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the society. And today, we cover one of the massive figures in
Islamic history. He's a massive figure in many, many ways. Number
one, he's a massive figure in the summit scholarship. There's no
doubt about it, no discussion, massive figure in Islamic
scholarship.
So much so that is called the King of scholars and it's not really
really the better word was the Sultan of scholars Sultan Al
Oliver. He is a massive figure in the fields or the topic of command
nigra and forbidding wrong. He's a massive figure in the field of
jihad visa vie Allah
and he's someone who has we would say the, the virtue
of being imprisoned for the sake of Allah
and being exiled for the sake of Allah.
This is none other than an A is in Abdus Salam, also known as is the
deen agnosticism, and we could say
maybe you could say without hesitation. He's the Majid did.
After in the century following salah, Idina up
he can't He was born in 1282. So he's born essentially. Okay.
Sorry, hold on a second the exam.
He died in 1261. And he was born, although say what am I reading
here?
No, he was born in 1282. Born into it, so that had been a UV died,
lived and died in the previous century.
So as the dean of doctors said, I'm came essentially came 100
years after in the century after Salahuddin. Now you notice that
sometimes the Majed did is a warrior. Sometimes he's a
theologian, sometimes he's a king, in this case, then would judge as
a jurist, and you're going to see why and how the application of
very simple rules, it cost him.
He sacrificed a lot on rules that no two Muslims would differ about.
And that's why oftentimes, really, we try to look for little details
or something to attain our piety. That's good. That's
scrupulousness. But usually, the great sacrifices come in obvious
things, major things, but it's applied in the face of fear. And
that's what exhibited Saddam did. His teachers, first of all, he
began studying in Syria. He's a Syrian.
And he lived in Damascus, get Hey, that's Mr. Lopez asking a question
there. There. That's a commercial, I guess. Oh, that's no, it's not
on. Yeah, I thought it was someone else. All right. So
he's from Damascus. And he actually started studying at a
later age. So he was not one of those child students of knowledge
that you might read about, like, memorize the Quran while he's like
three months old. Are you ready to read these biographies? Right? He
memorized the entire Quran at the age of 12. All right, fair enough.
Reasonable. You go into other Barbary, you memorize the Quran at
the age of eight. He was at the age of eight, barely. He memorized
the Quran at the age of five, I will lie I've seen that memorize
the Quran at the age of five. I mean, subhanAllah the human beings
must have been very different. That's all I could say. Okay, they
must have been very different. So
he was not one of these child prodigies he studied later in
life. Okay.
But he advanced so quickly, that he became the greatest of scholars
in his in his lifetime recognized in the city of Damascus. He's the
chief. He studied with the two evanesce critters amongst others.
Now, when does is in Abdus, salam, his
quote, if we can say the word career, it's a bit weird to say
that right? But his story, it begins to show that he's emerging
as a great scholar when he takes up the highest post in an madressa
rozalia. The Kuzari school in Damascus, he takes up that post
and he becomes the chief in the Zoja rozalia in Damascus, and
And he has that for a long period of time. And he holds the office
of cutely an imam at the homemade mosque. So he here you have an
example where you have a masjid, and you have the learning
institution. So to repeat, he teaches his classes at the Zoa
rozalia.
But he's the sheikh. He's the Imam, head Imam and head copy in
the major mosque of the of Damascus, which is the homemade
mosque now the homemade mosque. When the Muslims conquered it, it
was a church, right. But because it was conquered from the
Byzantine people by force, it entered into the possession of the
Muslims.
And he became, yeah, let's put a picture up, bro. So people get to
see it. And the Muslims, then they any pictures of Christ and Mary,
they covered it up by hiring Christian, the Christian at the
time, the Greeks at the time, were very good at making little
mosaics. So they covered those things up with mosaics of
paradise. Right. And that was really that is the first this is
the first mosque you study
in terms of Islamic art and architecture, because he gets to
start seeing the first
movement in Islamic art and architecture is the homemade
mosque in which the the pictures of basically images of paradise
are there. So trees, rivers, grapes, that's what it's all by
mosaics. Now, they continue to do this. And throughout for like
three 400 years, they would slowly get more and more abstract until
Islamic art became completely abstract, right, until it got to
geometric mosaics. And that's really one of the biggest, I don't
think any civilization has that the geometric mosaics that the
Muslims made to the point that this has become like one of the
series arts and it's like, like, you could probably study in math
to write the the way that they would make an entire wall with
these mosaics. But it's not that they would make one mosaic, it
would be a line going from the top of the wall or zigzag hole to the
bottom of the wall. And that one line would be part of, yeah, let's
get some close ups of these. Okay.
So
it started off as like depictions using mosaics and frescoes, what
they call, but then eventually it became more and more abstract and
so became these mathematical mosaic pieces that you start
seeing in this is a great one right there. You start seeing that
in the
mud, billards and Muslim. These mosaics and they're still very
popular today. And all of Andalusi in art, Moroccan art are not
Moroccan it's end of the sea and the Moroccans were not the artists
under the scenes with artists and when the Crusaders came over those
centuries, the Indonesians came down Morocco was like a desert
country. And all these artists came down into Morocco and
influence Morocco like that. So
all of the endo Lucien are
is imitating Syrian art. And that is for the simple reason that the
Romanians are the rulers of Andalus. Right after that Besitz
came, the omegas get kicked out and they go to Andalus.
And in Andalus, what did they want to do? They want to remind us of
back home. So when anything that you see of early Andalusi and art
is actually there is inspired from the Assyrians. Okay, so you see
this here? This is the Umayyad mosque. It's one of the the
ornamentation on it is amazing. Now the Eastern Muslims and the
Western Muslims had two different opinions, the Molokhia of the
Western countries, they took on a totally different position on the
artistry of mosques. They said
we can't focus if there's too much art in the mosque
and the masjid is the glory of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. So the
outside of the masjid should be highly ornamented. But the inside
of the masjid has to be very simple. It should imitate the
Prophet's mosque it should be super simple. So all you see like
usually these lime walls, just white walls and straw mats on the
inside of the masjid and some arches and some nice lamps. That's
it maximum.
The outside was ornamented now in the East. They didn't do that.
In the east, they ornamented the inside of the mosque more than the
outside of the mosque. That's how I get a picture of let's say
Mameluke mosque of Egypt. It's just like brown on the outside.
