Shadee Elmasry – NBF 19 Husband & Wife are Destined for Jahannam + QA on Sufism, communism, & More

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The speakers discuss the importance of finding out who is living and finding a connection to a person. They also talk about the importance of finding evidence and finding a middle balance in relationships. The conversation then shifts to discussing the importance of avoiding harsh people and finding a connection to a person. The speakers also mention the importance of finding a connection to a person and finding pets in heaven. They also discuss the importance of staying away from harsh people and finding pets in heaven.

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			Live on today's the surah of the
Quran. We're good Bismillah R
		
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			Rahman Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa
Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah
		
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			who Allah, he was a happy woman
who Allah Allahumma salli salatu
		
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			salam Salam and Termina RRC
Muhammad Allah Deaton Hello Bill
		
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			oppa Dutson fed up caught up with
Saudi Arabia how he were turned
		
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			out to be more hostile how were
you spell it will be what you'd
		
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			carry me while he was the he was
LM Tasneem up today, as you know,
		
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			every Monday it's the Sierra of
the Quran, which means that we're
		
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			covering the s Bevan. Ouzoud, from
Imam ctes book, and which is the
		
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			circumstances of revelation why
certain verses at what
		
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			circumstance were certain verses
revealed. So here today, we're on
		
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			suited method we moved up from now
if you want to catch all these,
		
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			you can go to YouTube Safina SATA
YouTube channel and there's a
		
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			playlist called nothing but facts
All right, and eventually we're
		
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			going to get to putting all these
on the on a plate on the
		
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			playlists or Google Play. What is
it called for Apple? iTunes?
		
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			What is it i Apple Music Now it
used to be called iTunes I guess
		
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			iTunes is not existent anymore,
right. It's now Apple Music and
		
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			Google Play. So here we go. I'm
gonna book it we're available. And
		
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			now bursts and Karla Sardar
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam or side Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam are
		
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			there to Yeoman Allah suffer
Furner they saw about her for edge
		
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			of Mount at La Jolla Corporation
God our item la Akbar to come and
		
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			now I do most welcome elmham cecum
a continue to Sergio Cooney
		
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			rubella, for any in the Iran
Lakhan beignet. They either
		
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			haven't studied for call Ebola tab
balaka Ali Heather jamatkhana
		
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			finanzielle, Allahu Akbar Theodor.
		
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			So this book, it tells us
prophets, I seldom he used some
		
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			common sense and analogy with
these people. He said to them, if
		
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			I was to warn you, about an enemy
coming, would you believe me? Yes
		
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			or no?
		
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			They said, Yes, of course we
believe you. He said, then I'm
		
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			telling you something greater than
this. And more important that
		
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			there is a painful torment for
whoever is a mushrik whoever
		
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			associates a partner with Allah
subhana which
		
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			everyone stayed silent.
		
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			Only Allah have spoke. And he
said, I've been lucky. I've been
		
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			lucky is like a word that you
would say to somebody, for
		
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			example, like, it's like a
belittling word, right? It's not a
		
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			curse, per se. It's a belittle.
And we're like, may you be
		
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			blameworthy. Alright. You're
blameworthy. Essentially. That's
		
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			what it means. So Allah Allah says
no, the blameworthy one is a
		
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			Buddha. Alright, but Jada Avila
have been with me both of his
		
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			hands be blamed meaning his whole
body be blamed. That's the
		
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			estimate of the body from the
right you just when you say
		
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			something for part of somebody,
but you mean the whole thing.
		
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			Okay. But I'm sorry Bedell elbowed
mineral cool. And then the but the
		
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			other I've been having WhatsApp
and blame him again. All right.
		
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			He's so he's blameworthy. He's the
one who's blameworthy. All right
		
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			for saying that about the Prophet
peace be Vaughn Walker J brujeria.
		
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			Inventory of Israel. Ilana V is
hot and our Rosalyn men Hamadan.
		
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			UCOL hula hula Z. ABIZAID and
Nimrod Billa hub, and that's Omar
		
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			Jamil cannot Celica Tolulope
Vittorio in the visa Allah ism
		
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			Ashok she used to the wife of the
Ebola was on the Jimmy and she
		
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			used to place thorns and anything
sharp in the path of the Prophet
		
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			peace be upon him specifically at
night. Okay, when things were you
		
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			can't see and you step in them and
get your job caught up in them, et
		
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			cetera. So Allah subhanaw taala
includes her in the Surah Wamba to
		
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			Latin hottub. So in this case,
what we have here is that Abu
		
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			Lahab and OMA Jamil they used to
be close with the Prophet and
		
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			Khadija so sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam so close that their two
		
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			sons were engaged to marry the two
daughters of the Prophet salallahu
		
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			sunnah. So the oldest $2 daughters
were engaged to marry the two sons
		
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			of Abu Lahab. All right, and then
when the revelation came Abu Lahab
		
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			just he made an about face, and he
just totally turned on the
		
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			prophets of Allah when he was
selling them in the worst way
		
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			possible.
		
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			He turned on the messenger peace
be upon him and became his worst
		
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			enemy. And that's why Islam what
it does is it separates the good
		
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			from the bad. It separates the
pure from the impure, it separates
		
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			and it brings out your true
colors. So there is a worldly
		
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			element of people that they might
be great in the dunya. They have
		
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			good advice. They know how to
handle things in this world.
		
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			world. But Allah says Delica my
blog, woohoo, middle aged, that's
		
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			the that's the max of their
knowledge. Once you bring the
		
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			other world the elements into
this, all of a sudden things
		
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			change, right and their attitude
changes and everything is
		
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			transformed. So that's sort of a
method and what regarding this so
		
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			Ebola is somebody Allah to Allah
has announced his other we don't
		
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			say that anyone is guaranteed to
be in the Hellfire except those
		
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			whom Allah to Allah has named for
own has been named Bliss has been
		
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			named Abu Lahab OMA Jamil have
been named to be people have
		
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			Jahannam Alright, now let's go to
another one. It's very important
		
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			that Allah who had fat
		
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			when the Prophet SAW Selim, came
in as the victor as the Conqueror
		
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			in Mecca,
		
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			and Sula to Nasser was revealed
right up the rizek female Sanofi
		
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			on mama on his ovary. This is one
of the best chains that you can
		
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			ever find out the reserve a Sinani
from Mama Eva rush it from zody
		
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			mama Rashid was a boy and his
parents sent him to go to his
		
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			relatives house happened to be in
Medina to sell some cloth some
		
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			some material and he was a youth.
And he went and he stayed in the
		
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			relative's house and he said there
was an old man with a white beard
		
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			telling stories.
		
