Shadee Elmasry – Purification and Prayer Class #4 2of2

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The speakers discuss the importance of planning ahead for one's possession and being forgiven, as well as the three types of water and their importance in one's life. They emphasize the importance of washing and removing oneself, washing and wiping, and practicing "will do" in certain situations. The speakers also emphasize the need for people to avoid wasting water and waiting for prayer in the mosque, as well as the importance of protecting from evil and not wasting water. They also mention the importance of practicing "will do" in certain situations and not wasting water.

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			place you can be forgiven.
		
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			Right? And the only time you won't
be forgiven is if you plan it.
		
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			Like planning your repentance
before your deed, is the only
		
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			thing that makes your repentance
unacceptable. So for example,
		
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			someone who says to himself well,
as long as I have a soft and
		
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			broken heart, and God will forgive
me, so he does what he wants all
		
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			night, right? And then he says
that, well, that doesn't work out,
		
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			right? That's sort of like, it
just doesn't work.
		
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			It's sort of like someone who buys
chocolate in the morning. Okay,
		
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			and then purposely ditches.
		
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			He buys chocolate in the morning.
Then he purposely blows off his
		
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			wife at night, and then brings you
the chocolate box. It doesn't
		
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			really count, right? Because
you've planned you've plotted it.
		
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			So likewise with Allah azza wa
jal. You can't plan and plot your
		
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			repentance before you do wrong.
But whoever does wrong, the first
		
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			question he should ask about his
repentance is, what does my heart
		
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			look like? If my heart is the
heart of a broken soul, then maybe
		
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			actually, you can easily be
forgiven, but the one who he does
		
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			wrong, then he does a big
repentance by praying a lot,
		
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			giving charity a lot. But his
heart is so arrogant, or heedless
		
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			doesn't care, right? That type of
approach with Allah like you don't
		
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			care, or you're arrogant or self
assured.
		
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			That's not the heart that God is
looking for. Right? He doesn't
		
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			want the self assured person. And
anyone who runs a business and has
		
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			employees could testify to the
same thing. You don't want an
		
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			employee who comes in? Who thinks
they know everything. Right? And
		
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			even if they do you want them at
least to have to show some
		
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			eagerness to show some like, I'm
ready to do whatever you want. I'm
		
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			really sorry for my mistake.
That's the type of person we want
		
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			to be with Allah azza wa jal.
		
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			It said one time, there was a wise
shake sitting and someone came to
		
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			him,
		
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			and said, How long does it take to
be like you? Like, how long did
		
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			you study? You know so much. He
says, As for the knowledge of my
		
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			intellect, you could study and
master Islam in eight years.
		
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			You could know what you need to
know in one year. You could know a
		
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			lot in four years, and you could
master the whole thing in eight
		
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			years. He said, Oh, that's great.
So you've been a long time you've
		
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			been a master. He said, No. But to
master your heart, it might take
		
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			30 years, to master your state of
your heart, to be able to control
		
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			your heart and move it and
realize, wait a second, you're
		
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			getting arrogant at this moment.
Come over here. You're becoming
		
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			stubborn, get back over here. To
constantly cure yourself from the
		
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			sicknesses and we can't cure
ourselves. We always have to go to
		
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			others to cure ourselves. Even
doctor when he gets sick, he goes
		
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			to another doctor, a doc a guy
when he gets something in his leg,
		
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			he doesn't perform surgery on
himself. So we're always and this
		
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			is an attribute of scholars even
will folk a quality element Aleem
		
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			above every scholar is someone
have more knowledge at all times
		
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			we have to be attached to someone
who has knowledge and who teaches
		
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			us.
		
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			Alright, so that's a side note.
Now, are there any questions on
		
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			the three kinds of water?
		
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			Any questions on these?
		
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			Okay, so now we move to Chapter
Nine, page 23. We're going to move
		
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			a little quickly here.
		
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			So we pierce purify ourselves from
Sabah who wants to read that for
		
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			us. Raise your hand if you haven't
read one you want to read for us
		
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			just
		
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			simply taking
		
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			what exactly the person that needs
		
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			to
		
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			do would not have to take the time
to
		
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			know that the true permutation of
different customers
		
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			was unclean. Whereas another con
man may
		
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			say to one minus c which
		
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			alright so in Islam and all cases
we are people who advocate for
		
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			cleanliness, but the there is a
bare minimum which Allah Allah
		
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			when he looks at a person, he only
doesn't accept their prayer if
		
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			they are ritually unclean. So if
there's an address on their
		
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			clothes, this is important because
there's a saying of the Prophet
		
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			peace be upon him. Allah does not
look at your faces. You
		
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			how beautiful your faces are or
how nice your bodies are. Some
		
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			people have very nice faces and
very nice bodies. God does not
		
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			look at these things at all.
Rather he looks at your heart and
		
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			your action
		
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			what is the state of your heart
and what are you and we should be
		
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			like this to the moment the
believing Muslim
		
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			cannot it's impossible to love
someone or hate someone simply by
		
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			the way they look. This is just
This is look at them. Look as long
		
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			as in fact
		
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			is at a highest one of the highest
levels of unspoken discrimination.
		
