Shadee Elmasry – Power of Prayer

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The speakers discuss the negative impact of religious celebrations on children and the importance of creating a "hasn't been met" attitude. They stress the need for people to set their own path in life and protect privacy. They also discuss the importance of praying for people who improve their lives and achieve, and the need to avoid doing wrongdoing again. They also touch on the history of the Bible and the theory that anyone who is supposed to be the king of hell should take his place until he has been wronged by his boss. They encourage the audience to use their own father of all and to use the father of all as a god.

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			All
		
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			right
		
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			waiting for non religious,
		
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			non religious celebrations,
national holidays, the traditional
		
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			Islam sort of school of thought,
has more room and flexibility for
		
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			these things based on knowledge
not based on nothing. The hand
		
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			bullies, also known as selfies
today, they're basically more
		
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			conservative. Right? So they're
far more safer in this regard. But
		
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			at the same time, they don't
benefit from the various benefits
		
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			that they could gather and vicar
is definitely not an innovation
		
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			because we know for sure, the
Prophet in Sahih Bukhari he did
		
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			teach his companions, the method
of his teaching, was to do the
		
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			aloud with everyone Subhan, ALLAH
SubhanA, Allah Subhan, Allah 33
		
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			times that hamdulillah Al
Hamdulillah, Al Hamdulillah, 33
		
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			times Allahu Akbar three times,
and then daylight, Allah to the
		
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			rest of it. After every prayer,
the Prophet did this in the
		
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			beginning in Medina, until
everyone knew it. Right? Once
		
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			everyone knew it, knew it, then he
stopped doing it aloud. But the
		
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			point is that if he did it once,
that means it's permissible.
		
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			Right? And, and he used it for a
function to get the people to do
		
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			it. Right. And therefore, if he
did it once, who, and it's known
		
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			anytime, profit did something
once, okay, it becomes valid to do
		
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			it at any time. Therefore, who
should come and then say it's
		
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			invalid to do this? Right. And
innovation do this when the
		
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			Prophet himself use this as a
teaching tool? Okay, so this is
		
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			one of the proofs for that, but
that's a whole nother subject.
		
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			I guess,
		
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			have a thought that
		
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			a lot of families, in their
objections, like the think like,
		
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			Okay, after someone passes away,
it's not appropriate to
		
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			refinance for them or something.
And so like,
		
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			I mean, it's not just that, I
mean, they have, I guess, other
		
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			things that they object to, or
that they don't do, and the, I
		
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			guess, limit themselves in, you
know, the
		
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			different types of, you know, bad
that they can do. And it just, you
		
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			know, seems you have something
specific,
		
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			like a specific example.
		
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			Well, no, I mean, just that if
they, if they limit, I mean, if
		
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			they Okay, vicar, and then you
know.
		
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			I mean, the other example, I could
think of was, you know, the renal
		
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			Quran for someone who's died, but
		
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			I mean, even those matters, they
should be able to accept that
		
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			because
		
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			there are proofs of for that.
		
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			But yeah, I mean, they do limit
themselves. And then again, we do
		
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			say like, it is a limit. It's not
a massive limit, though. I mean,
		
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			it's still in the category of
extra deeds. Right? There are
		
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			obligations that are confirmed,
such as things profit never left
		
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			off. These are the two main ones,
then there are no effort, extra
		
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			deeds that a person could do the
profit and effort not necessarily
		
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			did them himself, but a person
could do them. Right.
		
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			So these are the types of things
that if they limit this third
		
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			category, well, it's not totally
too much, because they do have the
		
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			main things right then. And there
are pretty much agreement on 75%
		
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			of the matters with humble ease.
Unfortunately, in modern times,
		
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			it's there's a little more
distance between traditionalists
		
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			and humble is now selfies. But
that's unfortunate. But I think
		
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			somebody becomes responsible for
innovation once huge insights
		
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			others. That's correct. Yeah.
Things that you can do on your own
		
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			or anything in your privacy of
your home. Once you start seeing
		
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			that this is how it's supposed to
be done. Yeah. When you enforce it
		
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			on people. Yeah. I mean, we we're
not allowed to enforce.
		