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			That's what he saw. So he slept
next day, pay attention a little
		
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			bit slept. By the eventually by
the end of the strip of his he was
		
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			hooked. That old man with a beard,
as he said was the great zoete
		
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			Imam zody okay. And so mama Eros
it became the student of zody mama
		
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			de Rossi eventually went down to
Yemen to sign up, which is the
		
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			city in North Yemen to become a
teacher there and a chef there and
		
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			his best student was Abdullah zap.
So that chain if you see that
		
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			chain, it's a golden chain, the
reserve a mama and his story.
		
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			Okay, so he says zody says Lemma
duckula Rasulullah sallallahu ala
		
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			Maccha I am in fact about the
college and will lead for cause
		
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			Alabama now who's whose operations
as for the marketer had Hazama
		
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			home Allah who was Silla hit for
raffia okay, I'm home.
		
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			Alright, for the Hello. Fifth Dini
fans, Allah Allah, either
		
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			journalist or low fat. So Caliban
even will lead the people were
		
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			sent different people were sent
generals were sent all around
		
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			Mecca.
		
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			All right. And then they submitted
the only fighting was in the bar
		
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			south of Mecca, the lower part of
Mecca where had been wood, he
		
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			killed four people, and they
fought. And then it was commanded
		
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			by the province I sell them that
lift your weapons, no more
		
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			fighting. We have a truce. Truce.
Here we have a submission from the
		
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			LM UK, they have submitted
themselves completely. So people
		
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			came in droves to enter Islam. But
here's something relevant for us.
		
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			There's a hadith that comes that's
relevant to the sutra. They were
		
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			coming in droves in waves entering
into Islam. But the Prophet
		
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			salallahu alayhi wa sallam when
this was revealed after this was
		
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			revealed, alright stating that
they're entering in. All right, he
		
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			said then that, as they enter in,
in waves, they will leave in
		
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			waves, because why are they coming
in, in such waves all of a sudden?
		
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			Well, it's easy, because Islam is
the winning horse now, and Islam
		
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			is the winning party. Now. People
like to be with the winners. So
		
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			there's a select group of people,
every generation, there are people
		
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			have looked like they have a look.
They have a core to themselves.
		
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			And those people are called a
Soviet goon.
		
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			They outstrip everybody they beat
everyone to the neck to the truth
		
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			and they'll pay any price. They're
called a Serbia goon social
		
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			worker, Serbia, kona Serbia Cool.
Okay.
		
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			These are Serbia. Khun are the
first people and they are the
		
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			people who entered Islam in Mecca.
And then there's the next level,
		
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			which are the unsought, the Ansari
did not have to sacrifice their
		
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			home but they sacrifice their
security outside of the mohajirs.
		
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			They say the Muslims who became
the converts in Mecca, they
		
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			sacrifice their homes, their
family and security in the
		
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			unsalted did not have to sacrifice
their families or their homes, but
		
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			they sacrifice their security
outside Mk.
		
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			After the conquest of Mecca,
there's hardly there's no
		
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			sacrifice, it's just you're
gaining. So they're not the same.
		
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			Okay? And that's why the prophets
I said and drew a line he said,
		
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			there's no Hijra after the
conquest of Mecca. So that's it.
		
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			He drew a line there. And as a
result of that, afterwards, these
		
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			are three levels of of the sahaba.
So in every generation in every
		
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			issue, you have people that are
very quick to figure out to see
		
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			the truth and pay any price,
whatever the price is, they'll
		
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			pay.
		
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			Then you have the next group of
people that
		
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			They don't, they won't pay any
price. But they're very quick,
		
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			they're quick to follow. And
that's like the unsought. And then
		
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			you have the people who the only
come when there's no stress,
		
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			they'll only join in. After the
things over hulless, this is the
		
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			winning party. So there I was, I
sent him said, this is the nature
		
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			of humanity. Human beings are like
this.
		
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			At the end of time, when Islam is
battered from pillar to post, all
		
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			right,
		
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			then at that point, people will
leave in droves. And that's what's
		
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			happening. People are,
unfortunately, you know, not to be
		
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			negative, but it's true. They
leave Islam in droves. And if
		
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			they're going to leave Islam in
droves, then they'll definitely
		
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			leave parts of the deen in droves.
So you should all expect this, not
		
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			to think too much about it,
because you may actually end up
		
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			being a cause of it happening
without realizing it. But don't be
		
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			surprised if you see these types
of unfortunate realities, where
		
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			people are just leaving major
parts of the day, just wake up one
		
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			day and say, you know, I'm not
doing this anymore. And that's
		
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			what happens essentially.
		
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			All right, so we've done two shows
next two days. And if you don't,
		
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			we'll do that next week. Let's go
to your comments and your q&a and
		
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			open it up. And any announcements
us Do we have any announcements or
		
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			Ryan, any announcements today?
Anything unique that's going on
		
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			that we need to announce?
		
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			All right.
		
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			All right. Ryan, what do you got?
		
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			Okay, so somebody asked, Can we
eat in restaurants where they sell
		
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			alcohol? Can you eat in a
restaurant where they sell
		
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			alcohol? Technically, the food
that you eat there, you will not
		
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			trust that their statement that is
valid, because unless they have
		
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			some kind of other way of
witnessing, like other cooks, or
		
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			waiters or whatever, who are
Muslims, but if they are, if the
		
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			owner is selling alcohol, then
he's no longer trustworthy by the
		
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			standard of the Sharia. So if
you're doing a public sin, then
		
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			you're not to be trusted in
matters of the media. So that's a
		
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			very simple thing. And as a result
of that, they would need another
		
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			witness. Okay, like a chef or a
cook. That is a Muslim that tells
		
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			you Yes, yeah, the owner is a bit
crazy on this angle, but I've seen
		
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			the meat and it is Hello then you
can eat that but just on the
		
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			account solely of the owner of the
restaurant who sells alcohol, then
		
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			you can't trust that their meat is
valid. Secondly, though
		
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			if it's just eating seafood, then
you can eat there if it's far from
		
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			where there's alcohol so if the
alcohol is on the right far on the
		
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			right wing of the restaurant and
you're on the left side then love
		
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			that shimmy but probably more
close to cut out here
		
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			discouragement because you're
still in the same building with
		
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			Alka we know that to be on the
same table as alcohol is
		
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			completely haram. Okay, but if
alcohol is far over there, and I'm
		
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			over here, right, and there's no
other options than would probably
		
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			be less than forbidden towards the
macro side.
		
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			All right, how would you define
this is use of share put your
		
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			questions in the question box Use
of Schiff says How would you
		
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			define classical Sufism and and
who would be its Imam very simply
		
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			to start with is as the prophets I
send them said in terms of luck
		
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			and Nicotra fell into control of a
new era Khadija Gibreel it is to
		
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			worship Allah as if you see him,
you don't see him than to know
		
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			that he sees you which is McCollum
and SN which is perfecting your
		
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			heart, and you're a bad and your
sincerity, which is essentially
		
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			the examination of the diseases of
the heart, and the positive states
		
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			of the heart, which are the Phala
and are the virtues of the heart.
		