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			Look as people treat people okay,
far better if they look nice,
		
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			right? They treat them better.
This is wrong. The movement you
		
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			should say. If God judges people
by their heart and their actions,
		
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			I can't see their heart I could
sort of maybe feel he's sincere.
		
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			He's humble, right?
		
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			So we can sort of sense but we can
always sense we can sort of sense
		
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			how people are but not always, but
definitely we should never be
		
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			people who turn away from people
because of how they look or love
		
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			people want to be with someone
because of how they look this is
		
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			absolute ignorance. So Allah
himself a person could be a very
		
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			low status but he doesn't have
impurity upon him so Allah accepts
		
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			his prayer Alright let's keep
going
		
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			which is also Ginevra you can
write that there has about the
		
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			same thing as a Geneva
		
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			joined by a complete wash in
		
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			a similar way to Pegasus to
Washington
		
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			ones are divided into six area
from your film
		
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			to Washington support what
		
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			are the community after this one
Washington
		
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			This consists of hands on support
		
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			he stops being nice is
		
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			when doing one must make sure that
you choose his or her scalp and
		
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			the most genuinely want to shoot
		
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			at
		
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			right shoulder
		
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			to shoulder
		
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			the wonderful bottom of waist
		
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			whitening
		
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			Okay, so basically what also
		
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			is a shower basically no more no
less, it's a shower. That's it.
		
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			But the difference between it and
other showers is your intention.
		
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			Okay, so you got to make the
intention to to remove yourself
		
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			from the state of Geneva back into
a state of Bihar purity
		
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			purification that's the
difference. Now there's a sooner
		
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			way to do this. The first thing is
we have a new term here. Okay,
		
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			that bold term the ATA is the
belly button to the knees. And our
		
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			in our Islamic law is something is
that which areas should not be
		
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			exposed to anyone except the
spouse.
		
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			Right and anyone except the spouse
so we have for example, women
		
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			obviously for example, they have
their hair and their shoulders and
		
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			whatnot. Other woman could see
that
		
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			men cannot the Outre even other
women should not see that right
		
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			from the belly button to the
knees. Okay, this should not see
		
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			this area only this is only the
spouse is permitted to see this.
		
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			So that's our so we start by
washing the order. Another reason
		
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			for comments. Common sense is that
if you're on Geneva, that's the
		
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			part that gets dirty. Okay, it's
that area that got soiled, so you
		
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			need to wash that area first.
Doesn't make sense to wash and
		
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			then leave that last and then your
hands got dirty again. So you wash
		
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			all that area first by a simple
rubbing. And then you you do the
		
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			limbs of will do just to honor
these limbs and they are the arms,
		
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			the face, the arms to the elbow
and the hair. But you leave the
		
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			feet okay? Because the fee is
going to be less. So after you do
		
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			your outra then you do the limbs
of will do then you do your your
		
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			your hair. You pour water over the
hair so that's the third part and
		
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			you want to make sure it gets to
the roots. If you have breaks if
		
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			you have a
		
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			things, things, your hair's done
in such a way that you don't want
		
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			to undo it, you don't have to undo
it, you just have to make sure
		
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			water gets there. So if you have a
braid, you loosen the braid and
		
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			make sure it gets all wet. That's
all you don't have. Sherea
		
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			recognizes that people actually do
stuff with their hair
		
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			that they wouldn't want to undo.
And it leaves people at their
		
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			leisure to do that. So when you
do, also, you don't need to undo
		
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			the braids, what you do need to do
is make sure of water gets to your
		
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			scalp, which means that if you did
a straightening job, basically,
		
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			it's not going to last long. If
you if you're a woman that
		
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			straighten your hair, or you got a
perm, I don't know if people get
		
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			perms anymore, or people do the
Brazilian, right.
		
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			It's probably not going to last if
you did take a little because you
		
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			have to get water to the scalp.
		
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			So people you do that. And then
you do the top right.
		
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			Which is shoulder side arm. Okay,
all the top right of your body up
		
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			to your waist, then top left, and
then bottom right and bottom left.
		
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			So and then you have to make sure
to do your feet and between the
		
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			toes. So this is a quick just rub.
Just make sure you got your, that
		
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			water got there. That's the point.
And then for your back, you could
		
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			use one of these things that like
on a stick a loofa on a stick,
		
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			it's good to get a loofah on a
stick. It's good even just for
		
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			general hygiene to get to your
back and make sure your back is
		
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			clean. Okay, so
		
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			that's basically it. That's all it
is. But you have to make the
		
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			intention. That's the that's the
difference. Okay, you got to make
		
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			that intention. All right, then
there are certain things that
		
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			people forget the ears. When we
talk about the ears, we never mean
		
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			inside the ear because the Sherea
just doesn't require that it
		
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			requires that ledge like you have
your ear, you gotta lead right
		
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			here. Right? Because that collects
dirt. And you got behind your ears
		
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			that collects dirt, those two
things you got to get there.
		