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			You're not allowed to enforce
matters, that are obligatory, you
		
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			can't force someone to do
something obligatory, let alone
		
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			forcing them to do something.
That's not right. And then it's
		
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			the responsibility of a scholar to
clarify positions. This is very
		
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			important to to clarify, this is
an opinion and this is an opinion,
		
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			right? And therefore people should
feel that they have knowledge of
		
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			both paths, and they're free to
choose which path to take.
		
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			I find a lot of scholars don't do
that. They just present the one
		
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			side and then yeah. Why people
like me find out later? Yeah, no,
		
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			that's sort of unfortunate that
it's it's, that was actually one
		
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			of the proofs that someone is
actually on as a sign of what we
		
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			call the people of sunnah. And
Jamar is to cite all of the
		
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			opinions out there, right? And you
say, Well, this is what I
		
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			believe is more correct. But at
the same time, it's very important
		
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			to
		
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			write to establish, just put out
what's out there, and the people
		
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			choose No one's forcing.
		
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			Okay, the adversaries.
		
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			You want to
		
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			be adversaries in the restoration
roles. You've come to notice do
		
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			some imperils nature of this
field. And it's how I do between
		
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			upwards to their tongue. Then as
for him whose skills are happy, he
		
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			will live a pleasant life. But as
for him, whose skills are light,
		
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			his mother is the abyss and what
will convey to you what she is
		
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			reading fine note and none shall
escape the feral which of the
		
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			scale save the man the code
himself to account in this world
		
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			and wait up his deeds, statements,
ideas and our field of the law.
		
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			That's Omar. Oh my God word. They
gotta be pleased with him says,
		
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			call yourselves to come before you
yourselves are called to count the
		
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			way yourself up before you
yourself are weighed up. A man's
		
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			weighing of himself can only
consist in his sincerely repenting
		
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			every sin before the dies, and in
remedying his image of inadequacy
		
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			in discharging his obligations
towards God, and in righting the
		
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			wrongs that he has permitted green
by grace and in reconciling
		
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			himself with all those who were
injured by his tongue, his hands
		
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			and the bad opinions which he
harbored within his breast. He
		
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			should set their hearts and right
so that when he dies, not a single
		
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			injustice or obligation or
obligation will remain take his
		
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			credit, that your man will enter
heaven without threatening. If,
		
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			however, fish or perish before
making preparations for
		
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			his adversary, she'll surround
him, feeding him by the hand, the
		
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			prologue or the throat, while one
of them says you wronged me, and
		
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			another human assaulted me, and
made another remark. And another,
		
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			you mentioned me to my discredit
in my absence, and another, you
		
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			were my neighbor, but treated me
badly. And another, you had
		
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			dealings with me, but she didn't
mean and another, you sold
		
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			something to me or defrauded me
and conceal from me the defect of
		
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			your merchandise. And another
says, you live the burden devalue
		
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			of your books, and another you saw
that I was in need and you were
		
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			rich, you didn't yet did not feed
me and still another, you saw me
		
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			wronged and were able to put an
end to that role, finally said you
		
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			human my persecutor and failed to
protect me.
		
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			While you are in the state of
Florida, adversaries cling to you
		
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			with their claws and hold on to
you by the scruff of your neck
		
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			while you are dumbfounded and
bewildered by their multitude, for
		
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			there shall be no one with whom
you've had a Durham's worth of
		
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			dealings during your lifetime, or
with whom you said about once
		
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			against whom you did not commit
some injury, whether by backbiting
		
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			or treachery, or contemptuous
glance while they were too weak to
		
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			oppose you. At this time, you
strain your head upwards towards
		
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			your Lord and Master, that perhaps
he might deliver you from their
		
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			hands, then your ears are assailed
by the call of the Almighty,
		
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			majestic as his glory. Today each
tool is recorded for what, which
		
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			it acquired. No one justice is
there this day, then your heart is
		
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			divested of all dignity, as you
tell yourself that your doom is
		
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			inevitable, and recall that of
which God exalted at warranty on
		
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			the tongue of his emissary, when
he said, consider that consider
		
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			not that God is heedless of that
which he wrongdoers commit. He
		
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			only gives them respite until a
day on which I shall stare as they
		
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			came as they come pouring on in
fear. Their Heads Up raised their
		