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			The medulla cat and the moon GX
are the things that destroy you.
		
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			The evil diseases of your heart
that destroy you and the virtues
		
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			of the heart that elevate a person
Okay, so who are its MLMs had to
		
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			send massive use one of its first
Imams
		
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			the Junaid to sell it because one
of its first Imams without a
		
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			doubt.
		
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			Remember, because Ali is one of
its first Imams early Imams I
		
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			should say and he's one of its
biggest. These are the famous
		
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			Imams of the science have to So
wolf Imam and push at avatar live
		
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			in McKee. These are some of the
early Imams of the subject matter.
		
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			Next question, why is picking
between two hot arms nearly in
		
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			every matter? Even though there
are rules clearly regarding them?
		
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			Why
		
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			is picking between two hot arms
and clear in every matter? Even
		
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			though there are rules regarding
them? Where's the question there?
		
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			Why what
		
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			I mean, I guess we could just make
it into the question. How do you
		
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			pick between two? How do you pick
between two her arms which is
		
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			actually the so many cases today
in our life is picking between two
		
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			hot arms. They're like weddings
for example. You can go to a
		
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			wedding
		
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			it from your family that something
Haram is going to be happening at
		
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			this wedding, then again at the
same time, it's your mom or your
		
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			grandma is going to be so angry
with you if you don't show up at
		
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			your sister's wedding or your
brother's wedding. So what do I
		
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			do? So you like, that's the nature
of our life these days, almost
		
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			everything in our life is picking
between two forbidden things, or
		
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			an impossible situation that's
impossible to live with. And
		
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			something forbidden that it does
happen. That's how it happens. And
		
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			the way that you do that, is that
you don't necessarily have to do
		
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			that yourself. You can go and get
the counsel of someone who's been
		
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			around the block who's lived as a
practicing Muslim who studies FIP.
		
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			Right. That's why we have a dean
of the internet. You don't have to
		
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			always figure things out yourself.
These days, there's WhatsApp and
		
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			communication so that you don't
have to try to make these HDS all
		
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			by yourself. You don't live as a
Muslim by yourself in this world.
		
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			That's the beauty of it. We have a
community. We got plenty of pious
		
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			Muslims who have the same
situations and worse. Next, don't
		
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			next time you see a Muslim, don't
imagine that every pious person is
		
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			surrounded with pious people. It's
the biggest mistake people make.
		
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			They look at someone and he's
living his life full of Deen
		
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			everywhere around and you imagine,
oh, his mom must be like that his
		
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			dad must be like that his
brothers, his sister's his kids.
		
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			Don't imagine that. So ask them.
Because everyone these days in the
		
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			cities especially.
		
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			I really, from my experience,
they're all suffering the same
		
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			type of how much impossible
situations, very difficult
		
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			situations. And so look and
examine and ask around those
		
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			people how they manage those
situations. That's the best thing.
		
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			You shouldn't we shouldn't have
this goal in life and Dean that is
		
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			this idea that I want to be
completely independent of people.
		
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			No, we're exactly the opposite.
What's rewardable? What's
		
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			recommended? Is that we need to be
with other people. That's what
		
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			that's how we benefit. And we get
their their experience. Okay, I
		
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			guess like as a follow up
question. Sometimes the situation
		
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			it seems impossible, like for
example, I'm in a job, and the job
		
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			involves me to unclear how to
Yeah, so how do I have like for a
		
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			lot of people, like, you know, you
seem like you're in a rock and a
		
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			hard place. But the obvious answer
is to quit your job. But it's
		
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			easier said than done. You know,
so how do I have the worker in
		
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			Allah to allow myself to do that,
you know, despite the fear of the
		
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			unknown, yeah. So for example,
someone whose job is 100% Haram.
		
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			Yet, that's something that we know
that we have to stop doing. How do
		
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			we do that? How do we avoid that?
		
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			Well, first before we get to
answer that look, Chloe, cozy
		
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			Chloe. She says a sit on what
Aiken? What's the topic? We're now
		
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			on open QA. We just finished
talking about Susan Mehsud and
		
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			Sudha Nasir. And we're on an open
QA today, right now. And we're
		
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			talking about
		
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			someone's got a job he's got to
leave that job. How do we build
		
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			the reliance on Allah Allah to do
something that it seems that's
		
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			going to harm my worldly affairs,
it's very simple. A lot of a bad a
		
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			lot of recitation of Quran Salah
and a bad and liquor and dua
		
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			because when you do a bad indica
and dua you enter like an it's an
		
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			unseen, I don't know how to
describe it, you enter into an
		
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			unseen mode, you're in a mode
where you're in any many mode,
		
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			that's not normal, when you do a
lot of a bad and decode and dua.
		
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			And so that's the mode that you
want to be in, you're able to obey
		
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			Allah and you feel that what Allah
guarantees you in the Quran is
		
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			more real than what you see. And
that's what the set of said, they
		
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			said that the height of Eman is
that what Allah guarantees us in
		
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			the Quran is more reliable to me.
And more real than what my senses
		
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			perceive and what my mind
imagines. So if I'm guaranteed in
		
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			a formula, fear Allah and Allah
will find a way out for you. Then
		
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			the to me with I do a lot of vicar
and a lot of a bad okay, you enter
		
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			a point where that is more of a
truth, truth Truth that's more of
		
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			a truth and a reality than my own
perception of reality, which is
		
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			that I'm unemployed and have an
empty bank account.
		
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			And I'm telling you I've seen
situations where I didn't even do
		
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			it by by on purpose, but by
accident and you do certain a
		
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			better especially in the last
third of the night, so on the
		
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			messenger peace be upon him
because of circumstance forced you
		
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			to be up at that hour for a long
period of time. Next day. You go
		
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			in and every which way I turn
someone's paying for me something
		
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			even at the gas pump. I only pay
for you your car doesn't work but
		
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			don't worry, I'll just give you 10
bucks and go ahead. You go to the
		
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			thing you supermarket you as
someone sees you I'll let me just
		
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			cover your How does that happen?
Because this these of God, they
		
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			they moved
		
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			The World The they bring about an
answer from Allah subhanaw What's
		
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			out of that you see in your real
life, but this you can't, you'll
		
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			never have the certainty unless
you do a lot of recitation of
		
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			Quran and a bed. And that's
something that we have to put
		
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			energy in. Today, people could sit
all day and you could watch people
		
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			being motivated you to run, to
lift to stop eating fat, to stop
		
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			eating bread to stop eating sugar
for the sake of the body. Right?
		