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			And then there are some crevices
in the face. Like the eyes. Some
		
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			people have deep eye sockets, some
don't. Deep eye sockets under the
		
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			nose called the Mehran these
little crevices that people have,
		
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			you got to make sure you get these
places really well. Okay, now, my
		
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			friend went on one of these, he's
a fitness junkie. And in his
		
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			vacation, he signed up for a cross
Sahara run, right, so they do a
		
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			run across the Sahara. And he's
got a tent on his back water
		
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			bottle on his back, little food
can container of food. And they
		
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			run and someone sponsors them for
some charity or other and they run
		
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			all day through the Sahara Desert,
and there's a jeep and there's a
		
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			GPS and helicopters making sure
they're all safe. Right? So they
		
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			run all day. And then at the end
of the day, they pitch their
		
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			tents, they make fires, they rest
to eat together and it's really
		
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			fun. But he noted he was only
Muslim there the rest were like
		
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			French and Belgian people. So he
noted that what people did when
		
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			they ended their day he looked at
he was like these people are they
		
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			making will do right? Because what
he they were doing is everyone was
		
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			taking their shoes off getting a
bottle of water and then washing
		
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			the dust out of their ears out of
their nose out of their eyes out
		
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			of their feet. And he said for a
set for a while there I thought
		
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			they're all making wudu and then
he it hit him That's why we'll do
		
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			is the way it is because these are
desert people. And this is where
		
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			all the dust gets. You get dry
noses, you * nose, so you
		
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			need to blush we'll put water in
your nose, your ears, your feet,
		
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			it looks exactly like we'll do so
that's exactly why we'll do came.
		
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			But even if we're not in the
desert we still do will do in the
		
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			same way. Okay, now regarding
menstruation and postpartum really
		
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			menstruation counts for 15 days.
After this you take muscle and
		
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			pray preferably making will do for
every prayer and washing off any
		
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			blood for every prayer after
childbirth. The postpartum
		
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			bleeding applies for up to 60 days
after this she takes a hustle and
		
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			prays making will do for every
prayer okay 60 days all right so
		
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			that's that now we go to the other
bahagia which is we'll do okay.
		
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			Also known as the had also gone on
when we bless her ritual impurity,
		
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			we undo that and return to purity
through will do and everyone knows
		
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			what we'll do is but we'll do is
insert it in meta verse six. It's
		
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			actually one of the few acts of
worship that's actually in detail
		
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			in the Quran. For example, the
obligatory prayer
		
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			is not in detail how you should do
it in the Quran we have to get it
		
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			from the Prophet peace Yvonne okay
so this is his yeah your leadin
		
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			either come to El Salah Feldstein
would you hacker idea come in and
		
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			Marathi from set will be Rusick
Omar Abdullah calm in our campaign
		
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			okay when quantum joven mahalo
		
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			are you who believe when you get
up to pray, wash your faces and
		
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			your hands and arms to the elbows,
wipe by your heads and wash your
		
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			feet to the ankles. If you are in
a state of ceremonial impurity,
		
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			ritual impurity, big Janessa, you
can just put Genova there if you
		
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			want bathed your whole body. But
if you are ill, or on a journey,
		
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			or one of you come at from the
call of nature, or you have been
		
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			in contact with women. In other
words, you've had sexual
		
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			relations, and you find no water
than take for yourselves clean
		
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			sand Earth and rub there with your
face. And hence, Allah does not
		
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			wish to place difficulty or place
you in difficulty, but to make you
		
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			clean, and to complete his
favorite to you that you may be
		
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			grateful.
		
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			So the last part alludes to what
do we do when we don't have water?
		
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			Which we'll cover that later on?
So
		
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			we have two things here, what is
the difference between washing and
		
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			wiping? In when we do we'll do
okay, we wash and we wipe.
		
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			What's the difference? Washing
means water has to run on the body
		
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			part. And then you rub.
		
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			Water runs and you're wiping means
your hand is wet. You take away
		
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			wet hand and you wipe. Okay. So
that's the difference between
		
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			wiping and washing. Okay, so what
are you going to what are you
		
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			going to wash and what are you
going to wipe the obligatory parts
		
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			of will do are for the face, the
arms to the elbows, the head,
		
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			which means the hair and the feet
to the ankles, I put head here
		
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			because some people don't have
hair, they still have to do it. So
		
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			you wash your face your arms to
the elbows and your feet to the
		
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			ankles, that has to have running
water plus rubbing is required.
		
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			Okay, then your hair is the only
thing that you could wipe. In
		
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			other words, you take some water
put on your hand, and wipe any
		
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			portion of the hair. If you do the
whole hair is preferable, but just
		
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			a simple wipe on any portion of
the hair suffices in the window.
		
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			Now, when you do your hands, you
start with your hands.
		