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			gaze returning not to them, and
their hearts as air. So give
		
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			warning to mankind. How great is
your pleasure today, as you shrug,
		
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			suck dry people's reputations, and
as you appropriate their wealth,
		
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			but how intense will be your
lamentation or that day when your
		
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			LORD shall stand upon the carpet
of justice and when you shall be
		
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			made to speak on your own behalf?
Even though you shall be bankrupt,
		
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			indigent, helpless and a base,
unable to restore any right or to
		
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			come forward with any
justification than your good deeds
		
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			for the sake of which you had
exhausted yourself in this life
		
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			shall be taken from you and made
over to your adversaries as a
		
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			company compensation for their
rights which you had abused you
		
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			So I will hold a euro, the
emissary of God, may God bless him
		
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			and grant him peace once said, Do
you know who's to bankrupt?
		
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			And we reply, the bankrupt among
us. emissary of God is He that has
		
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			neither direct nor urgent or to
his name nor any property. But he
		
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			said, the bankrupt of my nation is
he that shall come forward on the
		
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			day of arising with a prayer, the
fast and the tip. But having
		
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			insulted this man and abused that
man, and having consumed another's
		
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			wealth, and shed another's blood,
and struck yet another, each one
		
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			of these shall be given a portion
of his good works, and should
		
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			these be exhausted before his
obligation is discharged, then he
		
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			shall be assigned some of their
sins which will be will be heaped
		
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			upon him, then he shall be cast
into *. Seeing therefore, how
		
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			your misfortune shall be on that
day, since you have not wanted
		
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			work that is free from the vise, I
service, and as on the subterfuges
		
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			with the devil should over every
lengthy period, you gain one sound
		
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			good deed than your adversaries
will make haste to seize it.
		
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			Perhaps if you were to call
yourself to account while you
		
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			persevered and fasting during the
day, and praying at night, you
		
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			might you might come to know that
not a single day passes without
		
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			there falling from your tongue,
some slender against some Muslim,
		
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			which cancels out the entirety of
your good deeds, what then will be
		
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			remaining sense, such as consuming
what is unlawful or doubtful? And
		
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			what of the insufficiency of your
virtues, how many you hope to
		
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			escape from your iniquities on a
day, when the very hornless sheep
		
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			show exact retribution from the
sheep that had horns? I will,
		
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			though, has related that, that
God's emissary My God bless him
		
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			and grant him peace wants to be
held to sheep fighting one
		
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			another. Although he said, Do you
know over what thing they bought
		
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			each other? No, I reply, he got
knows he said, And shall judge
		
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			between them on the day of
arrival, said it hub will have
		
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			commenting upon his word great and
glorious is here. And no beast is
		
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			there upon the earth new neither
any bird which flies on its two
		
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			wings, whether they are nations
like unto yourselves, on the day
		
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			of arising, all of creation will
be gathered together, the cattle,
		
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			the writing beasts, the birds, and
every other thing and it shall be
		
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			by God's just said, it's exalted
escape, that he takes the hornless
		
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			sheep's case against the horned
one. Then he shall say, be dust,
		
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			which is the time at which the
unbeliever says, with that,
		
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			eyewear dust.
		
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			So how shall you fare Oh,
unfortunate one of the day when
		
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			you shall behold your scroll empty
of those good deeds over which you
		
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			tie yourself at such length and
ask where are my good deeds to be
		
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			told? They have been transferred
to the scrolls of your
		
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			adversaries, and you shall behold
your scroll all filled with sins,
		
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			which you had long persevered in
avoiding, and which you had
		
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			expended much effort and
abstaining from. And you shall
		
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			say, oh, Lord, these are sins I
never was committed to be told.
		
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			There are the sins of the people
you slandered and,
		
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			and to whom you intended harm them
wrong when selling, or
		
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			neighborliness, or when holding
conversation or an argument or
		
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			when you mentioned them, or while
you studied or through any other
		
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			kind of relation with them.
		