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			We're here to motivate ourselves
		
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			to do something that otherwise
you'd never do. By yourself. You
		
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			know, we need motivation. That's
why I let that get in the vicarage
		
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			I'm proud. mumineen remind people
because that remember that
		
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			reminder and that motivation to do
a lot of liquor and a lot of Quran
		
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			it's going to change your life.
		
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			What's the ruling on those who
insult odia and denies their
		
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			miracles?
		
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			Not good. If he denies the
existence of odf period, and the
		
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			existence of miracles period
that's part of Akita so he's going
		
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			to be a will consider him almost
dead or maybe even something worse
		
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			than that. But if he denies a
specific karama, he does not even
		
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			have to believe in a specific
claim of a Quran of a miracle from
		
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			a Willie. He's not obligated but
he can't say he's lying because
		
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			that would be a false accusation.
You don't know he's lying. Unless
		
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			he's lied in other things that you
could measure.
		
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			There are certain things that we
could measure that he lied in. So
		
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			he's I'll cut them then I don't
have to believe anything he says.
		
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			Right. If he's a liar
		
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			All right. Next question. Was had
the earliest times it was his
		
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			first death because although
center grow to show copy of How to
		
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			bury the body, that's true. Yeah,
the first death was heavy and was
		
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			killed by a cable was killed by
Kane Habib was killed by Bobby.
		
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			And then the crows came, and they
buried a body of a dead crow. And
		
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			that showed Cobby how to bury his
brother had been before that he
		
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			didn't know what to do. Do we know
his fate after? Yes, his fate
		
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			afterwards, when he was a facet,
who was expelled, he was expelled
		
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			from the mountain that they all
lived on a mountain and he was
		
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			expelled, and he became the Imam
of sinners. So at that time, the
		
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			world was people submitting to add
to Allah and to the Prophet Adam.
		
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			And then there's those who
rebelled against Adam. But they
		
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			were not careful. Right They
believed in Allah there was no
		
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			should get a no cover. But they
were not listening to Adam
		
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			anymore. So this is this ties into
the story of,
		
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			of Seth right from when then
sheath came out. And after that
		
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			she
		
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			Seth or sheet, he waged a jihad
against his brother. That was the
		
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			first Jihad and the melodica
Julian helped him push them far
		
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			away.
		
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			Cozy clothes says what sort of
book would you recommend starting
		
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			out with I like it's a big book
but Sultan of hearts I heard as so
		
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			many good things about the book
Sultan of hearts as a good
		
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			Sierra book, it's pretty big. But
that's it's a good one.
		
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			Hamza Yusuf Sierra have 48 parts,
I think maybe 36 parts. It's on
		
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			YouTube and on SoundCloud. Sierra
is really good to
		
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			show I've says what's the ruling
on missing three consecutive
		
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			Gemma's to work, you'd have to
make Toba, you got to figure it
		
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			out. You got to put the effort in
to figure it out. But by the way,
		
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			look, if you're if your Joomla if
you're working somewhere and the
		
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			Joomla is far away,
		
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			then you're not obligated.
Obligations lift. If it's far
		
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			away, let's say 45 minutes drive.
		
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			Right? Something far away. And by
the way, it's a little bit less
		
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			than that, well, a little bit less
than 45 miles but
		
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			Alia says How does one navigate
relationships with siblings or
		
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			keeping ties with another sibling
who has sexually abused you?
		
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			Where's the kinship ties here?
		
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			Well, the question this is a tough
question, because you're saying
		
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			there's sexual abuse you the other
siblings may not see it that way.
		
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			That's why. So if there's a, b and
c, I have an issue with C. B has
		
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			not seen that. They don't have
proof of that. It's a claim your
		
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			claim versus his claim. So if it's
one of those, there's nothing you
		
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			could do unless you show them the
evidence. Right. And usually these
		
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			things don't have evidence.
Unfortunately, that's the problem
		
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			with sexual abuse is that usually
there's no evidence. So because
		
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			there's no evidence is He Said,
She Said, so why should I believe
		
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			my sister or my brother or my
brother or my sister? Right? Or my
		
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			cousin over my brother? So it's He
Said, She Said, so it's very tough
		
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			situation. There's no There's no
		
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			answer that's going to make anyone
happy. And this because it's
		
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			always ends up being a he said she
said type of thing. And
		
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			even if I believe you, I can't
necessarily act upon it. See,
		
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			that's the thing. I can believe
you. But I can't say the other
		
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			person's guilty, because I have no
evidence. So there's a big
		
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			difference in believing somebody
		
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			And then acting upon it.
		
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			Because I didn't see evidence. So
I believe you, but I can't say
		
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			he's guilty until I see some
evidence. So that's probably the
		
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			mindset of many people whose two
friends have a dispute. Forget
		
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			sexual abuse, any dispute. Two of
my friends hate each other now,
		
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			right? I'm in the middle. What do
I do? I support my friend that I
		
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			believe is truthful. But I cannot
render my other friend to be
		
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			guilty. Unless I have evidence.
		
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			That's just how it is. So I'm
sorry for to being innocent. One.
		
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			That's the screen name here. Is
you? No, no, no, that's not her.
		
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			It was someone else it was Alia.
		
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			You know, that's the situation
with these things. So think about
		
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			it from the middle man's
perspective.
		
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			See, says I'm innocent. If I'm
guilty, show me the proof. Right?
		
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			How can I cut them off? When
there's no evidence? That's the
		
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			problem with a lot of abuse. Let's
see if she replied. She said
		
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			something. She said, they know
that you they believe I have been
		
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			abused? Oh, okay. Well, that's
different than yet, because there
		
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			may be their personality, maybe
their weaker personality, they
		
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			won't do anything to that person.
Right? They won't cut them off.
		
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			They won't say listen, you gotta
go apologize, etc, etc, then they
		
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			have a weaker personality, maybe.
And that happens all the time,
		
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			too. They have a weaker
personality. So they're just not
		
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			going to, to do anything.
		
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			In that case, you know?
		
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			You know, it's something that
where,
		
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			so the question becomes, do I, how
do I handle such a person? Well,
		
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			he's weak. What can you do, he's
weak, if you don't like him being
		
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			weak, you can change towards them.
You can avoid harm in any family.
		
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			We don't cut kinship ties, but we
are allowed to avoid harm. So if
		
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			it's harmful for you to hang out
with this person, because you just
		
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			can't stand the fact that they're
not standing up for you.
		
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			than what you do, you're allowed
to avoid harm, but you don't cut
		
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			off ties. And you have to find the
middle balance there. The idea
		
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			that I'm avoiding harm, but I'm
not cutting off ties. This person
		
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			harms me.
		
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			Okay, but I'm not going to cut
them off.
		