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			Get between the fingers, okay?
Like so you get between the
		
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			fingers, you do your face, okay,
you get in there, get your face
		
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			properly, your face, what is the
definition of the face, it's the
		
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			hairline, to the ear to the temple
jaw line down to the chin. If you
		
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			have a beard, you just touch with
water over it to make sure there's
		
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			nothing, no crumbs or anything and
you don't have to go inside your
		
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			beard, you just go over your
beard, okay, and that's what
		
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			consists of the face, the eye
sockets under the nose are these
		
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			little crevices that you need to
get and do quite well. Then you do
		
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			your arms, right and the Sunda way
to do your arms is common sense,
		
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			right? You, you've already washed
your hands. So your hands are
		
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			clean, you take
		
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			some water, there's really there's
no set way to do it. But this is
		
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			the way that you'll see the
Muslims doing it, put some water
		
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			in your cup it and then you use
your hand to get the water down
		
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			and you push the water down and
you clean your hand like so you
		
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			take some water from the faucet
and you again tilt it up and let
		
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			it go down. And whether you do
that or you do the old run it
		
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			under the faucet all is the same.
Okay? It's all the same. Okay, so
		
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			then you do your hair. When you do
your hair, you just take some
		
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			water, wipe it however you do your
whole head if you want, okay by
		
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			putting your thumbs on your
temples, and then going up and
		
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			back and then up again three times
or the minimum is you take some
		
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			water and just touch over your
hair and get something over your
		
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			hair. Then the feet when you do
the feet, okay? This is the most
		
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			critical part you got to have
there has to be water that runs on
		
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			the feet. You can't wipe your hand
and do your feet. That's actually
		
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			going to make you dirty, right?
Because you might have some
		
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			moisture there that you don't
really want on your hands. So you
		
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			need to run water on your feet.
All right, and then clean your
		
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			feet. Okay, and then you don't
need to go between your toes. But
		
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			you need to make sure you do your
heel well get your ankle get all
		
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			the little parts of the feet up to
the ankle. Now here's the thing.
		
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			This will do actually affects
architecture and we
		
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			We have a bad situation here.
Right? Which we got to change. And
		
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			I'm trying to get hold the
architects, which is probably
		
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			easier, just haven't put enough
effort, right? I'm trying to get
		
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			hold the architects to start
fashioning like a place for will
		
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			do. Like you got to almost some
home, right? Doesn't make any
		
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			sense that you make you purify
yourself in the same room, that
		
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			you go to the bathroom, like
that's unclean, and then you're
		
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			making yourself clean. I mean,
first of all we'll do is an act of
		
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			worship. It's not just cleaning
yourself, and we're gonna get to
		
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			the inner soon as we'll do the
spirituality behind taking a will
		
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			do right. The Muslims never did
will do on a sink. Next to a
		
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			toilet doesn't make sense. We're
supposed to make will do in a pure
		
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			place. Supposed to make will do
sitting down in a comfortable
		
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			position. You make will do you put
your foot in the sink, you're
		
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			gonna pull a groin, okay? It's so
uncomfortable. Okay, you're gonna
		
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			get water all over your pants.
Right? You're gonna get your look
		
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			untidy. The check this out. This
is how bad it is. A Muslim, a
		
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			regular Joe goes to the bathroom
stands in front of the stall, or
		
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			the John goes to the bathroom gets
into Jassa all over himself. Okay,
		
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			goes out. You're lucky if he
washes his hands. People don't
		
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			wash their hands. If you observe
the bathroom, people don't wash
		
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			their hands, right? people wash
their cars more than they wash
		
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			their hands. He doesn't wash his
hands. He leaves if you're lucky.
		
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			He washes his hands. If he's
washed his hands, probably because
		
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			you're there. He sees another
person's Oh, I gotta wash my
		
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			hands. And he leaves. He looks
fine. Now the Muslim he goes to
		
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			the bathroom. He makes will do. He
comes out looking like a mess. An
		
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			absolute disaster. Right? It's
like, what the heck are you doing
		
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			in the bathroom? He's rolling
stuff down. He's looked like he
		
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			just took his clothes off. He's
his pants are wrinkled. His shirt
		
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			is wrinkled. Right? If he's
wearing a suit, you could even rip
		
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			your soup pin. By putting your
foot in the sink. Your sock is wet
		
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			now and it's in your shoe. Which
is like the worst possible thing
		
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			that could happen. Okay, so Muslim
he makes will do he looks like a
		
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			mess. But he's the more clean one.
Right? That's the irony of it. The
		
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			reason is, we're totally wrong.
First of all, in our clothes,
		
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			that's forget that but we don't
have the facility to make a proper
		
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			will do. So we're struggling. And
it's so easy. My friend who the
		
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			man who taught me calligraphy,
Muhammad Zachary, he taught me to
		
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			write Arabic properly. He
		
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			He's a Californian who converted
to Islam in 1950 something way
		
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			back when converted to Islam. And
he took it by the horns and he
		
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			never left it. And he converted
his downstairs bathroom into a
		
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			huddle room. So he has a faucet.
And then he's got a sort of a
		
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			seating area, no toilet, nothing.
And he makes we'll do they're in
		
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			peace. You can say God's name
because you can't say God's name
		
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			in the toilet room. So he makes a
proper will do right and doesn't
		
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			get wet. And he's got dryers
everywhere, right? So that hot air
		
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			is blowing and you don't get wet.
In the desert. It's so hot. By the
		
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			time you finish your left foot
Your face is dry. That's how hot
		
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			it is. So they didn't have issues
with that, right? So you might
		
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			read some Hadith swear, don't dry
yourself after we do. It's better
		
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			not to dry yourself, you might
read some of that hadith like
		
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			that. But I mean, if you're in the
desert, you don't need to dry
		
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			yourself in the first place. So
but the point is, though, this is
		
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			will do, it's oftentimes in a
urine Ajam situation, we got to
		
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			change our architecture, so that
we actually have places for will
		
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			do. But this is generally how you
make will do if you have a if you
		
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			make will do and then you put on a
boot that's above your ankle,
		
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			okay?
		