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			Said even muscle the emissary of
God and God bless him in granting
		
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			peace said, The devil has
despaired of images ever being
		
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			worshipped in the land of the
Arabs, but he shall be satisfied
		
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			with you, if you commit which is
less heinous, degrading faults,
		
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			which are the mortal sins,
therefore avoid, avoid injustice
		
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			as as much as you're able, for
truly on the day of arising and
		
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			Botsman shall come with the
righteous deeds, like unto the
		
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			mountains, believing that they
shall save him, but Bosman after
		
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			Bosman shall come forward saying,
Oh Lord, so and so dealt with me
		
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			unjustly and he shall say, erase
some of his good deeds, and thus
		
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			shall the matter proceed until
none of his good deeds remain.
		
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			This is a hint of group of
travelers who arrested in desert
		
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			place, having no firewood, they
scattered to look for some and
		
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			before a warm they have made a
great fire and prepare whatever
		
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			they wish that was it shall be
Woodson's. So these people, this
		
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			is why it's quite important to try
to remember.
		
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			Try to remember everyone who we've
done wrong to and you can even
		
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			make a dua which says Allah all
those who might have wronged
		
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			unknowingly.
		
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			Thank you, okay, knowingly or
unknowingly
		
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			forgive their sins, increase their
risk, have mercy upon them.
		
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			Forgive me for what I've done
wrong to them, increase them in
		
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			this
		
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			Life, okay, increase their risk,
make their lives easier, alleviate
		
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			their pain that goes up as a
credit for you to them that makes
		
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			their life better. When you make
dua for people, it makes their
		
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			life better, right? And so when
their life is better, it's as if
		
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			you've done sadaqa to them. Many
people don't really believe that.
		
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			making dua for people is worth
anything. But this is so wrong.
		
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			There was a study done.
		
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			Amazing study, I wish to get the
actual actual report. But you must
		
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			have heard about this. This is one
of the most amazing studies done
		
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			about prayer. And it took people
in hospital a list of names of
		
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			people to a hospital, gave it to
certain people involved in the
		
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			study, who were not, who were just
people who believe who they're not
		
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			necessarily priests or anything,
just regular people who
		
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			participated in the study.
		
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			And they were told to pray for
these people. Okay.
		
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			Then they were compared these half
this half of the patients with
		
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			another half, which they didn't do
anything for them. Okay. And they
		
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			overwhelmingly those people who
are prayed for by regular people,
		
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			not priests are people who are
excelled in prayer, like they're
		
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			the Dalai Lama or something. They
have magnetism, none of that
		
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			regular people. Okay, who were
prayed for advanced by the
		
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			testimony of the nurses faster
than normal. Okay, because those
		
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			people were told, you know, a lot,
do a lot of prayer for these
		
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			people as part of the experiment,
you paid for it, basically sit in
		
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			a room and pray for the people on
this list for two hours, take $30
		
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			and leave, right? College kids or
whatever. They were told to do
		
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			that. And the nurses weren't in on
it. And they were told they, they
		
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			they reported back that
overwhelmingly, the people who
		
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			were prayed for by strangers,
normal average people off the
		
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			street, they were paid for it on
top of that, right?
		
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			They improved. So when we pray for
people, we must be the some way or
		
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			another, their life will be
improved, right. And when we
		
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			improve people's lives like that,
by praying for them any wrong that
		
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			we did, hopefully it will
compensate, that prayer will
		
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			compensate. Right. And on top of
that people who pray are happy
		
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			people. This is another fact.
Right? This is why I can't really
		
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			imagine a world without religion.
People who pray are healthier
		
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			people and happier people
healthier emotionally, right.
		
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			They're healthier people and
they're happier people. And when
		
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			you pray for people you got you
love them, you start to love this
		
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			is your subject like this is a
person you keep praying for them.
		
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			You're gonna only start to see the
good, you want to see that your
		
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			prayer works, right? So you're
gonna say, Oh, he's doing good,
		
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			right? Like that. So for this
reason, I think that we should
		
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			make it a practice. In turim,
Yemen, after every prayer, they
		
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			make a dua for the OMA the
homeless. And they make dua that
		
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			Allah alleviates the Ummah, the
difficulties, that Allah takes
		
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			them lightly, that Allah takes
their actions and weighs them on a
		
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			light scale. In other words,
doesn't take them to count that
		
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			Allah forgives them, that Allah
heals their sick, gives jobs to
		
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			their unemployed, marries their
single people, gives children to
		
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			those seeking children. All these
do us some people think it's
		
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			mundane, right?
		