Right. But on the inside, it's gorgeous. The Ottomans
In the same thing for weather purposes, like you couldn't
ornament the outside of a mosque in the in that weather so it's
like stone on the outside, right and metal domes and stuff but on
the inside it's really nice. So there's some stuff on Islamic art
and architecture. But in any event,
he is the Imam of the homemade mosque and that is one of the most
special masajid in our history in Islamic history is the Al Masjid
MOV, the Umayyad mosque, and it is a place of gathering for all the
great scholars of Syria and he was the chief Imam and the chief cook
the of the homemade mosque, but he used to teach in Zoja al Ghazali.
And that's how he, he began the beginning of his life as an
extremely competent scholar. And as a moving copy. Okay. And we at
Islam don't separate Islamic scholarship does not separate
knowledge from action with the people. Like every you know what
they say today, like public scholar, or right, like any
scholar that in any field, physics history, who has a public life in
Islam, every scholar is a public scholar. There's no such thing as
a scholar who does not talk to the people. Firstly, you can't Don't
you have to pray in the masjid. Right?
You have to train the Masjid. If you're a scholar, somehow you will
be known as a scholar. Either you write books, or what else are you
doing? You either give talks or you write books, or you teach
classes so people know you're a scholar, you have to go to the
masjid. So people are gonna ask you questions, you have to command
the right and forbid the wrong you have to raise your kids. So
there's no such thing as like a scholar who lives in one of these
like academic little, little town gives classes nobody knows about
and rides his bike back or takes his Subaru has all these academics
drive, right? And wears this sweater, okay, and cozies up to
his MacBook and writes a meaningless book on history or
something like that. That's what all these academics do. That's not
even allowed, not even allowed. It's not possible you have to be
with the people. Allah has the rituals of the dean will require
you
and you will be obligated when someone asks you a question, and
you will be obligated to speak at the level that that person can
understand. So we do not have the separation between some amount of
knowledge and the rest of the world and the rest of the people.
We have no such obligation. Can you try this bad boy very quickly,
please.
So as of now the setup, he began as a competent scholar, his first
movement.
He did have a movement, and what was that movement? He was against
certain Bidda that began in Damascus and that spread far and
wide, which was a group nephila on the nest of Shaban
called salata, raga. It was done as a group, and it was an air
filler. Okay, that was done in the middle of Shaban, and he was
against it. And while he's at it, right, he was against a number of
other innovations. Okay, that were done and performed in Syria. Why
do I say the why is this important?
Because he is a scholar who outlines for the rest of his
sunnah.
The actual he goes into Vidar. And he defines for us what it is.
And he is the one who sets pen to paper that Bidda follows the five
legal categories that abeja is an adjective, not a ruling. Good.
It's an adjective. So it we have to add to it the ruling. Therefore
albida can take on the category of Bidda. MOBA, vidaa. When Duba bid,
word Jeeva bid I'm a crua and better mojarra. What's an example
of bid iwsg. But
in our day, this is obviously me talking about him probably it is
based upon our action, multiple dramas in the same mosque,
multiple dramas in the same city. All of that was a minute, but it's
a bit that is reprehensible, the Salah is invalid if it's not
necessary. Once it becomes necessary, people can't fulfill
their obligation of performing Juma if you don't have multiple
tumors in one mosque because people can't park their cars,
right? Things like that. What else becomes like a bid that is men do?
Is it not using the microphone, for example? They technically we
could have people yelling.
After 10 rows, you yell after 10 rows, you yell, so they don't hear
the recitation after like 10 rows. They don't hear the recitation,
but they will hear the check we're so but it's men do for
Have people to hear the recitation. So to use the mic in
that regard. So these are different Bidda that happened and
he was against any alteration of no effort any additional Neff and
they didn't come to him in the prophets. I said them. So he was
against this. So he's the one who outlined that the idea that bidder
itself is an adjective not a ruling. Good. Usually when people
say bid, they have to specify bid dot, how am I getting cents for
this or bid? I'm a crew. Ha. Okay. So that's the question. So, that
is the first movement that he did. Secondly,
molecule kamin, the king of Syria at that time, and Maliki Cameron,
began to take a liking to him. And he began to use him as an
ambassador to the ambassador, not Ambassador envoy to the ambassador
Khalifa remember we said from the time of Silla Dean, that our best
of Khalifa became just like a symbol.
You could do what you want rule what you want, conquer what you
want, as long as you use our best currency, give the clip but in the
name of their best Sultan, and pay symbolic even respect to the
ambassador Khalifa in Baghdad, and that basically for inaction,
practically speaking, was just the governor of Baghdad, his actual
influence, and he had a big army. But that was it. Okay, so he
became somebody who did accept visitations to the kink. But he
had his conditions, he would never accept money, and he would never
go without being requested. So he was somebody who had a balanced
approach to interacting with the politicians of his times and the
rulers of his time. Right. So now he's really at the height of his
life and his work as a scholar. He's the head of the homemade
mosque. He's the chief hottie. He's the chief Mufti. And he is
now respected by the Besut Khalifa, he represents the king to
the best of
the interests of the people of Syria.
You guys hear that? Oh, my gosh, is probably reaching the mic. So
he's at the height of everything, all right, what happens?
The Sultan,
Al Malik al Ashraf,
next King comes, this enters is him now this into his next foray
and push back with the society in the community. What happened? So
this king and medical Ashraf, he was the governor of Aleppo. Right,
not Damascus, Aleppo.
And
he was a big proponent of what some call now the sad Updata that
and that name did not exist at the time they used to call well, maybe
of course, an affair did exist, but the Hembree athlete
and there he was a proponent of that and he was pushing that the
literal MYOB according to this, okay, according to how Abrahamsson
Annette we says calls it the literal interpretation of the
Scripture. That's what he puts okay.
And Elizabeth Abdus Salam was to the bone to the bone marrow and
Ashati who refused to accept anything other than absolute 10 Z
of the attributes of the verses and Hadith that seem to be
offering or describing Allah to Allah with a physical sense,
physical body or location or movement.
So as of now, this went off in the foot bus in public on tansy and it
was a rivalry basically, there was known as there was a conclusion
you'll see the conclusion later on. The conclusion is that this
this went on for some while with is pushing the SID out the EDA and
in medical Ashraf pushing the humbly Arpita good has been in
Sham were strong.
They were strong.
And if they ruled, okay, they pushed it.
But he stopped. Now this king and medical Ashraf ends up
all right.