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			Or anything. Sock that is
impenetrable to water such as
		
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			rafting socks, like people who
raft and these types of things.
		
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			They have special socks for these
people waterproof socks, the sock
		
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			will get wet on the outside but it
won't hit your skin. At that
		
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			point, you're actually exempt from
doing your feet when you make
		
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			we'll do the second time and you
can simply wipe over the booth.
		
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			Okay, so let's say your work or
you're working in the office,
		
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			right? And you have a boot that
goes over your ankle when you make
		
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			wudu you're gonna go make a full
we'll do you won't have to do your
		
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			feet you'll just wipe over your
boots. And the key is that it has
		
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			to reach over the ankle. And what
I'm wearing now is rafting socks
		
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			basically seal skins and you can
get these on online for like 20
		
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			bucks seal skins hydro skins
because they're impenetrable to
		
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			water. You're allowed to then
		
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			wipe over them.
		
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			Just without actually doing your
feet. The key is you have to have
		
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			wudu before you put it on, and you
don't take it off again, if you
		
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			take it off the whole thing is you
lost it, you got to make wudu.
		
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			Again,
		
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			if you lost it all right, any any
question on the barebone basics of
		
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			all before we get to the inner
dimensions of wardrobe?
		
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			Yep.
		
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			The cotton socks, you can only do
that with a cotton sock, if it's a
		
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			prohibitive situation, such as a
prohibitive situation, such as
		
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			you're a person who's like just
had a surgery, or you're sick, or
		
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			you're on a plane, and it's
literally impossible to make will
		
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			do because the bathroom is so
small. So that is should be used
		
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			only for prohibitive situations.
If it is a situation where you
		
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			could make wudu but it's
uncomfortable, then you would need
		
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			the waterproof sock
		
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			which, even if even if the person
had been in their home all day,
		
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			just everything is clean. Never.
Yeah.
		
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			To just swipe over your socks
should only be used in a situation
		
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			of necessity. Yeah, that's what's
called a Roxa Roxa is the Prophet
		
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			peace be upon him did it. But he
did it in a situation that has
		
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			necessity requires a sensitivity.
It shouldn't be something that's
		
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			just constant abuse. And their
only position that has it is a
		
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			very minority position. And it
should be when someone is ill.
		
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			You're ill, you're in a plane. And
they even said, let's say like,
		
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			you're in a gym, you got you're in
court, right? And you just you
		
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			just no bathroom or what have you,
or whatever, in a gym. That's
		
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			really up to you. It's your
conscience is going to judge
		
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			whether or not I'm in a jam or
not. That's it? Yep.
		
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			What's that?
		
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			Full body wash. It also is only
needed if you entered a state of
		
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			Geneva.
		
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			Geneva, which has sexual fluid
came out of the person, which is
		
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			*, or the woman's version, or
menstruation or a postpartum
		
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			bleeding. You don't need a
whistle. Other than that.
		
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			Now, a couple things I didn't
mention soon as
		
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			we have them here physical soon,
as is the next chapter. So we'll
		
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			cover that later. And what else
about we'll do any other issues
		
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			with Moodle?
		
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			Okay, last chapter we'll do today
inner soon as of all
		
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			who wants to read? Who's got a
book on this side?
		
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			Anyone? Should I read?
		
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			All right, I'll read it.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Our practice must not be merely
with our bodies. Our hearts must
		
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			be moving as well. For each
action, there is an appropriate
		
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			emotion or feeling to be evoked.
Okay, this is very important in
		
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			Islam. In Islam, we talk so much
about actions do this, don't do
		
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			this, believe this. Don't believe
this. It's equally important. To
		
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			begin to assess your emotions.
It's equally important, your
		
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			physical, your emotional state,
okay. It's equally important. It's
		
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			a habit you gotta get into some
people are just, they're not in
		
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			touch with their emotions, their
emotions are wild, raw, untouched,
		
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			or Islam requires you to look deep
into how you feel and feel
		
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			correctly. And it tells you you
can change how you feel. So this
		
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			one says to begin, one must must
push away any feelings of laziness
		
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			regarding will do.
		
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			Most people don't pray because
they don't want to make will do.
		
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			Prayer is not a problem we'll do
is the issue. Right? People don't
		
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			feel lazy about the prayer. People
feel lazy about will do they don't
		
00:29:06 --> 00:29:07
			want to get themselves well as
simple as that.
		
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			Or the feeling that we'll do is an
unwelcome burden. Right.
		
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			And you have to ask yourself,
judge yourself, when the prayer
		
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			call comes in and you don't have
will do does it overcome you that
		
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			you're just annoyed
		
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			that you feel a burden? If you
feel that you just have to push
		
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			that feeling away?
		