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			Cozy, Chloe anyway, recommending
starting studying medic eufic,
		
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			something easy, not too complex,
you came to the right place.
		
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			Tomorrow, what times are class
745, eight o'clock, eight o'clock,
		
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			because 745 You gotta go to my
arfi.org and sign up for ArcView
		
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			basic, it's essentially free. It's
$10 a month, right? Which is free.
		
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			If you ask me $10 A month is free,
right?
		
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			Couple of tunes to Starbucks.
That's to two lattes a month. So
		
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			you go there, and you're gonna get
a link. And you could take any of
		
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			the classes that are there,
there's maybe 14 live classes and
		
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			50 pre recorded classes. So the
way that ArcView works, is that we
		
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			offer the classes, the student can
take whatever class that they
		
00:28:04 --> 00:28:07
			want. So you know, so a lot of
people think, oh, my gosh, I can't
		
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			take all these classes. You don't
have to. You think we're going to
		
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			come and chase after you and ask
you Why didn't show up to class,
		
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			you take the upper class that you
want, and you catch up on the
		
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			recordings later. Okay, so for 10
bucks a month and you join a
		
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			whatsapp community, where you can
ask your your fate questions, and
		
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			we're on we just finished making
mistakes in Salah last week. So
		
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			we're not even so far into it. But
the idea of ArcView base, what we
		
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			do is we read the intro, Maliki
Fick texts, year round. And of
		
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			course, we take some vacations,
but year round, and then when
		
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			September starts, we start all
over again. And we just repeatedly
		
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			do it over and over and over and
over, because there's always new
		
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			people coming to learn.
		
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			Okay, so cozy. Chloe has asked
		
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			the right question today. All
right. Alia says it's more about
		
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			keeping ties because parents and
others aren't aware.
		
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			So you have to keep your basics
you have to do your bare bone
		
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			basics towards people. Right, the
bare bone basics, right?
		
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			As a Muslim, that they have the
right to receive your celebs they
		
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			have certain rights upon you. And
that's it. After that, if you
		
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			don't like them, pull us up. No
one's forcing you to go hang out
		
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			with them 24 hours a day. That's
not belittle validate or kinship
		
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			bonds. I don't care what anyone
says it's not. What do you think
		
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			of communism or Marxism? It's
destructive philosophy on how to
		
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			live Why would I get learn how to
live from these people? Karl Marx,
		
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			someone who need never had a job.
		
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			All right.
		
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			He was a drunkard he slept in. He
never earned a buck in his life.
		
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			He lived off other people who is
here to tell us how to live our
		
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			financial lives. And what is the
rightful ownership of who who's
		
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			you know of what? It's theft?
Communism is nothing other than
		
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			theft.
		
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			stealing just because the rich may
be as guilty as we agree upon,
		
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			they're all guilty. They're all
greedy. They're all selfish, you
		
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			still can't steal from them,
right? So
		
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			can Muslims uphold this and
sympathize with it? You go
		
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			sympathize with the communists
until you get rich and they take
		
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			your money and sympathize with the
socialists. There is no movement
		
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			that's killed more people than
communism. And there's no country
		
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			that this philosophy descended
upon, except it, left it in ruins.
		
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			Rubble, go live in Romania, if you
love communism, so much go live in
		
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			those countries go live in. Well,
Russia is doing good now, because
		
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			they're all capitalists, right?
And that capitalism, not good
		
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			either. Capitalism will destroy
your soul and your morality.
		
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			So both of them are terrible, by
the way from like, a unique
		
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			perspective. I took a class A
couple of years ago on communism.
		
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			And they examined, you know, the
work of Karl Marx. And not only is
		
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			he making economic claims, though,
he's making spiritual claims. He's
		
00:31:04 --> 00:31:06
			a philosopher first. Yeah, he's in
a bank. But it's to the point
		
00:31:06 --> 00:31:10
			where it's like, actually, like,
the way that he describes it, it's
		
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			been a couple of years, I don't
remember the exact details. But
		
00:31:12 --> 00:31:15
			like, when he talks about people
putting in their effort and stuff
		
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			like that, he creates terminology.
And he talks about it in the
		
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			spiritual sense. And it's like,
it's as if, like, he's like, he
		
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			can see the work that people are
doing, and he sees it going up to
		
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			the heavens, essentially, what he
has his own religion as well.
		
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			Yeah. And then that's what's
motivating the economic thought.
		
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			It's not the opposite way. He was
seeing something like he was,
		
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			like, clearly misguided and
deluded. But he's making spiritual
		
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			claims. And if you're adopting,
like communism and Marxism, you're
		
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			adopting his Arcada, too, and his
Athena is completely wrong. His
		
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			beliefs about the universe is that
		
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			matter is all that's real.
Anything abstract, is a reflection
		
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			of relationships between material
things, not the other way around,
		
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			which we say it's the other way
around. Right? We say that
		
00:32:02 --> 00:32:06
			material things are sort of
reflections of higher meanings.
		
00:32:06 --> 00:32:10
			Right? So the human being has a
higher meaning he's in this vessel
		
00:32:10 --> 00:32:16
			of a human being so of the body.
All right. So Marx is Marx begin
		
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			as a complete materialist. And
then his concept of wealth is that
		
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			it's essentially shared. Right?
But who's managing the sharing the
		
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			state, but who is the state other
human beings? Right? So that what
		
00:32:30 --> 00:32:32
			gives them the right to manage
everyone else's? Well, what do we
		
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			believe about wealth? What are the
capitalists believe the capitalist
		
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			pleases? Your money is yours, you
worked for it? It's yours, we
		
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			believe? No. All right.
		
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			Allah says Manmad Allah levy at
Delcom, give out from the wealth
		
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			of Allah, which He gave to you.
		
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			To whom man murdered, lay lady
attack, give people the wealth of
		
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			Allah that he gave to you. So all
wealth is Allah's, and yet he gave
		
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			some to us. And we're allowed to
do certain things with it. And
		
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			we're not allowed to do certain
things with this. And he could
		
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			take away certain wealth that he
wants to take away such as what is
		
00:33:10 --> 00:33:15
			yours? Okay, he could take it
away. Right? It says right to say,
		
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			pay this amount, don't earn money
this way. And after you die, it
		
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			says again, he and her he, he's a
lot of G 1/3, to give away to a
		
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			non inheritor, and then he gives
the rest away, Allah Subhanallah,
		
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			what's added by what he ordained,
so we have our own philosophy of
		
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			wealth and the attainment of
wealth is not just through work,
		
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			the attainment of wealth, both
both agree, both sides, that
		
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			wealth is produced through work,
we said no wealth is produced
		
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			through work and divine commands.
So inheritance is a divine
		
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			command. And also zakah is a
divine command. So it is your
		
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			rightful wealth. Zakah is the
rightful wealth of a poor of the
		
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			poor. So if there's only one per
person in the world, and one rich
		
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			person in the world, that rich
person, his accountable money, the
		
00:34:03 --> 00:34:07
			poor person as his, this academy
money, that's that is his money.
		