On his deathbed, he gets very sick.
And as Muslims do when they get sick, they realize they're going
back to Allah, they want to make an amends with people. And one of
the people that he calls is, is enough to sit him and he calls him
and he says I need three things from you. As I lay here on my
deathbed,
he says Firstly, I want your forgiveness for
All the back and forth that we had.
Secondly, I need your draw for myself and my family and Oma.
And thirdly, you have to give me your absolute sincere advice,
absolute sincere advice, and I will act upon it. That's a promise
you give me absolute sincere, I'm promising I'm going to act upon
it.
So as comes in, he says, As for the first thing, I never sleep
with a grudge against anybody. So I have forgiven you before you
even ask this question.
Second thing
is he made a long, of course I make dua for them all the time.
And I'll continue making dua for the OMA
and for your city after your after you.
And now as for the third thing, I have a very, he says I have a very
serious piece of advice for you. You are engaged in civil wars and
rivalries with your brothers mind. Mind you, these are all the
humans. These are all descendants of Salahuddin at a UB
you're engaged in rivalries with your brothers. Yet the tar tars
are on our footsteps or on our doorstep. I mean, the Tartaros are
right there. Yet you're busy. Okay, having rivalries with your
brother. So I advise you to leave off all of these rivalries now
and turn to the true enemy of Islam, which is these tar tar
people. Okay. It's a modest mic on
we don't know if it works, but let me know if it's on. All right.
What is it what was the 32nd summary of who the tar tar czar
refers to a ethnic group
share no central Asian Mongolian features and the lived under
Russian rule so think Eastern European good, but have Mongolian
blood. Okay. And oftentimes in like literature, the tortures when
people say the tortures are referring to the Mongols.
Okay, so Tartaros a Mongols are. They're, they're close
geographically, geographically and ethnically and ethnically, they
use synonymously between them and sometimes used synonymously. And
they're there, they share the same history in that they came reading
and
this Muslim countries and Muslim cities. So that's where why it's
Tartaros manga is all the same from the aspect of they're
attacking us. And that from the eastern side, Crusaders are
attacking us from the western side. That's basically the idea of
Crusaders are French and the French and the Spanish. The
Germans and the British were not known as Crusaders. Right? So
that's why you find the British have much more tolerance of
Muslims than the French and the Spanish. are the enemies of
Muslims really, in Europe are the French and the Spanish. Not really
so much. The Brit Yes, the British had the modern times. And of
course, we saw that that that young lady Britain blamed her
being overweight on white people that I talked about yesterday. Did
you see that? Oh, my gosh. But anyway, and then she blamed it on
the British East India Tea Company coming in, through a chain of
about 12 different events that led to her being overweight. Okay, so
let's leave that aside right now. That absurdity, but the British
until recently,
and even when they attacked, they did not colonize Muslims in the
name of the cross.
The net, they attack them in the name of wealth, right? So, so so
even though yes, there's animal, there's oppression and animosity
and all that stuff. Right? There isn't it wasn't in the name of the
cross, the French and the Spanish fought the muscles in the name of
the cross. Right? So that's where the history differs between them.
And the Germans. There is not much interaction at all, from the
Germans in Islamic countries, right? And now, of course, they
they do have issues with the Turkish immigrants there, because
of the racial and ethnic purposes more so than religious verses.
Germans are the most godless of all people, right? Even Even back
then. They were known as, like, the Gothic tribes are the ones
that you should challenge the church. Yeah. And it was the
church in Europe. It was the church versus these Gothic tribes.
Yeah. The Visigoths, physicalities and whatnot. And that's where
Charlemagne he comes in. And he basically goes around and the only
way to deal with these pagans is he used to tell them, submit to
the Christian God or be prepared to meet him today.
He had enough of these pagans, they could not stop these pagans.
And by the way this paganism is making a comeback and European
paganism is making a comeback in the form of like, like white
supremacy, white supremacist movements, but they all
to call upon and they have symbols, ancient tribal symbols.
And they're going they're leapfrogging past in history,
their Christian
history. Now if you look at like the TV shows nowadays you'll see
like a big popularity and like these Viking sort of shows, oh,
he's Viking shows and all that. Such like pagan imagery. So total
paganism. And they try to make it across like, Oh, these are cool
dudes with nice beards. And these guys stunk. They smelled. They
were an unclean, right. There wasn't what they are imagining it
to be because we have record of our best at who was it? I can't
remember. There is a movie made about him. And I bested the best
it's send off an ambassador to the Scandinavia.
And he writes, writes back like a scathing report, you know, the
French funny French thing where the French guy goes, and he writes
like, observations of American democracy, right. And he writes a
whole summary of what America is all about for the French king.
Right and then that's what
that know that that comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, his comedy was born
it was based upon that. Yeah, so there it's a book that people's
even still read in history read in history.
Yes, I've met him in Finland has divested. He goes there and he
writes this report.
He called the episode 37. What it's actually what he mentions in
it is the extreme filth, of personal hygiene that they're
upon. Right? Extreme, terribly personal, personal hygiene was
terrible. In any event, all of this we're talking about. I don't
even know how we got to that. But we're talking about the Crusaders
coming from the west. The tartar is coming from the east tartar
slash slash Mongols coming from the east. Now, so now, I seem to
have this into his life really takes a turn.
His life takes a turn when he has to actually can forbid a rung
greater
than any of the wrongs that he's for bed before he forbade amongst
the pious circles to salata, rava which was an ephah done in a group
in the midst of Shaban, he was against it. He forbade the wrong
when it came to
the attributes of Allah all its internal, right.
And that was the first time he faced off against the king, but it
wasn't a direct insult to the king. Now, al Maliki will or
should have dies in Damascus. And Salah is sama eel is the new king
of Damascus. All right.
In Egypt, Nesmith Dean, King Nedjma Dean
wants to conquer Damascus. So descendants of Salahuddin up are
conquering each other now.
And the king Salah had is made of Damascus, the ruler of Damascus.
What does he do? He realizes he does not have the strength to
withstand the Egyptian army.
So what does he do?
He goes and he finds the remnant rabble of the Crusaders.
And he calls on the Christian French remnants of the French king
crusaders of the city of Sudan, and shook leaf in a castle that
they retained from Crusader times called the Beaufort castle and a
few other forts
and he gives it back to the Crusaders. These castles still
existed. The Muslims have taken them over, he gives them back to
the Crusaders. And he says Get ready. We're gonna fight together
against the Egyptians.