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			You got to push that fear because
a lot of people are mentally
		
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			Muslim, but they're not
emotionally Muslim. What does it
		
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			mean? They're mentally muscle like
he knows I should love. But when
		
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			you actually look at him, he
doesn't want he doesn't. He's
		
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			annoying. He's bothered, right,
he's hassled, so you got to be
		
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			mentally Muslim and emotionally so
to
		
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			rather one should recall that
we'll do is a barrier between you
		
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			and Satan. You and the shayateen
		
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			The various Satan's and things
that whisper evil things to you
		
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			will do is a guard between you and
then. Okay, so when Allah asks
		
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			you, What if you want to put up a
wall you think is going to take
		
00:30:10 --> 00:30:14
			effort? Right? Do you think walls
just show up these walls that
		
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			protect us from the wind? Did they
just come up or they come up with
		
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			effort? Right? So to protect
ourselves spiritually, it takes
		
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			effort. Okay, so we shouldn't have
an issue with that. Further, there
		
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			are certain angels who will not
sit with a person who is not on
		
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			will do certain angels don't sit
with a person if he's not upon
		
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			wudu. And definitely angels aren't
around us when we're on Geneva.
		
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			Okay, Geneva
		
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			for example, after Phaedra if you
sit in vicar, this is the prophets
		
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			of this angels who will sit with
you and bless you until you lose
		
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			your will do at that point they
will be they will depart from you.
		
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			So let's say you pray Fudger or
any prayer and you say seated,
		
00:31:04 --> 00:31:08
			okay, whether you turn to sit like
I'm sitting now or you stay on
		
00:31:08 --> 00:31:12
			your knees, and you sit and you
remember Allah or you just
		
00:31:12 --> 00:31:16
			contemplating or you're making the
son that has to be Subhan Allah
		
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			come to the Lowepro there are
angels with you at all times,
		
00:31:21 --> 00:31:25
			until you lose your will do as
soon as you lose your will do
		
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			those angels will meet. Okay, so,
a will do is something that
		
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			attracts angels and protects you
from safe.
		
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			Thus, angels love one on will do
whereas the devil's hate will do.
		
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			They love that someone is not
okay. It is so much so that it
		
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			bliss, the chief of all devils has
assigned a certain group of his
		
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			legions to the sole task of
fighting your will do.
		
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			That's their sole job to get you
not to make will do.
		
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			The Prophet peace be upon him said
Verily, there is a shade on just
		
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			for will do by the name of while
ahead. So be careful of the
		
00:32:12 --> 00:32:18
			whisperings surrounding little
while ahead. Now this Satan key
		
00:32:18 --> 00:32:21
			operates in two ways. Here we're
going to see these two ways the
		
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			whisperings are of two types. The
first is that shaytaan seeks to
		
00:32:26 --> 00:32:33
			make you lazy about making wudu.
However, if you overcome this, he
		
00:32:33 --> 00:32:38
			seeks to make you confused as to
your state. Thus, the cell refused
		
00:32:38 --> 00:32:42
			to say too much will do is
actually from Shavon. Okay, what
		
00:32:42 --> 00:32:46
			does it mean? The person that
becomes obsessively, compulsively
		
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			thinking about Wait, did I just
lose my voodoo? Right? What just
		
00:32:50 --> 00:32:53
			happened? Did I lose my will do do
I have to make wudu? Again, it's
		
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			so bad. Alright, this is a true
Hadith. The Prophet peace be upon
		
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			him said Satan will try to get a
Muslim off his will do so badly
		
00:33:04 --> 00:33:09
			that he will enter into a person
and come out of his backside to
		
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			make him think that he passed gas
and he has to go make will do.
		
00:33:13 --> 00:33:18
			Right? This is how serious that
they take this matter. Get people
		
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			off the state of Google.
		
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			Okay, so this is regards one who
consistently thinks you lost will
		
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			do or that he forgot a body part.
So if you're an authority, or the
		
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			Allah, a scholar of the first
generations used to say if you
		
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			have one doubt about your
purification of prayer then
		
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			heated. So if you doubt we'll do
once then make we'll do it again.
		
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			However, once you become inundated
with doubt, that Satan shaped on
		
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			what a hand trying to ruin your
will do and get into your head, so
		
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			ignore it. And this is our belief
about doubt. If you have one doubt
		
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			like you're praying for for a
cause. And you're like, oh shoot,
		
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			is this the third or fourth? Let
me do the fourth just in case.
		
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			Okay, that's what we do. But if
this happens, the next prayer and
		
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			the next prayer and the next
prayer, this is an issue at this
		
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			point. What's the solution? Ignore
it. Ignore those doubts. This is
		
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			called the One who is married to
doubt attached doubt is just all
		
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			over his head. So at that point,
leave it off. Forget the doubts.
		
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			Now as to the positive thoughts
about well do the prophets of
		
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			Allah who I do send them said,
when the Muslim servant makes a
		
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			will do and washes his face. Then
the sin of everything he looked at
		
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			with his eye comes out with the
water
		
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			or with the last drop of the water
and when he washes his hand, then
		
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			the sin of everything he did with
the hand falls away with the water
		
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			or with the last drop of the
water. And when he washes his
		
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			feet, every sin with twit which
his feet walk towards comes away
		
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			With the water or with the last
drop of the water, thus he leaves
		
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			his will do clean and pure from
sins. So will do is not just a
		
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			matter of washing your body. It's
an it's a spiritual practice. Your
		
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			sins can be washed away just from
making will do.
		
