Shadee Elmasry – Purification and Prayer Class #13 3of3

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The importance of the prayer in the Muslim culture is discussed, as fear of rain can lead to losing momentum. The sermon given by Jesus during the Bible is emphasized, including references to solar Tuesday and solar booster. The importance of praying with a group and mastering parts of the prayer is emphasized, along with information on rules and Tuesday prayer experiences. The segment ends with a brief advertisement for a hom centers club.

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			You
		
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			need to appear before otherwise
		
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			verify
		
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			get into
		
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			the individual
		
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			demand
		
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			there a second
		
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			way
		
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			Okay, good. So, the prayer
obviously it's such an important
		
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			part of the Muslim life that it
has to have a, it has to be
		
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			defined for every situation. Now
what happens if we're in a
		
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			situation of fear? If you're at
war, right? Or your fear of
		
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			attack, okay?
		
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			The prayer is like this, the Imam
		
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			will let's say it's Asia for a
cause. Imam will pray to rock as
		
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			after the second Raka. Okay. He
will
		
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			stop, he will still pause his
prayer. Everyone else will finish
		
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			the prayer after him and salaam
out
		
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			the next group of people, right,
they go and they stand guard. The
		
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			guards now come in, and they all
say Allahu Akbar out loud. When
		
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			the Imam hears them saying Allahu
Akbar out loud, he then gets up
		
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			and starts his third and fourth
Rakas leading them in what would
		
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			be the first and second raka for
them.
		
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			Then he slams out because he's
done and they complete their
		
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			prayer. So the Imam remains in as
the pivot point.
		
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			They come in pray their prayer, he
waits, they finish they leave,
		
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			they switch posts, and then the
other group comes in Alright keep
		
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			reading.
		
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			30 people died.
		
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			However,
		
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			she said that
		
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			basically this
		
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			is for the
		
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			comedian.
		
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			All right. So someone would say,
Well, why don't they just pray in
		
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			two groups, right? One group stand
guard one prays, then they swap?
		
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			Well, it gives you the feeling
that you're divided, right? So you
		
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			want to have the feeling that you
have one Imam and one prayer, it
		
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			gives a feel a feeling of the
group groups unity and cohesion.
		
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			All right. So sometimes the fear
is so bad that you can't even do
		
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			that. Right? So what do you do
everyone prays individually, or
		
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			you pray while standing or while
walking, and you simply move your
		
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			eyes to represent standing record
and subdued, okay, or you move
		
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			your neck. In some cases, the fear
is so was so bad during one of the
		
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			invasions upon Medina, that all
Maher complained to the Prophet
		
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			that he missed the prayer
altogether. Right, he's fighting
		
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			what are you going to do?
Someone's fighting you? You got to
		
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			fight them back. He almost the
Prophet said, Oh, almost said O
		
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			Messenger of Allah. I missed the
prayer. What did the Prophet say?
		
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			Prophet said I did too. Right?
Someone's fighting, you're trying
		
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			to kill you. You have to defend
yourself. You might miss the
		
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			prayer. So you just make it up
afterwards.
		
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			All right, any questions on salata
Cove
		
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			All right. So lots of this discard
the rain prayer.
		
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			Of course back in the day, and not
back in the day even today, the
		
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			rain prayer or was a serious
prayer. You need rain to survive.
		
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			This actually recently happened in
California. The the Muslims did
		
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			the rain prayer and they got
rained two days or
		
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			One day later it's in the news if
you type in California
		
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			rain prayer they had a they rented
out a park and they had a huge
		
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			Salah is to Scott and they got
rained like a day or two later. So
		
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			and it was like really gushing
rain. Okay so this is a serious
		
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			dua in a serious prayer all right
anyone read this was
		
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			on out loud with no article
preferably reciting
		
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			the 60s only wants
		
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			afternoon priority medicine and
standard gets preferably
		
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			then sits in the middle of that
standard continue
		
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			then
		
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			they put it on the other side.
		