So he's a complete This is Jay Hazel kuffaar Well Manasa t. So
the moon if we don't know what the moon Africa is in your heart, but
we do know that you're a traitor. Right? And you will see us a
Christian to find a Muslim.
So as of now this has no fear in preaching against Salah has made
and he begins openly preaching against this southern estimate. he
now calls all arms dealers to come because we need to buy weapons.
And as of now I've just said goes mosque to mosque anywhere he can
go.
Show showing or stating that this entire war with the Christians
against Muslims is forbidden and that all of your arms sales your
wealth is haram because your arm
arms are going to go to fight other Muslims. Right? Your arms
are gonna go to Christians, they're gonna go to other Muslims.
Sada has some aid, he gains an alliance with other Syrians hence
had a king there who supported him. And a number of Christians
came together Christian monarchs that are on the edges that were
remained, that had some soldiers, of course, not enough to fight the
Muslims directly. He gathered them all.
And if not, this time, went against all of this to the point
that Salah is some aid, this king who was doing this had to arrest
him, he had to silence him. So he arrests, I just have nabbed the
Scylla. And he puts him in jail.
But in the jail,
he gains supporters. So he has to move them out of the jail of
Damascus and put him into the jail of Jerusalem, right in the jail in
Jerusalem.
And then the king saga is made, he starts feeling a bit guilty about
this.
And he says, send him my handkerchief because in the old
world, the handkerchief is a sign of a connection between us. That's
why you see, like, in the old days, what did a woman do if she
wanted to signal to a man that she was interested? Drop the
handkerchief.
So the handkerchief was something also the other could a cup of
water was something else. If a king gives you a cup of water,
when you come in, or anything to drink, that's a signal of safety.
Okay, you're safe, you're not going to be punished. At least
you're not going to be executed. So he sends a handkerchief and he
says, Go to him and tell him
I will return him to his previous position.
All he has to do
to wipe all this away, is show up to the court in front of everyone
and kiss the Kings hands. That's it.
I didn't have to sit down laughs he just laughs He says, What a
fool. You are. Okay, you think that I'm going to kiss his head
when I wouldn't even except for him to kiss my hand? Right? Yeah,
I'd have humility as a Muslim, I would allow him to kiss my hand.
You all are living in a whole nother world. Right? You're living
in a whole nother world, all you see is the material element of
things. I'm living in another world from you. Okay, Hamdulillah
that Allah has not afflicted me with what he's afflicted you all
you see is the material that you think the position is what I'm
after I'm not after the position. He's after I'm accom with Allah
subhanaw taala not gonna come with this cake.
He goes back.
And a silo is made, he gets upset. And he says, Alright, let him
stay. Let him stay in jail. Now what happens? Unbelievable, good.
They go out to fight, and they get routed by the Egyptians. The
Egyptians route them badly. And the Christian forces are routed.
And so that sorta estimate was defeated.
And the Christian forces were totally decimated by the
Egyptians. And the Egyptians took over that area of land at
Damascus. And they had heard of course, that as of now the salam,
the great scholar is where is he is from not Oh, he's in jail was
in jail because he was against this whole war. And they say, oh,
we'd like him, in that case. So pull him out of jail and give him
residence in Egypt and make him professor of the Shafia of Egypt,
make him the Chief Justice and make him the the Imam of the
greatest mosque in Egypt which is at the time, Masjid on Eros, okay,
and let him teach at an madressa Salah here, a Salah here, which
was selected in a UB school that he founded
in Cairo, which is known as Old Cairo. So he's now the same thing,
Chief imam of the Jama mosque
in Damascus and the MOE mosque message Gemma meaning the main
mosque. Now he's the chief imam in the in the
Ahmed have an awesome mosque in Egypt, which is an old Cairo and
he is the professor of Chef a phip. in Madras society here,
right, which, which was founded in the time of the Cubans. So he
starts living a life of peace. Everything is fine, until somebody
does something foolish. And he's not going to stop. He doesn't he's
not going to stop if it's cut and dry.
So this time what happens
There was a party.
He looks and he sees a party basically people drumming,
singing, whatever. It may not be alcohol and women, but it's a
party. So he looks and he says, Wait a second, what's happening
here? They said, Oh, he's
a man has constructed a
he's constructed a party house essentially. And they unwind
there.
This is put
underneath it is a masjid.
He constructed a party house above the Masjid. He said, Yes, it's the
only flat roof that we had. Right?
He said, he was appointed as the chief judge, by the way.
So he goes, and he issues a verdict
that this house, this party house has to be torn down immediately.
No waiting. And they go and they tear it down. Then they said, Hold
on a second. Do you know who's that was? Who did that know who
did a man by the name of fuckery Dean off man?
Who was that? A mate, a very rich noble, who had a big standing with
the kink.
And he goes in and he raises a fit has a fit in front of the kink.
Now the king Nedjma Dean is in a bind here of this noble scholar
that we've invited. Now my big supporters here, the rich and the
elite. They're all against him. So what he does is he writes a letter
to is and he says, you are in good standing with me. I love you. I
follow you. You are mindshare. But
having you as my Chief Justice right now, is not good for
politics. So you have to step down, but you are in favor with
me, right? In other words, we want you to stay here we want you to do
everything. Okay. And in fact, in order to show you that, I will
make you my ambassador to Baghdad. So he loses that position. Okay.
And he becomes the he goes to Baghdad with as basically the
ambassador
of the kink. Right. So he continues,
his life continues. And you notice he is a commander and for better
or wrong. That's what he's doing his entire life for bidding wrong.
Okay. All while being the most competent chef, a scholar at the
time. Right.
And on top of that, as well as in Abdus, Salam.
This is the funny part. He actually declared in official
court records that fuck couldn't deal with men is a facet. And all
of his testimonies don't count.
This is hilarious, because then fucking the Dean later in life,
found himself in a court case.
And the opponents in the court resurface dissonance.
Testimony, right, or Virtua? That fucking dean of man's testimony in
court does not count. He's a first step. And as a result, he lost the
court case and lost a lot of money.
Alright, what else?
Now? He has good relations with Najmuddin right now human gene
brought him in for me from Syria gave him a good position that he
had to take him down from being Chief Justice. Okay. But
nonetheless used him as a as an as an as an envoy. Yeah. So they have
good relations, time passes, years pass. Egypt becomes extremely
successful as a country. Right.