00:34:07 --> 00:34:09
			And that's why the state could go
reach its hands in there and give
		
00:34:09 --> 00:34:13
			it to you. The state cannot touch
your wealth at all right? Except
		
00:34:13 --> 00:34:19
			for two things, which is the army,
the police, they can take money
		
00:34:19 --> 00:34:23
			for you to to do that, to pay that
and they have to itemize it and
		
00:34:23 --> 00:34:26
			anything else they would have to
itemize it for example, they would
		
00:34:27 --> 00:34:31
			if it's street cleaning, go
whatever paving the roads, blah,
		
00:34:31 --> 00:34:34
			blah, blah. They have to itemize
if they're going to tax you on it
		
00:34:34 --> 00:34:37
			but they cannot just take a
generalized tax of your wealth
		
00:34:39 --> 00:34:42
			level and do with it whatever they
want later on. Think about it
		
00:34:42 --> 00:34:46
			later. They can't do that. So let
alone nationalize entire
		
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			industries. Stuff is deft
		
00:34:50 --> 00:34:53
			when the province I sell them went
to Jana, during the marriage, it
		
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			was physical. Yes. Did he pass the
moon? Yes, he passed the moon. He
		
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			passed the entire
		
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			Everything that we know. Do you
teach Arabic? Canada? Yes, if you
		
00:35:06 --> 00:35:10
			sign up for ArcView basic, you can
take two Arabic lessons. Every
		
00:35:10 --> 00:35:14
			week, Mufti nears Hannah and
teaches up our Arabic lessons.
		
00:35:14 --> 00:35:19
			Okay, also only $10 a week which
is, as I said, free
		
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			being innocent how to keep our
creed safe within it. So now
		
00:35:23 --> 00:35:26
			because many fitness rising
nowadays, keep rereading and
		
00:35:26 --> 00:35:31
			studying the classical texts. Keep
rereading them and studying them,
		
00:35:32 --> 00:35:34
			get to know them, never stop
reading them one of my favorite
		
00:35:34 --> 00:35:38
			jobs, things as a teacher of these
texts, I'm always reading them up
		
00:35:38 --> 00:35:43
			the danessa fee, the how we,
Khadija and any book that the
		
00:35:43 --> 00:35:47
			Sunni scholars write on leadership
Asana has a great book. Islam
		
00:35:47 --> 00:35:50
			answers atheism like I don't read
it cover to cover I just read the
		
00:35:50 --> 00:35:52
			part of the chapters that I want
to read and I never stopped
		
00:35:52 --> 00:35:56
			reading these books. Don't ever
think that Oh, I read it before.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			No knowledge is a constant
repetition. Hey, Ryan, we haven't
		
00:36:02 --> 00:36:06
			gotten to yet for a while. Go
ahead. What does it mean to make
		
00:36:06 --> 00:36:10
			salawat and the Prophet salallahu
Salam, in contrast to making Salah
		
00:36:10 --> 00:36:13
			to Allah what does it mean to make
Salah on the message that I send
		
00:36:13 --> 00:36:16
			them in contrast to praying to
Allah subhana wa Tada. This is a
		
00:36:16 --> 00:36:21
			great question. A Salah on the
prophets I send them is a vicar of
		
00:36:21 --> 00:36:24
			Allah for the simple reason Allah
has commanded us to do so and
		
00:36:24 --> 00:36:28
			Allah Himself does so in Allah
homolytic could do saloon Allah
		
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			Nabi, what is the salah of Allah
upon His Prophet, it is all
		
00:36:31 --> 00:36:35
			thought it is giving it his
spiritual blessings.
		
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			What is our Salah on the Prophet
it is receiving those spiritual
		
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			blessings.
		
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			Allah is the Giver and I'm the
distributor said the Prophet
		
00:36:44 --> 00:36:47
			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Allah
is the Giver and I'm the
		
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			distributor. So Allah Salah on the
Prophet and Sudha to the hijab is
		
00:36:53 --> 00:36:56
			his blessing of His Messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa salam with
		
00:36:56 --> 00:37:01
			all forms of blessings, our Salah
on the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
00:37:01 --> 00:37:05
			wa sallam is receiving those
blessings and to the to the amount
		
00:37:05 --> 00:37:07
			that we make Salah on the
messenger Peace be upon us, we are
		
00:37:07 --> 00:37:11
			receiving the spiritual blessings.
Next, does the fina society
		
00:37:11 --> 00:37:18
			scholarship course track give each
as it was sent it? Actually, right
		
00:37:18 --> 00:37:22
			now we do not give you Jesuits
Senate but in the future, we are
		
00:37:22 --> 00:37:25
			headed that direction. We're
headed where ArcView basic and
		
00:37:25 --> 00:37:29
			scholarship will be all Mattoon
based pretty much except for the
		
00:37:29 --> 00:37:33
			youth and the kids. But it's going
to be all based on Mattoon, which
		
00:37:33 --> 00:37:36
			is the classical texts that can
take you up and up and up. All
		
00:37:36 --> 00:37:39
			right, is it correct to believe
the prophet has knowledge of the
		
00:37:39 --> 00:37:44
			Unseen? Yes, because the prophets
I seldom we say he has most but
		
00:37:44 --> 00:37:47
			only Allah has all. But most
because the prophets I seldom said
		
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			that.
		
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			I would say Selim said that he has
been given knowledge of this world
		
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			and the next. Right He did say
this in a famous Hadith. Next
		
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			question, does the Prophet
salallahu alayhi salam have to be
		
00:38:04 --> 00:38:08
			alive in the dream if the dream or
dreams about him? Does he have to
		
00:38:08 --> 00:38:12
			be alive in the dream the prophesy
said them can be a symbol in a
		
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			dream.
		
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			Or he can be himself when the
prophet comes with the image that
		
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			you know him as and you read in
the chameleon? That's a vision of
		
00:38:19 --> 00:38:22
			the prophets. I said no. If it's
anything else, then it may be a
		
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			symbol for maybe a symbol of the
Sunnah, or something like that.
		
00:38:28 --> 00:38:31
			Okay, next question. The four
quarters three times followed by
		
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			Atul kursi. What's the question
there? I must have missed the
		
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			question. All right, let's go to
		
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			Sahaja thank you for telling us
the answering the sisters question
		
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			about Arabic. Discuss the end
times we will do that in sha
		
00:38:45 --> 00:38:50
			Allah. We have a question here.
already. We can imagine that time
		
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			at machete McCulloch. Okay, which
is just I guess, maybe answering
		
00:38:54 --> 00:38:56
			another question. All right.
		