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			In some countries, getting a
driver's license is really hard,
		
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			such as in Britain, or in Saudi
Arabia, getting a license driver's
		
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			license, not anyone could get it
takes like a two, three years. In
		
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			England, they even have a show a
reality TV show about kids in the
		
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			process of getting their license.
That's how hard it is. Because you
		
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			might fail four or five times. One
time, we had a we had a session
		
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			and we had a session of Da just
for a kid to get his driver's
		
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			license because he kept failing.
It's that hard. But in Britain,
		
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			that's why when you go to UK, you
won't see scratches in the car on
		
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			cars, people drive very carefully,
right, and you could lose your
		
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			license real fast. And the reason
they take your license real fast
		
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			is the excellent public transport
system everywhere in England to
		
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			have excellent public transport
system. So if you have like a
		
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			minor issue when you're driving,
it'll just take it away. And you
		
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			won't have it for like a year. So
people drive very careful. It's a
		
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			big privilege because they don't
really need cars. The point being
		
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			is that you make too hot for
people constantly, we got to make
		
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			the offer the people that we have
issues with too, because
		
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			guaranteed we do an act of
backbiting guaranteed we're going
		
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			to do, we're going to mark
Garrett, we're human right? All of
		
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			us. Imam Sheikh doesn't make a
difference. Whether you spend
		
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			eight hours a day on the religion
or eight hours a day working in
		
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			corporate America. We're all
sinners, all of us, right? Don't
		
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			kid yourself. The only one who I
believe may not be a sinner is
		
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			like an old man. He's too old to
sit, or an old woman who is just
		
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			so so old. She can't even move.
But if you're alive in this world
		
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			that we live in, you're exposed to
so much you're going to do rock
		
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			So where people have tilba We're
not a movement of righteous, pious
		
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			people, right? If that's the case,
and I'm not going to make it in
		
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			that movement, we're a movement of
people of Toba, and the best of
		
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			Toba is making dua for people
because the worst of sins is a
		
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			sins against other people.
		
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			From my understanding, this makes
sense that
		
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			we, in one sense, should be more
careful when dealing with like a
		
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			cashier, or whoever someone or
like a cab driver, that you're
		
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			never gonna see, you're gonna see
and because you're never going to
		
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			get that opportunity to feel like
how can you you know, please yeah,
		
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			forgive me for, you know what I
said? Or what I did, like, I mean,
		
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			you might not even realize it to
leader that you were rude or
		
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			something, right? And then I guess
that's true. You never see them
		
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			again. But you're also you also
can still make dua for that
		
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			person. With their description.
Oh, Allah, you know that you know
		
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			who the cab driver is or who this
person was that I will never see
		
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			again, you know them. I asked you
to shower, abundant blessings upon
		
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			them today, make their day happy
today, make their kids blessed.
		
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			Right? Give them good health, give
them good grades, give them good,
		
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			wholesome food and risk, and you
can make those doors.
		
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			It does mention that we should
		
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			get those injured by his tongue,
his hands and that that opinion.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Which we have or
		
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			think about, he's not judged.
		
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			Well, you're correct about that. I
think probably what is meant here
		
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			is the bad opinions that you
actually acted on, or advised, for
		
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			example, and there's not even a
sin to, but
		
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			it's not really a sin. For
example, if I have a bad opinion
		
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			about a person, and I tell people
don't marry your daughters to that
		
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			person, right? I know that he has
very bad habits, and he's abusive,
		
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			for example. So he actually got
harmed by that. So even though I
		
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			was mistaken, I might owe him some
compensation. Right, even though I
		
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			might not get a sin from Allah,
because I thought I was doing
		
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			good, right. But I owe him
compensation. Where's that kind of
		
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			compensation going to come from
from my good deeds, just like in
		
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			this in Sharia, if you hit someone
by accident, there is no sin from
		
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			Allah. But your Sharia says, You
owe him compensation. Right? We
		
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			owe them compensation. So that
what might be you know what, what
		
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			he's talking about?
		
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			All right, let's continue reading.
		