And as if none of this is invited to a party, he goes to this party.
And he doesn't like what he sees. The King
is getting comfortable.
Is good getting extremely rich. And he doesn't like the attitude
he sees in the king's eyes.
So a lot of you
some of you listening out there, maybe dads and you could tell when
one of your kids their attitudes changing a little bit.
Some parents are very sharp.
You might know this analogy if you're a single guy, and you
played sports.
There's a there's a moment where the game can change. There's like
a moment if you don't jump on that moment, you lose the you've you've
lost control the game.
Likewise with kids, you look in their eye, their little gestures
and you see an attitude change
If you don't fix that right away, you're going to lose them. Their
heart is shifting. And there are little signs of that in their
behavior, especially in their looks in their eyes, how they look
at you or how they look at and how they not look at you. All those
other things, these little things.
This is what sorts of an alumna is an absolute MCs
he looks he doesn't like what he sees at all. The King is going a
bit wayward. His sambas no good. This the companions that he has
are not good.
So in the middle of this party that he was invited to in a large
reception hall on the king's throne, sitting on a throne, and
he gets up.
And in front of everybody, he raises his voice loudly. And he
calls the king by his first name. Yeah, are you? Not? Yo, y'all
Malik, etcetera? Nana? Yeah, are you?
Is this what Allah made you king for?
To have a party like this? While outside of these walls, people are
now openly drinking and selling wine in your kingdom under your
banner, because they know you won't do anything about it.
And they know that your court ears will not do anything about it. And
your police have been told to stay silent.
The king everyone waits one silent.
The king says Is it true? What you're saying?
He says it's a fact. No one is worried that you will ever forbid
the sell of wine, or the drinking of wine in the streets, including
your your police.
And the Sultan, he had to answer he said, by Allah.
I have to say it's not my fault. This was been happening from the
time of my father. And I inherited these generals, these police
officers in these court years like I inherited them. My dad is the
one who set this precedent. I inherited them. Okay, and
it was really not my fault. Good.
I says, Then why don't you go and be like the Quraysh, who said if
we found our fathers worshipping false gods to
the Sultan, immediately on the spot know why we had good times in
the Islamic world because he had good Sultan's in front of
everybody, the Sultan brought his secretary, right in edict from the
King to ban and create a special force of police
that will monitor the streets in the marketplace banning the sale
and consumption of wine,
and any intoxicant and that they will come. Anyone that is found is
poured straight in the street and the bottle is broken. Because you
know, wine has always sold in a special bottle, it bliss knows
that you have to sell poison in a special bottle, we can't sell
poison as regular junk bottle like this. Because we don't need a
bottle to know the value of water. Water sells itself, milk sells
itself. But poison does not sell itself, you need to sell poison.
And so that's why
every single sitcom movie, every single movie, I think rated PG 13
and up, maybe traded are enough, they take they get a nice sum of
money to have a scene of the guy
at the liquor table, pouring himself a drink every single
movie, you cannot have one movie, in Hollywood,
there must be a union of beer cup of wine companies, alcohol
companies, they must have a union of some sort, they put money into
a pot all together to make sure that it goes to Hollywood. And
that's how they cover their expenses and pay their actors
because they take money from you know, these movies are basically
just completely there are ads for industries. Not necessarily for a
company maybe. But for industries. So a certain amount of money is
going to show you have to have one scene of a guy standing out
pouring himself a Scotch or something. Yeah, and then you got
now it's more there's more. Right? So you have to have maybe, let's
say to transgender people to gay couples, right? Whatever
everything is just you get they get paid for that. So you just see
you know, the backend how this works. It's not like the producer
is like yes, I really believe this. I want to that's how he's
getting himself paid. You're not making a movie without that.
Right? Without those and it has to be then sometimes they put like it
has to be like 10 seconds or you have to put them in this in this
light. So they have to be like crisp and clean. Right They gotta
be the cleanest guys on the block because the same * couple,
right? Of course because they have no kids, right? Of course they're
gonna be the cleanest people you go to anyone with three kids.
Touch the surfaces saw sticky, gooey. Oh, the really the cleaning
lady came 30 minutes ago. Yeah, they ruined it already.
The shelf life of the cleaning lady game. It's like a 30 minute
shelf life. Soon as the kids come back from school, it's deleted,
all that work is deleted. Why do we even pay this person? So
he does this and the Sultan immediately
gives the order. So he's right to salt. Next. He's not done. He has
not done. They asked him by the way afterwards his students asked
him, How did you do that? Like, how did you stand up in front of
all those people and speak to the king like that?
He said, they said, Weren't you nervous? He said, not the
slightest. He says, First, I brought into my heart that all of
Allah subhanaw taala. And all of these courtiers appeared to me
like little kittens. Spider Man was out of Billa can you look up
for me if he had a direct link to Mercy Ebola buzz the disciple of a
birdhouse inshallah? Because I'm pretty sure, I'm not pretty sure I
know. He was connected to and most if not the best, because at that
time of the Chevalier in Egypt had three major figures all in one
generation, edible city, a zip nada Salam, and even Alta Alella
skandi. They were the disciples of unforseeable Ibis.
One was a jurist, one was a poet, and one was the next leader of the
next
one when he went to Egypt, the Mongols and the Tartars are not
the problem. Who's the problem? The Crusaders.
The Crusaders came and they waged a battle on the city of almanzora.
In Egypt, and as in Abdus salaam, joined the army. He fought,
he fought.
With the army, the reinforcements of the Crusaders could not reach
them after the ships were taken by a gale which drowns quite a few of
them. Well, who else came from the east, there was an imminent danger
of the Mongols. Okay, and the sultan was so disheartened, we
just fought the Christians. Now we have to fight the Mongols. So as
of now, Abdus Salam, he is the one who came in, and he pushed and he
preached, and he exhorted, and he got the king, to muster the
courage to do this to fight the Mongols. The king said, we don't
have any money. So we're going to tax the people. Okay. And thinking
that,
thinking that I would like this, he said, I'm going to tax the
nobles, the rich. He said, No, this is not lawful. It's not
lawful. You can't take people's money like this.
You cannot tax people, period.
Just take their money like this. If you're the government, there
are very, very strict rules, such that you would have to itemize
everything you do for them.