00:38:57 --> 00:39:00
			I have a good one here. Yes. Go
ahead. Is it okay for a Muslim to
		
00:39:00 --> 00:39:07
			be a psychiatrist, as psychiatry
typically supports LGB tea and all
		
00:39:07 --> 00:39:11
			that kind of Muslim become a
psychiatrist. Because it supports
		
00:39:11 --> 00:39:15
			the LGBT, you're gonna have issues
with that. And many of the
		
00:39:15 --> 00:39:19
			professionals in those fields,
they do have issues with that. And
		
00:39:19 --> 00:39:22
			there was a sister in California.
She was I think
		
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			she was from Azerbaijan. And she
used to talk to me about this,
		
00:39:29 --> 00:39:33
			that or like send messages saying
that her field is forcing her to
		
00:39:33 --> 00:39:36
			do certain things, and she doesn't
know how to handle it. So we'd
		
00:39:36 --> 00:39:38
			have to ask her how she's handled
it right.
		
00:39:40 --> 00:39:45
			This says someone says listen up
guys. It says, Hey, this is great
		
00:39:45 --> 00:39:50
			talk, but the background though,
is disconcerting, is making her
		
00:39:50 --> 00:39:52
			upset or dizzy.
		
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			Which Sana Salah avoid is
recommended for before to after
		
00:39:59 --> 00:40:00
			any amount of
		
00:40:00 --> 00:40:03
			for any amount after, but usually
it's for before and for after in
		
00:40:03 --> 00:40:06
			the medical method is no effort,
right? It's no effort that you're
		
00:40:06 --> 00:40:09
			waiting for the imam or that you
want to do from yourself. But it's
		
00:40:09 --> 00:40:11
			usually for before and for after
the 100 feets for before and two
		
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			after
		
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			how do we reconcile Free Will with
the regarding sins? Excellent
		
00:40:18 --> 00:40:21
			question and it's very, very
simple, okay that
		
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			your will is also part of the
succeed in the sense that Allah
		
00:40:27 --> 00:40:31
			Allah has given you multiple
choices, whichever choice you
		
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			make, you are fulfilling his will.
Right? And some scholar said an
		
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			example of that is go disobey
Allah on Mars. I can't alright go
		
00:40:40 --> 00:40:45
			disobey Allah in 1969 I can't obey
or disobey Allah in the year 2050
		
00:40:45 --> 00:40:51
			I can't. So there those are like
the parameters of Allah's Will for
		
00:40:51 --> 00:40:55
			you but disobey Allah right now at
this moment by smashing this or
		
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			cursing something that somebody or
something like that.
		
00:41:00 --> 00:41:04
			Then I have choice. Both of these
choices are within the Divine Will
		
00:41:04 --> 00:41:07
			whichever choice I'm making. I'm
within the Divine Will you never
		
00:41:07 --> 00:41:08
			exiting the Divine Will?
		
00:41:09 --> 00:41:12
			Cosy Chloe Have you ever heard
about the show you for you?
		
00:41:13 --> 00:41:16
			Know, never heard of it. Netflix
sounds like thing for the teens.
		
00:41:17 --> 00:41:20
			What do you think of the cause
other people to prioritize
		
00:41:20 --> 00:41:24
			exploring their sexuality so much
that it's almost obsessive? Well,
		
00:41:24 --> 00:41:26
			I have a simple answer to that
cozy, Chloe is that
		
00:41:28 --> 00:41:32
			she's got a it's a sort of a
catchy name. So I keep having to
		
00:41:32 --> 00:41:33
			say, right, but
		
00:41:35 --> 00:41:41
			the 100 satisfies the haram. This
satisfies, if people who have who
		
00:41:41 --> 00:41:45
			have * in marriage, not
to be graphic here, but they have
		
00:41:45 --> 00:41:49
			their sexuality is in marriage
that is valid for them. Okay.
		
00:41:51 --> 00:41:55
			It is something that fills your
needs. It's blessed by ALLAH
		
00:41:55 --> 00:41:59
			SubhanA which Allah, the Sahaba
said, Oh, we get reward for this.
		
00:41:59 --> 00:42:01
			He said if you did Zina, wouldn't
you get a sin? So yes, you get a
		
00:42:01 --> 00:42:05
			reward. Yet it is something there
is a type of blessing there. That
		
00:42:05 --> 00:42:10
			is the satisfaction. Once you
engage in that. You can think
		
00:42:10 --> 00:42:12
			about other things, you're
satisfied, but they're always
		
00:42:12 --> 00:42:16
			engaging in what is haram. So
they're drinking saltwater. makes
		
00:42:16 --> 00:42:22
			you more thirsty, right? drinking.
Alcohol dehydrates. If you notice,
		
00:42:22 --> 00:42:25
			if you drink water, you get
hydrated. If you drink alcohol,
		
00:42:25 --> 00:42:30
			you get dehydrated, right? Even
though it's a fluid, Zina is very
		
00:42:30 --> 00:42:35
			similar to drinking alcohol it it
is not satisfying to a person so
		
00:42:35 --> 00:42:37
			they have to go more they have to
go deeper and deeper into it to
		
00:42:37 --> 00:42:40
			get the satisfaction they can't
get the satisfaction. That's why
		
00:42:40 --> 00:42:44
			they become obsessed. Ryan, what's
your question? A question from
		
00:42:44 --> 00:42:49
			brother so hey, it says if one is
leading the salah should one go
		
00:42:49 --> 00:42:53
			slower or add extra Dora and
sujood to make sure people getting
		
00:42:53 --> 00:42:58
			ready to join are able to in time
i The Imam and Salah should he
		
00:42:58 --> 00:43:02
			slow down if he sends his people
are coming the only time that he
		
00:43:02 --> 00:43:05
			should do this is slots unfettered
by reciting along sutra so that
		
00:43:05 --> 00:43:05
			people could join
		
00:43:07 --> 00:43:10
			because so lots of treasure people
are waking up and coming late
		
00:43:11 --> 00:43:14
			other than that he should just
focus on his salah. He should not
		
00:43:14 --> 00:43:17
			be thinking about the people
outside this Allah next question
		
00:43:18 --> 00:43:21
			this is it's nothing but facts
here so we got to ask this
		
00:43:21 --> 00:43:25
			question is nothing but facts go
ahead bring it does any of the
		
00:43:25 --> 00:43:30
			form of the hem allow recto
administration of medication when
		
00:43:30 --> 00:43:35
			fasting rectal administration of
medication while fasting is the
		
00:43:35 --> 00:43:40
			question and the answer is if it
reaches the stomach, then it
		
00:43:40 --> 00:43:44
			breaks the fast if it merely
absorbs right away then it would
		
00:43:44 --> 00:43:50
			not break the fast the key is
reaching the stomach the joke so
		
00:43:51 --> 00:43:54
			I don't know what the nature of
these medications are that's
		
00:43:54 --> 00:43:59
			usually a wax bullet essentially.
Right and does it reach the
		
00:43:59 --> 00:44:02
			stomach? I can't because absorbed
directly it's absorbed directly
		
00:44:02 --> 00:44:06
			into the small intestine something
I'm not gonna so we'll fight we'll
		
00:44:06 --> 00:44:09
			have to find it ask the doctor.
We're going to need it the
		
00:44:09 --> 00:44:12
			pharmacist says the prophesy send
them off to being alive in a dream
		
00:44:12 --> 00:44:14
			we answered that question.
		
