
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			thing. They had their medalists
and everything and then they had
		
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			dinner. And then people said, How
did what happened when you went,
		
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			you know, you this is your arch
rival, or whatever. He said,
		
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			subhanAllah I'd never seen better
manners than this. All of his
		
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			students were busy serving me. And
nobody brought up a single matter
		
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			upon which we differ. Right?
Nobody brought up something upon
		
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			which we differ. So that's who
that's our heritage. That's that.
		
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			And that's who we it's an honor
for us to even think and desire to
		
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			hook ourselves to such men and put
ourselves in the chain of such
		
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			as Malawi and that's what he did.
So Joseph Campbell O'Hara and for
		
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			the for real this time Subhanak
Hola, como behenic Michelle La
		
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			ilaha illa. Anta Nesta Farah Kana
to with H sacrum. La Phelan was
		
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			salam Wa alaykum Warahmatullahi
Wabarakatuh