I'm gonna hire the police. All right, itemize it. For every town,
we get this much. We're gonna collect the garbage and pave the
roads itemize it. So it's a forced purchase, essentially. All right.
So what he did is you have to get loans. So he took loans, right
from the rich, and guess who loved him, the rich, who hated him
earlier because he taught what He prohibited. Why now they love him
because he protected their money. So this is not me that you love or
hate. It's the Sharia of Allah. That's the religion of Allah.
Right? Think it's my ruling. So they loaned so much money that
they were able to raise a mighty force that sent the Mongols back
and defeated the Mongols. Okay, is Dean Ivanov just became such a
legend.
And then we just did.
His entire life was different forays with the wrong
he literally set the kingdom straight.
And he's anything.
He literally set them straight.
He issued fatawa.
Okay, he issued fatawa against any chiefs, any
courts that were not ruling by the Sharia.
And he continued doing his work. And his, the kings of Egypt every
time a new king would come. He had gained such momentum. The kings
were now afraid of him, like he had been through the wars. So for
example, when Nedjma Dean died, he was succeeded by his son and Malik
and wallum to Ron Shah. Right after him. The Turkic chiefs seize
the reins of government. All right.
and they held as the dean of nob just said, I'm in high esteem, no
one would touch him. And who else the celebrated Turkish sultan.
Alright baby bars, Bay bars is beloved by the Arabs by the
Egyptians. And he loved as a dean. He was more important than he was
more influential now than a single King. Because he went, he stood up
to these kings, and he won every single time and Allah supported
him. Right.
So Tom divers then
it was uneasy. Dean's advice that after the fall of Baghdad, and the
end of the ambassador Khalifa, Sultan divers invited the uncle of
the last Khalifa and mortise him and will cause him all right to
Cairo, and settled them there with all honor and respect. So we point
you here now, to an extremely, extremely sad and important time.
And in Islamic history. This is the end of the classical era.
And that is the Mongol sack of Baghdad, and it happens.
When does it happen again? 12 Something my mind is saying 1258
But that's impossible.
Yes, 1258 good 1258. The Mongols take over about that. That is the
end of that bested period that ushers in something called the
post classical period of Islamic history. The post classical period
is marked by a rise of a Persianate culture over Islam. The
Arabs no longer rule anything.
They do not rule anything. Every Kingdom is Persian or Turkic. And
the style of everything in Islam at that time becomes Persian and
Turkic. And the Arab influence just completely wanes away.
And that period lasts from the Mongol takeover to better dad all
the way until 1798 when Napoleon takes over Egypt, and that takes
us to the modern period.
And and then what I consider personally my own is in 1948 that
really begins the ecotourism and period. If we go based upon suit,
it's an extra when ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada says, jitna become law
FIFA, VEDA Jah, Filati jitna become the FIFA. If we if the
promise of the end times come, we bring you all from all different
directions. Where do who populates Israel today, Jews from all
different directions, Allah says we will bring you from all
different directions. Now the classical Tafseer of that is
actually when the afterlife comes. We resurrect you from everywhere,
because you're in your in your diaspora, you're all scattered.
LeFevre means from east, north, south, east and west. But there is
a shift in Jerusalem. He cites this verse as having another
meaning. Why do aurka means wide Africanism? And the promise of the
End of Times, and that the formation of Israel is the
beginning really of Africanism in? And we know this? Because what is
the biggest moment in Africanism? And is it not safe now Isa, and
you face the hood? So they have to obviously they're there. He's
fighting them, they're at bad blood, which is the Tel Aviv
airport, right? That's where the last fight happens between the
digitus a nicer. So if you want to look at Islamic history, I just
didn't have this and I'm lived in one of the most shocking moments
is that is the end of the Khilafah.
Up until that time, the Islamic world was divided into only two
Teddy faces.
Two collapses, I mean, which was the 80% of the Islamic world was
under their best IDs, and 20% under the domains in Syria, sorry,
and Deleuze and Morocco. But the omad lost it after 400 years and
it was different monarchies after that. So the inevitable out of it,
the end of the sea and Morocco was always separate from the east.
That's why they grew differently. The culture is so different. They
were never connected to the Sultan's of the East. Okay, so
1258 Mark that down. That's the end of the classical period. The
classical is a period of Islamic history is over the postclassical
is takes over and now all the rulers, it's different rulers that
are presented are Turkish in nature, until this lasts about two
300 years, until one of these monarchies rises up to swallow up
the rest. And that's the Ottomans. So just like in American history,
this happens all the time when you have absolutely like no man's
land. Everyone comes does their own thing, but eventually one
efficient, competent, strong
takes over all the little guys and makes an empire and that is the
Ottoman Empire, the Safavid Empire and the Mughal empire, three
Emperor empires rise up to carve out the entire Islamic world,
minus the West. All of them Hanafi metodi these
until the Safavid Empire gets taken over the son of one of them,
he turns to you.
And he turns the entire staff of it into shit. And if we were
whiners, and complainers, like many of these other people, we
would say we would call it the Sunni
genocide of Persia.
But we don't.
Because that's the attitude of the whiner and the loser. He's eyes on
his oppressor all the time. And he wants sympathy. The Armenians want
a genocide. Everyone wants to have to be a victim of some sort of the
the other. Right? And I was my responses to you guess what you
lost? No offense to you. face the reality. You lost? Oh, the what
the white people did in India, hold on a second, once you blame
your grandfather's for losing? Like, isn't that part of the
equation? Take responsibility and realize that nobody in the world
owes you anything. The default of everything is destruction. People
destroy each other, Wake up and smell the coffee. That's life. Is
it good? Is it right? No, if a profit doesn't come and civilize
people, that's what you're gonna get. If he comes around, beats you
up and conquers you. My advice is take karate classes or something.
Right? Do what Muhammad Ali did. They got beaten up when he went to
boxing classes. Is that true? Is that a legend? That is true. I
think it's true. Yeah, it was like 11 or 12 years old, or 12 years
old. You got to beat up on the street one time and he's like, I'm
not gonna have this okay. He got beaten up on the street. Did he go
and protest and make it hashtag and make himself a victim, right?