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			What he's word truly, you will die
and then you die, then on the day
		
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			of rising before your Lord, shall
you dispute was revealed, all of
		
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			our asked our mystery of God shall
the worst sins which has between
		
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			us and the world returned to us?
Yes, he replied, They shall
		
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			certainly return to you until you
return to everyone who has a right
		
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			that which he deserves. And
elsewhere, as said, by God, the
		
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			matter is, this is why in the
past, many people used to live
		
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			alone. And if you ever watched
movies of the past, like, never
		
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			seen like Lord of the Rings, how
they used to live, and you see
		
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			like to get from one town to
another, was like a massive field
		
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			and mountains and caves that
belong to no one. And in the past,
		
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			you could live there, no one can
stop you. Now, it seems like we're
		
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			trapped, like every part of the
world is part of a nation. Right?
		
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			It's part of a nation. Whereas in
the past, you can have a couple
		
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			sheep and go live in a cave and
come down to the mound, the grass
		
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			and the day, go back up in the
cave, make a little hut for
		
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			yourself.
		
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			And that's how people use a lot of
people used to live. The great Abu
		
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			Medion will Medion was in North, I
think it was Northwest and de
		
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			Lucia the furthest part of the
Muslim ummah. He was an orphan,
		
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			his mom died. Then he had a dad
and two brothers, and then him,
		
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			the dad died. So his older brother
was in charge and was very abusive
		
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			on him. So he ran away.
		
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			And on his running away, it's
farmland, so there's massive
		
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			terrain, tracts of land that no
one owns. So he was there and
		
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			found a hut. And in this hut was a
worshiper that he owned a couple
		
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			of animals, ate from their milk,
the grant aid from that basically,
		
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			and he lived with him for about
two years until he learned some
		
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			Quran and some, some Islam. And
then that chef told to move on and
		
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			go to Morocco, Fez, Fez, Morocco,
so he went down there, but that's
		
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			the south people used to live and
that was the safe way Prophet even
		
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			talked about when people used to
live many centuries, that there
		
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			was a worshipper who lived for 700
years in a cave,
		
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			never interacting with anyone just
worshipping Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			It's probably not obviously not
the way we live but we understand
		
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			how how they can live like them.
Okay, keep going. Therefore, be
		
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			In all of the violence of the day,
on which networks let's start with
		
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			the ignored, ignore yet a single
blow or word disregarded, in order
		
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			that the victims of injustice
might wreak vengeance upon those
		
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			that did the wrong set on us. I
once heard God's emissary May God
		
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			bless him and grant him peace say,
God shall gather together his
		
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			bondsman who shall be naked,
dusty, and
		
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			boom.
		
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			Without physical defects.
		
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			We asked What does bother me? And
He answered, that they have
		
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			nothing with them than their Lord
exalted as he shall address them
		
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			with a voice heard, or just as it
is heard from nearby saying, I'm
		
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			the king. I'm the reckoner. It is
not proper for any hope, heavens,
		
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			people, when any one of the people
of * has been wronged by him,
		
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			that he should take his place in
heaven, until the latter has
		
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			exacted retribution from him.
Neither is it right that any of
		
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			his people should enter how when
he has a grievance against any of
		
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			Heavens, people, until he knows
exactly what retribution from him,
		
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			even for no more than a slot. And
we said, how shall that be, when
		
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			we have come to God, great and
Boreas is he naked, dusty and,
		
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			and he replied, with good and evil
works. Thus fear God or Botsman of
		
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			God, and beware of committing any
injustice in justices against his
		
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			bossman by seizing their property,
impugning their reputations,
		
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			injuring their feelings or dealing
with them in an ill mannered
		
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			fashion. Forgiveness is most
likely granted through that which
		
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			is purely between a bondsman and
his Lord. As for the man who has
		
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			accumulated many wrongs, but then
turns from them and your
		
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			repentance and for whom it would
be difficult to make amends to all
		
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			those who had wronged, but who
store up an abundance of good
		
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			works for the date of retaliation,
and love Him with perfect
		
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			sincerity, keep certain of his
good works a secret between him
		
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			and God. So then none shall come
to know them but him. It may be
		
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			that this will bring him closer to
God who has altered his faith, so
		
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			that he thereby wins that grace
which He has stood up for his
		