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			Okay one day after fetcher the
Prophet peace be upon him turned
		
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			to his companions, and said, Who
here had a dream last night?
		
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			When nobody replied, he said last
night, I saw my Lord and he said,
		
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			Oh, Muhammad, what do the highest
angels dispute about? So the
		
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			highest angels in the heavens?
They're having a debate, okay,
		
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			what are they debating?
		
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			He said, I have no knowledge. Then
he said, Then he placed his right
		
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			hand on my back. God placed his
right hand on the prophets back
		
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			and he said, I felt a coolness and
all the knowledge of this world
		
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			and the next entered my heart.
		
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			Then he asked me again, what do
the highest angels debate about I
		
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			said, they debate about, about
what deeds remove sins and raise
		
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			ranks the most they are, will do
in difficult circumstances, taking
		
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			many steps toward to the mosque,
and waiting for the prayer after
		
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			the prayer. That is the robot. The
robot is the robot is the fortress
		
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			that guards the frontier. If you
ever look at a kingdom, you have
		
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			like the kingdom at the end of the
land of the king, he puts a big
		
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			fortress and he puts soldiers
there, and they just look out on
		
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			the horizon to make sure no one's
going to invade the kingdom. So
		
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			that's what's called the red box.
Okay, the rebirth is the fortress
		
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			that guards the frontier, the
soldiers there must look out into
		
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			the horizon for hours to see if
anyone is coming. It takes a lot
		
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			of patience. However, it is the
most important position because
		
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			they will be the first Warner's in
an end. If an enemy army comes. So
		
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			these are the things that most
remove your sin to make will do
		
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			when you least like it. Like
fetcher, waking up 630 In the
		
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			morning, making will do at 6:30am
is not easy, right? getting your
		
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			feet wet. At 6:30am is not easy,
right? Wintertime will do. I'm
		
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			tired after work. I just sit down,
I ate my dinner. And oh, it's
		
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			motive. I gotta pray my group just
really want to have my tea. Right?
		
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			How many times in the Muslim
household? Right? The microwave in
		
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			the Muslim household is made to
reheat tea because most of makes
		
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			tea and then he's got to pray. And
then his tea gets cold, right?
		
00:37:46 --> 00:37:51
			He's got his reheat his tea. Okay,
so these things happen. But to
		
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			overcome that within yourself and
make the will do. This is the
		
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			highest deed that will remove your
sins, and then taking many steps
		
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			to the mosque. That's why if
you're in the masjid, every step
		
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			while you're walking, angels are
blessing you. And this is why it's
		
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			the smartest thing pray far Park
far away than you could walk and
		
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			all that time the angels are
blessing you. Prophet said for
		
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			every step you take, I give you a
reward and I forgive one of your
		
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			sins.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
salam, peace be upon him, came to
		
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			the graveyard and said PC upon you
dwelling of believing people, we
		
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			will all join you soon. If Allah
wills. Then he said I would have
		
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			loved to have seen our brothers.
The companion said are we are
		
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			brothers, oh messenger of Allah.
He peace be upon him said You are
		
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			my companions and our brothers are
those who have not yet to come.
		
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			They said, how will you know those
who have not yet to come from your
		
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			OMA O Messenger of Allah? He's in
other words on the day of
		
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			judgment. He said, If you had an
all black horse that had white fur
		
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			on its legs, which are we call
Clydesdales today? Wouldn't you be
		
00:39:03 --> 00:39:08
			able to pick him out amongst other
horses? Certainly, they said,
		
00:39:08 --> 00:39:11
			likewise said the prophets of
Allah when he was selling them,
		
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			they will come with white light
shining on the areas of their will
		
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			do I will be present before them
at the house, which is the
		
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			fountain in front of paradise the
prophet has a fountain in front of
		
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			paradise in front of the gates of
heaven, but some people will be
		
00:39:28 --> 00:39:32
			driven away from my fountain I
will say come here but the angels
		
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			will say no, they changed the
religion after you alright so in
		
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			this hadith, how are how are we
described on the Day of Judgment?
		
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			The Muslims are described and
known as people who have bright
		
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			white arms bright white faces
white glowing hair, and bright
		
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			feet. Okay, that's how they're
known from the will do so the In
		
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			another Hadith The Prophet said,
light is coming to you from the
		
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			widow so do much
		
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			will do, whenever you're angry
make will do whenever you have
		
00:40:03 --> 00:40:06
			doubts make will do whenever
you're anxious make will do.
		
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			Alright, so we'll do is, is a
really powerful thing one must
		
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			make will do very slowly and
carefully while pondering these
		
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			matters and seeking forgiveness,
he or she must not waste any
		
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			water, we must visualize that we
are about to stand before Allah
		
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			maker. We're not allowed to waste
water and will do so whether the
		
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			Prophet said even if you're at an
ocean, do not waste water. Okay,
		
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			so don't turn the water on, so
that it makes a lot of noise and
		
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			it's white. No, you turn water on,
there's so much water coming, it
		
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			looks white, this is wrong, you
should turn the water on just a
		
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			little bit. That glass.
		