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			However, this should not move
anything over or upside down since
		
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			the max leaves
		
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			and then everybody needs it.
		
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			Good. So,
		
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			these are the parts it's to knock
us out loud, no event no iqama one
		
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			took beer. Okay. Unlike eight in
which you're gonna say Allahu
		
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			Akbar seven times the Imam is
gonna say that, then he's gonna
		
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			say five times in the second raka
		
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			This is just one tech. We're just
like the two records of Juma. But
		
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			you do this before the cookbook.
After the prayer then he gives the
		
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			cookbook preferably about Toba
Allah's power, making this so far
		
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			record pushing the people and
encouraging them to think back at
		
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			their false deeds and to make Toba
for them. The people that they
		
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			harmed to pray that they can
rectify those things. Then he
		
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			turns away from the people turns
back to face the tabler and
		
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			everyone should switch something
from one side to the other side.
		
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			Right to left or left to right but
nothing up to down because in the
		
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			Quran up to down has bad some
symbolism symbolic of destruction,
		
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			but change a fortune right to
left, okay.
		
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			Then he leads a long dua
		
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			while the people are standing and
the people are still sitting a
		
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			long DUA and then after the DUA,
everyone leaves that's the end of
		
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			the salata list is discard
		
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			so it's as simple as that. Usually
it takes a little longer than it
		
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			would take to do Joomla Alright,
so to rock us out loud a speech
		
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			same way like Joomla with the same
introduction gives a sermon sits
		
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			gets up again, second part of the
sermon then he ends it then he
		
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			turns around switches something
everyone should switch right to
		
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			left or left to right. Then they
make the DUA Okay. Serious dua
		
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			that should be a long dua as long
as possible in any language Arabic
		
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			English Farsi or to do whatever
		
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			then that's it. That's a lot it's
just got any questions on that?
		
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			Yep.
		
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			Any day, any day in the beginning
of the day before though, it
		
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			should be at before the workshop I
attended one is the SCA in Mecca.
		
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			Actually, it was one time was in
Mecca. And they did sell out to
		
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			this discard
		
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			it's sometimes it's shorter than
Joomla because I remember what I
		
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			remember the speech was very
short.
		
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			All right. So lots of top down
		
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			dreaming flips to pray
		
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			associated eclipses grand
happenings.
		
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			However, it is something no other
player has to
		
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			after making
		
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			one return standing that sends
another sooner than makes it again
		
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			then rises again. That goes into
session
		
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			and this occurs in a second
		
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			in the
		
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			beginning
		
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			All right, so solar eclipses tend
to be quite long. lunar eclipses
		
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			are short. Solar eclipses, people
are out, it's in the middle of the
		
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			day, lunar eclipses everyone's at
home. So they're different. The
		
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			prayers are different.
		
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			Solar Eclipse the Prophet peace be
upon him wanted the people to be
		
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			busy during the solar eclipse,
because maybe not that now but in
		
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			the past, people used to really
bring up a lot of suspicions, or
		
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			superstitions, sorry,
superstitions during eclipses,
		
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			people would say, a great person
is dying, or a great person is
		
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			going to be born, or other such
superstitions. And so the Prophet
		
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			peace be upon him. And also think
about people in the past. You see
		
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			the sun just being eclipsed, they
will get very scared, right? Then
		
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			pre scientific errors. So the
Prophet established this prayer.
		
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			Now, these might be the wisdoms
behind the prayer, but we still do
		
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			the prayer, even if people's
unfortunately, like science makes
		
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			everything humdrum. Okay, so it's
a solar eclipse. So the planets
		
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			are just lined up like this. So
it's no big deal, right?
		