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			loved ones. For the believers,
that the wrongs which is bossman
		
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			have incurred might might thereby
be turned aside. It is as an as
		
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			related of God's emissary, My God,
My God bless him and grace and
		
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			peace, while the emissary of God,
may God bless him and grant him
		
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			peace, we'll see did once we saw
him walk so heartily that his it
		
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			for visible, what has made you our
own emissary of God, basketball on
		
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			May my father and my mother be a
ransom. And he replied, I laugh
		
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			because of the two men from mining
two men from my nation, who shall
		
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			kneel in the presence of the Lord
of power. One of them says, Oh, my
		
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			Lord, grant me retaliation for the
wrong for which I'm owed
		
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			recompense for my brother. And God
exalted as he says, give you a
		
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			brother that in which he has
wronged Oh, Lord, he replies, none
		
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			of my work that works for me. Then
God exalted as he says, To the man
		
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			that made the demand, What shall
you do with your brother, seeing
		
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			that none of his righteous works
remain? And he replies, Oh, my
		
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			Lord, let him bear some of my
burden in my stead. And the
		
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			emissary of God, and God bless him
and writing please wept, as he
		
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			said, Truly, that shall be a
mighty Day, a day when men have
		
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			need of others to bear their
burdens. Then he continued and
		
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			said, And God says to the one who
made a request, lift up your head,
		
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			and look to the gardens that he
does. And he says, Oh, my Lord,
		
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			I'd be hauled off to cities of
silver and golden palaces, Greece
		
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			about with those for which
province shall they be, or for
		
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			which saint or martyr? And he
says, they belong to whomsoever
		
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			pays me their price. Oh, my Lord,
He says, and who possesses their
		
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			price, you possess it. He replies,
and what might be he asks, and he
		
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			says, Your forgiveness of your
brother, Oh, my Lord, He says, I
		
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			have forgiven him. Then God
exalted as he says, Take your
		
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			brother's hand and bring him into
heaven. And God's emissary when
		
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			God bless him and grant him peace
said, fear about and make
		
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			reconciliation amongst yourselves,
for God reconciles the believers
		
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			with one another.
		
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			This proceeding tradition is an
indication that such a state might
		
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			only be obtained through emulating
the ethics of God, which means
		
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			reconciliation between men and the
other divine properties. Now
		
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			contemplate your own case, should
your school scroll devoid of in
		
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			Justices of the past, showing his
grace by pardoning you so that you
		
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			become certain of eternal joy?
Then how abundant will be your
		
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			happiness upon taking leave of the
place of judgment? With a noble
		
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			robot God's got pleasure, good
pleasure.
		
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			conferred upon you and your
promise such Felicity, as will
		
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			never be followed by any low and
pleasures such as will never be a
		
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			sailed on inside of extinction. At
this your heart will fly from
		
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			happiness and joy in your face
will become radiant to like gleams
		
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			and shines lay the full moon.
Imagine how you show stripe
		
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			proudly in front of creation, head
held high, your back free of any
		
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			burden, with a joyful expression
of pleasure and a coolness of
		
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			satisfaction sparkling from your
bra, as the creatures of the
		
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			former and later generations,
behold you and your condition,
		
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			envying you your beauty and your
fairness. The angels are marching
		
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			before on behind you, crying out
over the heads of all present,
		
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			behold, so and so the son of so
and so. God is well pleased with
		
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			him, and has made him pleased his
his Felicity such as will never be
		
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			followed by any world. Do you
believe that this rank shall be
		
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			less glorious than a degree you
have attained in this world in the
		
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			hearts of men who have the
hypocrisy, flattering
		
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			dissimulation and I service if you
realize indeed that it is better,
		
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			or rather than between the two,
there exists no comparison at all.
		
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			Then work to attain this degree
through pure sincerity and an
		
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			honest intention in your dealings
with God. For you shall never
		
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			attain it, save it and in this
way, but if and we seek refuge in
		
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			God from such a thing, the matter
should be otherwise you should
		
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			usual there proceed with your
scroll, a crime which you deem
		
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			trivial, but which in God's sight
is grave. Then you shall be made
		
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			people for that reason and he
shall say, my purse rests upon
		
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			advisement of ego. I didn't accept
your work.