00:44:15 --> 00:44:19
			That was a question from
Connecticut. Salaam it looks like
		
00:44:19 --> 00:44:23
			you're giving a QA while being out
in the middle of the universe. How
		
00:44:23 --> 00:44:25
			can we also attain this rank?
		
00:44:27 --> 00:44:32
			Sufi comedy meaning seeing our
image of a bucket and Amara in a
		
00:44:32 --> 00:44:35
			dream that's wonderful. Someone
who sees a bucket and Ahmed and a
		
00:44:35 --> 00:44:39
			dream I didn't see the first part
of the question but every bucket
		
00:44:39 --> 00:44:43
			and also our symbols for certain
things or they are themselves in
		
00:44:43 --> 00:44:47
			the dream. One more question
because unfortunately guys have to
		
00:44:47 --> 00:44:51
			go for a doctor's appointment.
Need your DUA? Let's take one from
		
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			from Ryan.
		
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			Okay. Adam asked he doesn't have
much money, but he wants to give
		
00:44:58 --> 00:44:59
			zyk somehow
		
00:45:00 --> 00:45:03
			is volunteering considered a form
of Zarca? And where can one
		
00:45:03 --> 00:45:07
			volunteer vault? He wants to give
us a cup, but he he's not at the
		
00:45:07 --> 00:45:12
			financial level to give Zika.
Right? That's what he says. But he
		
00:45:12 --> 00:45:15
			wants to volunteer instead. No, if
you don't, if you don't have the
		
00:45:15 --> 00:45:18
			level of giving Zika, then you
give sadaqa. And you can give
		
00:45:18 --> 00:45:22
			sadaqa by smiling to people, you
can give sadaqa by
		
00:45:24 --> 00:45:27
			being nice to people, by giving
your time to the masjid,
		
00:45:28 --> 00:45:33
			things like that. I have a
question shoot. So like, you bring
		
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			up a interesting point. Does that
mean that you know, in order for
		
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			us to fulfill this part, because
they got this far upon us? Is it
		
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			good to you know, seek wealth so
that we could give the guts it's
		
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			excellent to seek wealth with the
intent that you are
		
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			excellent to seek wealth and think
about this. You got a wife, you
		
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			got kids, you yourself, have a
would you rather have a leader
		
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			that has wealth or is poor. So if
I'm a husband, if I'm a wife, if
		
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			I'm a kid, I'd like a leader of my
family who had some money, right?
		
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			Always better to have some wealth,
which had he said the provident
		
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			now that I'm seeing the Hadith of
the dispute of the highest angels,
		
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			so my brother go in and look for
the Hadith of the dispute of the
		
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			highest angels, and you will see
that how does Allah create our
		
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			actions based on discussion in
relation to help and CASP all
		
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			actions are creations, and we have
merely acquired Caspe Lahoma,
		
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			custom Atwater hammock testament,
those creations with our actions,
		
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			if you look at update NSF fee, for
example, he says that the cutting
		
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			is an action. And the ripping is
another action. Right? I think he
		
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			uses maybe a knife or some other
example, where you're the what we
		
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			call the cause is a separate
action altogether from the effect.
		
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			They're separate creations.
They're completely separate
		
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			creations. But you earn this
creation, by desiring by intending
		
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			it, and you're and by cutting by
cutting, you've expressed the
		
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			intent that you want the paper
ripped, and ALLAH SubhanA wa to
		
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			give it to you.
		
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			Do also nice celebrate the minute
they're better.
		
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			Other than intentions, is there
any other specific dua to go to
		
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			the Blessed lens of Yemen to study
for example? Yeah, but Oh, yeah.
		
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			Eileen, if the Atlanta Fed temper
Eva, repeat this to as much as you
		
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			can. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, if
the Atlanta Fed 10 Kariba. That's
		
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			a great dua. Can we have our pets
in heaven? Why not? There's no
		
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			reason that you can't, but mostly
we say that pets are the animals
		
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			themselves, they disappear in
Paradise, and then that person has
		
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			a greater desire in paradise. But
they do say that, yes, you can.
		
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			You are allowed to desire your
pets in heaven. Okay.
		
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			How do you recommend dealing with
people who are very harsh with the
		
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			deen and belittle you for not
wearing what they wear? It's fair
		
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			to say I stay away from anyone
who's harsh in the dean, because
		
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			the Dean should always be
associated with something nice,
		
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			like a good feeling. Right? And as
a result of that, we should stay
		
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			away from anybody who is giving us
negativity in the dean, which had
		
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			these
		
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			one more question I'll take from
Ron Smith.
		
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			Okay. What do you do if you were
more religious in your 20s? But
		
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			now, you're getting kind of lazy
and less spiritual good. If you're
		
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			more if you are stronger in your
20s and now you're lazy and you're
		
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			losing your energy in the deen.
There's one answer to that. You
		
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			got bad friends. You got bad
company. Your company pulls you
		
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			down. It may be your family.
		
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			Your family might pull you down.
Stay away from the people who pull
		
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			you down and keep the company of
the people who are moving in the
		
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			dean. Sometimes a brand new
convert, alright, a youth they got
		
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			energy hang around them so you can
absorb some of that energy. Okay.
		
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			Is there a link to donate? Ryan?
Could you put that link that is
		
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			Safina site.org backslash data
center. And that's how people
		
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			could support our data center. Or
by taking the classes or regret
		
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			taking the classes. Do I have to
get married?
		
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			Be in Neelima and Zelda em and
hiring for two years and you can
		
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			put that well I don't want to
bother you to go find the YouTube
		
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			video but on Safina society,
YouTube channel draw to get
		
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			married. Does that come lock Aaron
everyone Subhanak Allahu Morbihan
		
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			decrescendo La ilaha illa Anta
nostoc for going into a lake,
		
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			while also in Santa Fe host Illa
Allah Deena mo I'm gonna fly to
		
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			hurt whatsover Huck, water was so
the server was said already come
		
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			Warahmatullah rahmatullah wa
barakato.