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			Scientists sort of demystified
everything. There's nothing like
		
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			amazing anymore. Science is
explanation for everything. So
		
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			it's quite boring, right?
Ignorance makes things a little
		
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			bit more interesting. Okay. In any
event, you're going to do this
		
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			prayer either way. So this prayer
is sunnah you solar eclipse is
		
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			definitely go out to the masjid
and pray with a group. All right.
		
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			And this prayer has no event no a
comma, but it's different in
		
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			another way. Okay? The way it's
different is that there's two
		
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			rules. So you Stan Fatiha Surah
Racor, you get up fat. So again,
		
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			then record again, then you get up
and then you do such that as
		
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			normal to sagittis. Get up again,
Fatiha. Surah Racor, get up
		
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			Fatiha. Surah real cool thing get
up then go into Sagitta again, so
		
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			it's too dark cause but to to
cause per Baraka. Okay, and the
		
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			service should be very long. Okay?
The search should be very long,
		
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			okay?
		
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			Not necessarily, is he going to
give a speech or anything, but if
		
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			he wants to give a few words he
can. So that's the solar eclipse.
		
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			Now, the lunar eclipse, again,
taking in consideration and
		
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			consideration most people will be
at home, it's simply to regular
		
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			records, okay to regular records.
		
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			Without the tour, double record,
and not necessarily in a gym out
		
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			if you do it in a group. It's fun.
But it doesn't necessarily have to
		
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			be in a group like the solar
eclipse.
		
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			Lunar Eclipse, we just had one
recently, and we just did the
		
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			prayer here. Unfortunately, it was
too cloudy to actually see the
		
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			Eclipse. But we did it. And we
established that sooner. If you
		
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			notice, all throughout the
philosophy of the prophets, and
		
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			the ultimate is just to find any
incident to gather the people for
		
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			prayer.
		
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			Any, any really reason to gather
the people and make prayer. That
		
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			was the prophets principle. And so
he established all these prayers.
		
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			All right, any questions now?
		
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			Any questions on this? Alright, so
that finishes actually, basically,
		
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			I believe we've covered like 99%
of everything to do with the
		
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			prayer. Okay. Anything that you
read about the prayer, probably
		
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			you'll find it here. Just to
recap, the chapters of the book,
		
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			the units of the book, are these
		
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			five units, importance of the
prayer, then preconditions and
		
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			then obligatory prayer, then inner
dimensions of prayer, and then
		
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			Part Five, all of the
supererogatory prayers. What you
		
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			have to be a master on you. You're
obligated to master really parts
		
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			one through four.
		
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			And then part five, you should
consider that, you know, like
		
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			going the extra mile and learning
the extra prayers. Because really
		
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			our deen is the prayer. That's the
most important thing about our
		
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			deen.
		
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			All right, any comments or
questions?
		
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			Anyone
		
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			All right, so if not, then we're
done for today. Tomorrow. I mean,
		
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			next week, we have a test
		
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			a comprehensive tests on all this,
okay.
		
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			And if you pass,
		
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			you pass if you fail you
		
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			The sheep pass, you can stay. If
you fail, you're kicked out of the
		
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			masjid and out of the community.
Okay? No, I'm just kidding. But
		
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			inshallah everyone passes, but
will pass and then we should
		
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			celebrate the week after that
Insha Allah, maybe we should
		
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			figure out some kind of
restaurants to go to
		
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			bring your families to, we want to
make it like everyone bring their
		
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			families, right. Bring your kids,
bring your kids bring your
		
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			husbands wives,
		
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			and then show that they can get to
know each other. We can have a
		
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			dinner out and show that we'd
probably do it earlier too, since
		
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			kids might have bedtimes. All
right. So we'll discuss that later
		
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			on. Subhanallah homophobia,
Hamrick. Illa Illa and tennis
		
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			takfiri according to Greg LeMond
shared on the regime Smilla
		
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			Rahmanir Rahim whereas in an
internal affair hosted Illa leadin
		
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			Manuel Minnesota had what was what
was so severe was Marley?
		
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			Right