And then say, Oh, I have all these things. And no, he went on went to
boxing lessons. Islamic world, all of you, Egypt, everyone. I don't
want to hear the word post called colonization. What did you think
they do? They're supposed to conquer you. Allah tells us in the
Quran, they want to conquer you. Right? Don't blame them for
conquering you. They did their job as bad guys. blame yourselves and
your grandfather's why you guys lost and then go and fix it
yourself. Every group every generation has a thing. When I
grew up, I go to North Jersey, My Allah bless those those Muslims
who set up the masjid, every conversation every Israel, Israel,
Israel, Israel, everything is Israel? I don't think so hold on a
second, you're the one who lost its takes two people to have a
situation like this one strong has to dominate the weak. Don't blame
the strong for being strong and evil. Blame the weak for being
weak, the weak and good, you're good but you're weak.
First of all, Allah does not give victory to the candidate over the
Muslim as a general whole body. Okay? Unless you're corrupt, that
all those people were conquered by Israel, the general armies there
that the armies in general were corrupt. I had a there was a chef,
his name was wanting to name. He said he was in the Egyptian army
in the 70s or 60s when they were we do one of these wars against
Israel.
The night before the war.
The guys were passing around American, like * magazines,
whatever, or hustler playboys or something. And he's and he's like
a religious guy. How are we going to win a fight? We should be
praying to hedge it the night before the army. You guys are
looking at these magazines. He said Wallah. We're going to lose.
And they went on they lost, right? Allah doesn't give victory to a
corrupt Muslim army. And he doesn't give defeat to a pious
Muslim army. Individual Yes, but army No. All right. So I want you
to keep an eye out because every which way you turn, and there is
CRT and all these other movements all they do it's essentially
whining in academic. The language is academic. It's just a one
session. Look what they did to us. Look what they did to us. Look
what they did was they did this they did this they just you are
all your attention is on them. None of your attention is on you.
What are you offering the world? Okay, the only reason you exist is
you offer people a venting session. And until they get sick
of it. You will continue with your venting sessions. And we are now
venting about you
because you can't tolerate these people who've got all their
attention always focused on some bad guy never focused on actually
just
face the fact that you lost. That's how simple it is. Right? I
remember one time my
my friends in school when we studied colonisation in history.
Like they knew I was Egyptian right and
So every time Egyptian history was something to be proud of, because
we didn't really know Islam right at the time, so we pyramids are
like, this stuff is amazing, all that stuff. So Egyptian history
had something to be proud of. We have artifacts, right and stuff
like that. So then we move on and there's like no mention of Egypt
for like ages until colonization, right? So it's like a gloss over
all of Islamic history. There's a great joke. It's like, the best
thing that Egypt produced after the pyramids was cotton sheets.
Egyptian cotton sheets, that's all Yeah. And if you're if you're an
Egyptian from my generation those undershirts,
but
we finally get to Egypt, and of the French go and Napoleon goes to
Egypt colonists, and they laugh at me, right? We colonize you. I'm
thinking to myself, well, what are we going to say?
Execute? Yeah, my people lost, right. Why people lost I don't
know why they lost but they lost, right? That's the most direct
facing truthful thing to say they lost. But your victory is not
going to last long. Right? Nothing lasts forever. Israel. complete
*.
Okay, yeah, you dominate it. Good for you. Am I going to whine about
Israel dominating? No, they want but it's not gonna last right?
Eventually, one day, you're going to be defeated, too. So
this is where you just got to look at the reality as it is and the
best it's simply got defeated. That's it.
dry up your tears. Roll up your sleeves and you don't like to
lose. You got three days of crying after three days hulless it's done
with pick yourself up and build from scratch. Maybe you'll see
victory in your lifetime. Maybe not. But at least you die working
and building something up that you can pass on to the next
generation, like a work ethic to get back into this. A lot of
people by the way, in the course of human history have been smashed
and defeated. The Chinese were smashed and defeated by the you
know the Japanese These are like the they're like the
the wasps
in that area of the world. They're like the wasp. They tore up the
Koreans tore up the Chinese to tear up everybody. The Japanese
you think the Japanese today you see like, some nice copy. That's
after the bombs.
They all come down after that. Right? They got the shock of their
life but before that, the Japanese took over everybody. Okay, you
don't see any Chinese? Oh, the Chinese genocide. Korean Korean
genocide? No. Okay. You guys defeated us. They will come back.
And they did come back. And China is now in charge over there. And
Korea is way better than Japan in terms of its output South Korea.
The companies that they churn out are amazing. Every year they get
better. Qi is getting better. Hyundai is getting better. I saw a
car that was nice. I was like what is that a Hyundai? Right? Hyundai
is getting better. Qi is getting better. Samsung is dominant there.
And what is what is Japan producing? Of course they got
Toyota Nissan mas anime. Right. Sony's down the drain. Whatever
happened to Sony my day you had a Sony that was awesome. Everything
was black with silver riding, right?
I love Sony. What happens to them? They just couldn't even compete.
Okay. So anyway, we the Mongols came conquered.
The grandson of Genghis Khan. He comes in and he conquers Bukka
dead.
All right, and he lives through that. And I just didn't have this
set up says, Bring this the best
generation let them live out their days here and
in Egypt, and not have to work.
One last thing I'm going to say is that Imam in no way. He's always
quoting the great scholar and Moon ZD who has a great book called the
turbine tell him just to show you how
important and how respected as was as a scholar, when Isaac Newton
said I'm arrived in Egypt. And when did he announce nobody asked
me for a photo anymore. There's no photo to be given when ice is in
the lens. And that is the famous author of a terrible title. He
didn't want it. I seem to have the syndrome is known for initiating
the concept of legal Maxim's we'll close with this alkaloid. Okay,
and he has a book called The cause of Cobra. And he's one of the
first to really popularize this.
And Alcoa is when you look at what are the basic basic principles of
the Shinya, right, and we know that our Shinya from its CoA is
the preservation of Dean life, intellect, wealth, and and
lineage, lineage slash honor because they're connected.
If you notice the bliss
The movement of the world that we're in today it's promotes
everything that destroys these things. So, euthanasia, which is
now now being rebranded as voluntary exit for voluntary
departure is now like a big business in Europe. Okay? And
they're trying to make this normalized.
Zina and * Zina prostitution has been renamed * work. Okay.
Wealth, usury has been renamed interest. Interest means something
you benefit from right. So they change that name. Of course, all
intoxicants are promoted. And soon I don't even know why drugs are
even illegal. Right? Why would they? What is the basis of that is
some remnants of morality, that they make drugs illegal, but
eventually that all be legalized Sue, probably.
And gambling. Every year residents of New Jersey where it's been made
legal, it's of course, it's been legal in England forever.