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			That glass is the measurement of a
mood of like an Arab speck in the
		
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			day, they had measurements, that
glass is the measurement of a mud
		
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			the Prophet used to make would do
with a glass. Okay. And he used to
		
00:41:03 --> 00:41:10
			make a whistle with four glasses
for mud, which is a saw. Okay, so
		
00:41:10 --> 00:41:14
			we obviously were were used
ridiculous amounts of water. It's
		
00:41:14 --> 00:41:21
			absurd. We waste more water than
people in in Africa drink
		
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			all these kids dying, because they
have no water. Right?
		
00:41:27 --> 00:41:30
			We waste more water than they
could ever hope to drink. So we
		
00:41:30 --> 00:41:34
			have to be careful from that. You
should turn the water on. Like
		
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			it's a drop, like literally a
string of water. That's the sun
		
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			No, do not waste any water. And
that should be our ethic in all
		
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			things, not just in Moodle.
		
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			Alright, so
		
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			are there any comments or
questions on this?
		
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			Any
		
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			anyone have anything to say?
		
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			All right, so let's stop here.
Because the next chapter might
		
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			be little details. So this is the
critical nature of blue. Charla
		
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			next week we're off. We actually
don't have class next week. Yeah,
		
00:42:10 --> 00:42:11
			because we tried to align.
		
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			We tried to align our we tried to
give a little breather. So we met
		
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			what, four or five times now. So
we're gonna take we're due for a
		
00:42:19 --> 00:42:21
			break. So we're taking a break.
		
00:42:23 --> 00:42:28
			Next week, all the subpoena
society classes are off, and then
		
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			we'll get back together the week
after that.
		
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			All right. Does anyone else have
anything to say or want to add
		
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			anything before we wrap up?
		
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			In terms of the blessings that we
mentioned, taking many steps to
		
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			the masjid.
		
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			Sure, what does it mean waiting
for the prayer after the prayer,
		
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			the act of waiting for the prayer
when you're in the mosque. You if
		
00:43:02 --> 00:43:04
			you're just sitting in the mosque,
just waiting to pray.
		
00:43:06 --> 00:43:10
			There are set the year under the
blessing of Allah at that moment.
		
00:43:10 --> 00:43:13
			At that moment, just the fact that
you're waiting for the prayer to
		
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			come in is an act of prayer. Okay,
so the angels are there bless you
		
00:43:18 --> 00:43:21
			just for that act. And what he
means you're waiting for the
		
00:43:21 --> 00:43:24
			prayer after the prayer. That
means you prayed one prayer, and
		
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			you stay in the mosque until the
next prayer comes. So you're
		
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			actually in a retreat, you're in
seclusion and retreat
		
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			for that, in that short period of
time. And in London that I used to
		
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			see in the Grand Mosque, the
central mosque, the central mosque
		
00:43:40 --> 00:43:44
			of London used to hold holds about
5000 people, if you can imagine
		
00:43:45 --> 00:43:49
			the prayer line of the central
London central mosque holds about
		
00:43:49 --> 00:43:57
			400 People just in the one line
across. And in the summertime. The
		
00:43:57 --> 00:44:01
			British are bizarre people because
they don't they just so
		
00:44:02 --> 00:44:06
			Penny Thrift, like what's the
word? They're so not stingy, but
		
00:44:06 --> 00:44:09
			they so don't want to spend money
that they don't use air condition.
		
00:44:09 --> 00:44:14
			They just use fans. Right? They
don't their stuff is not built
		
00:44:14 --> 00:44:18
			with AC. So they people used to
take refuge in the mosque because
		
00:44:18 --> 00:44:23
			the mosque had AC right. So people
used to come and pray the hood and
		
00:44:23 --> 00:44:27
			just wait in the mosque. Rest you
can take as permissible take a nap
		
00:44:27 --> 00:44:30
			a lot of people just take your nap
in the mosque and just sit in the
		
00:44:30 --> 00:44:33
			mosque waiting for the next
prayer. A lot of people used to do
		
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			that. So that's what it means.
Praying one prayer and then
		
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			waiting the whole time in the
mosques until the next prayer.
		
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			You see
		
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			most people fall asleep as soon as
that happens
		
00:44:53 --> 00:44:59
			if you slept such a light sleep
that if you drop something you
		
00:44:59 --> 00:44:59
			would wake up
		
00:45:00 --> 00:45:05
			or you could still hear people
talking. But you're you know when
		
00:45:05 --> 00:45:09
			you're in that light sleep yeah
you're like just nodding off. If
		
00:45:09 --> 00:45:14
			you just knocked it off you don't
have to make wudu it's heavy sleep
		
00:45:14 --> 00:45:14
			that requires
		
00:45:16 --> 00:45:19
			like he just not like someone who
sleeps on a bus. You see like in
		
00:45:19 --> 00:45:23
			transport if you've ever worked in
New York City, you see people all
		
00:45:23 --> 00:45:28
			the time sleeping nodding off
sometimes standing even they just
		
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			not all that doesn't require
		
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			Alright, if there's nothing else
then insha Allah Our T is coming
		
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			and our plates are coming out
controller does that communicate
		
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			with some of the considering
length and stuff Like?
		
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			Right