We lose like $200 million $400 million a year.
Right? We lose that money. So people residents of New Jersey who
gamble are just losing their money. Right when you gambling
cannot exist. If the gambler wins more than the house, the house
always wins. So
this is actually one of the good things about the WT Gemma dramatic
W.
I don't know if you know this, but dramatically.
In England, they go on Sundays when all the soccer matches are
happening. And they preach outside.
What's a Benjamin Hill gambling house or whatever? At the gambling
stores? They preach to the Muslims because they're all Muslims.
They're right gambling, they preach to them. Right. So that's
actually a good use of their preaching.
It's 248. We have only a few minutes today to cover to take any
comments or questions. All right.
Let's go to YouTube. Right where I want you to read us the first
question while I
get it up here.
No,
no, you can maximum you could say that some of his teaching matched
the teaching of prophethood. And I don't even know if that's true.
But maybe.
Yeah. Is he okay.
Okay.
Yeah, I mean, first of all, in terms of actual narration, we
really have no clue. Like, it's just what people say about Lao
Tzu.
And trousers for women be part of their correct. Trousers pants can
be if they're loose.
They have to be loose.
Yes, no, it's just there has to be loose and the shirt has to pass
the thigh area. The shirt has to go down past the thigh area
because otherwise its form is revealed. So that's an it is odd
to look at the pies, how they dress, and that's will tell you
that pants do have you know, it's possible to have pants but the
shirt has to be
down, like lower towards the knees. Like a tunic basically. I'm
telling you, that's what I see the Muslim women wearing that are
considered pious and practicing Muslim women so that nobody says
oh my gosh, don't tell us what to do with our bodies.
I'm very conscious of those. You know that the woke noise is always
in my ear.
Always wondering about something.
Next question.
Most Egyptians themselves aren't aware that the founder of modern
Egypt was Mohammed Ali Pasha.
All right, who's an Albanian and she's very happy that he's been
most of us. By the way. Most Egyptians of the North. Alexandria
there have proto Albanian even I have that. My wife has that. Like
in the lineage. They just call them Turks. But they're Albanians,
even though they just call them Turks. So you have relatives in
every family that's like, light skinned with colored eyes, you
know that they're from the Albanian
lineage.
It's mainly to continue Mohammed it was a story. The story was his
bike was stolen and he told the police officer and he that he
wants to beat up the thief so the cop told him you need to learn how
to fight first. Good to see
Ibrahim Khan there's so much talk like this in the community where
people just talk about how such and such took over the colonized
play.
It's especially Indian Pakistan. First of all, you should be
flattered that you found your country is even worth being taken
over. That's the second thing, right? Because nobody taken over
England. What are you gonna? What are you gonna get their fish and
chips?
Secondly, the blame goes on the person who lost the war. When I
kept looking back, what's the problem? Oh, we lost wars. Why
don't we go back to that main issue? We lost wars. Everything
turned not because of technology, not because you lost wars. Okay?
If you want to regain any supremacy, buy weapons and use
them. Don't just buy weapons and sit on them use them. Okay, of
course, none of our rulers have any Tofik to have any vision to
have anything.
Any sense of divine Sophia because of this, but if you wanted, all
right, to be a six to be respected in the world, don't be naive, you
are respected in the world because of your armies. Because you could
punch stronger than the other person.
You then you know what you then get you get a bunch of lawyers,
you get a bunch of what they what are they? What is it called
Madison Avenue? What is it?
You get a bunch of PR people dress up our country now. Dress it up
into something nice, okay. But the truth of the matter is you are
respected because you can punch harder than anybody else
discussion over a guy who owns a business and he hires the
employees. What is the reality of this relationship? I have
financial power, you have financial weakness. So we make a
deal. Okay, I'm going to help you with your financial weakness,
you're going to increase my wealth, let's then dress it up in
a vision. Right? Dress it up in helping the world. The reality is
this relationship is because I'm financially strong, you're
financially weak, right? You always gotta go down to the bare
basics of things, to understand truly why things happen the way
they do. And that's not to say, there's never a good intention, we
could combine good intention with that, right? It does still doesn't
detract from the financial or the power element of the relationship.
And these Marxists are all against any form of hierarchy and
structure. Right? They think it's by definition bed. Okay? Go and
live your life without any structure at all, without any
hierarchy at all. Let your kids run the show. In your own house.
Let's see how that works. Go into your department, your academic
department, and rebel against don't have any structure. I cannot
stand this nonsense. There's some good questions here. Go Go ahead.
My nine year old asked where's the original Quran?
And Why did Allah create the world in six days? That's two questions.
In six days instead of creating it in a moment to Allah created the
worlds in the time that he created it. Some people said it's to show
the Muslims to show people that things take time.
Things take time in the world of creation. Okay? Not because he
needed it to take time, but he wants it to take time. That's part
of the wisdom of this abode that we're in is Subak is marination.
Sometimes for example, I want something from Allah and Allah
will grant it to me. Why does he graduate right now? This from the
Sunnah of the life in this world is marination things have to
marinate he has created the world
in that manner, right? So that's why it was greatest success.
Where's the Quran and no hit my foot, low hill My food is in the
beta is
in the or sorry, the the first revelation of the Quran was to
beta is in the first sky or abode of existence, heavenly existence
above us, and the Quran is there. All of it was revealed in that how
was it revealed on paper on emeralds? Who knows Allah is not
important for us to know. Or significant really?
And what about the original the Preserved Tablet? Yes, it is with
Allah subhana wa Tada in the Preserved Tablet. What is that? Is
that an emerald is that paper Allah knows best what it is, but
his words were dictated to the pen, which then wrote it in a low
Hedmark fools. So good question there from Sophia, the nine year
olds. Any tips for giving cookbooks as chief Latif? Yeah,
listen.
Listen to good clip bus. Some people prepare for hospice by
reading books wrong. Prepared for hospice by listening to other
cookbooks because what's happening in a cookbook is very different
than what happens in a
in a book.
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for the stopping the prayers of Mr. Chavez the issue with that was
that it was in Gemma Yeah, yeah. Gemma if I understood correctly
all right for us we're gonna have to stop here believe it or not.
We had a great, masha Allah was great for us to study Islam Abdus
Salam and see his
his contribution and how a fapy really just he directed his entire
nation. But I wish I could take more questions, but we have to
stop here. Just come along here and don't forget to sign up for
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