Shadee Elmasry – S6 E5 The Power of Nisf Shaban
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manda Rahim Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato. Welcome
everybody to the Safina society podcasts. Today, I'm your hosts.
Maureen is not with us today, unfortunately. And today we have
Alex to my right Ryan is in front of me. And then we have Othman
Qureshi, also known as The Wizard of Oz is on our left because he
put together this whole studio. And then we have Waleed also known
as Prince of Persia. He's the one who asked the question about
concubines today.
We'll let it pass. The question before it was what's the best book
for Islamic books for kids? Next question, will lead Well, what if
my concubine isn't cooperating?
Enough with the Maliki method where I was able to say, you know,
we don't answer hypotheticals, though. And when you do come
concubine, and she's not behaving properly as you wish, then we
could talk about it. Right? Maybe there's a return policy. So all
right. Today's topic is laid out in this room and Chabad that's
just the starting point. And it goes where it goes, 100 of the
topic goes where it goes, right wherever we need wants to take us
today.
But it goes where it goes after later to the switch. Mm hmm. But
we'll begin with any anyone's opening remarks, Alex, the opening
remarks on lead instrument Shaban or anything else that you want to
start off with. I don't know enough about it. Okay, so we have
I'm here to learn today, I have this book given to me by shifty
acid for me, that I read every year, starting last year, but I
read half of it in the live stream. The other half, we're
gonna read Thursday, and today, we're gonna read snippets of it,
and we're gonna read it on March 17. itself, which is nuts
instrument Chevette at MBSE. So we're meeting before, we're going
to read for a little bit summary, then we're pretty sure. And then
we're going to have some pm led Shafi style. Okay. The only way we
can do it is we become savvy for about half hour.
US comments.
I feel like the last like two months, ever since Ramadan has
come into discussion. It's like, I've just been feeling like I've
been getting ripped apart. Like my whole entire hair like ideas of
myself. My Everything. I feel like it's all just getting ripped apart
in shadow so I could build it back up. Yeah, maybe I'll rip it apart
more during Ramadan.
Things on, like unraveling. Yeah, everything cheap. I didn't know
about this.
That sounds bad, though. In a good way. Okay, good. Like if you're in
a good way. Yeah, there is a metaphor some people are you an
onion? Or are you an artichoke? Because artichoke inside of it has
something that you eat, right? You peel off? You guys know what an
artichoke is? It's a it's like scales on a fruit. Vegetable. I
mean, it's a vegetable with like scales, right? You keep ripping
off and then you get the heart of the artichoke, there's something
there when you peel off. There's something there at the at the
inside of the artichoke. Whereas an onion, you peel, peel, peel and
there's nothing there at the end of it. Right? So some people are
like, Are you not a really attractive because you don't
really want to be either, right? But are you an onion? Are you an
artichoke? Or I love the other metaphor, the old metaphor, we
haven't bring it up for a long time. Are you a carrot, an egg or
coffee beans. So the carrot under pressure, it's hard, and then it
softens. When you put it in hot water. The egg is really fragile.
But when you put it in hot water, it hardens. You could drop it,
nothing happens. You can still eat it.
The show, it's not going to crack. And then you have the coffee bean
under pressure transforms the water. Trans Eve like is basically
a martyr because he's gone. But at the same time, he transforms the
entire environment when you put them under pressure. So which one
are you? Oh, my neck
will lead What do you ever say? Well, we start off from the low
good. I think the clip that you gave a couple of weeks ago it
really punctuated it and I think it's like a very important
reminder about following the sacred calendar versus falling and
you know, the secular calendar and like the new cycle, yeah. Because,
you know, they're always trying to peddle something on us. Yeah. And
they're always trying to, you know, it's always something new
for a while it was COVID Now it's a Russian Russia COVID situation,
or Russia Ukraine situation. But you know, our calendar, it's very
static, and there's always something new. There's always
something that we need to be, you know, working towards, and
something that we're learning from, and it's always something of
guaranteed benefit. Like the sacred calendar of our deen is for
your own benefit. The calendar that's created for us in the
secular world people don't realize is been created for you by the
marketing companies. Valentine's Day,
or let's start from January New Year's.
Next event Super Bowl.
Next event, Valentine's Day, next event. That's why I told you there
must be a crisis between February and March because there's nothing
going on.
Right. They have to invent a crisis. Yeah. There has to be a
crisis between February March. That's also when the movie studios
put out their worst movies. Yeah, that was that they know we're
gonna flop. Yeah, they put them in January, February. Yeah. Nobody
puts up movies. There's no sports going on except the regular season
that no one watches in basketball, hockey. It's just the regular
season, right? It's not newsworthy, nothing's newsworthy,
right? No blockbuster movies, blockbuster hits.
People are out. They're not out and about their home their time,
they spent all their money to spend all their money. Okay, so
that's February, March is the dead time, not for us for the secular
calendar, right. And then from March you go, okay, maybe March
Madness is a minor thing, right? In sports world, in the whole
scheme of things. It's a minor thing. And then you start hitting
the spring break thing. And then all the movies come out, people
start coming out, spring break, summertime vacations. So the
tourism business picks up everything things up. But there's
got to be something it's empty in this time of year. But if you
realize if you think about how the secular calendar works, you're
just you're being sucked.
It's designed to suck your dollars out of your pocket. That's it, or
your eyeballs. Okay, watching the TV or watching whatever. But the
sacred calendar that Allah and His Messenger have given us is for our
benefit. So why are we going to trade something that's cheap
entertainment, where we get sucked dry, versus something that we get
to benefit from? And and we get energy? Like when Ramadan comes?
We get energetic? Yeah, like it energizes us rather than like the
secular holidays. It just sucks all your energy out. Oh, totally.
You're totally right. You're totally right. You renewed Yeah,
as a secular holiday, is always a letdown in the sense that, like,
you gotta go back to the humdrum of work or whatever. Yeah. And so
the issue for us too, is that our, our holidays, or our calendar is
always going to be unique. So you're not going to have so
Ramadan in the summer again for another long time, right.
So you have to enjoy it while it lasts. Because you're going to be
33 years older next time. This Ramadan comes in the summertime.
Alright, so I was, I guess, in my mid 30s, when he came in the
summer for the first time and experienced that, which was an
amazing experience. Because every single night, the kids were off
from school, and my kids were young, but the kids in the
community were off from school every single night. Then, at one
point, we just like, why close the mustard, let him just play ball.
And the kids or the workers, the other kids, their friends, just
play ball to fetch, then some of the moms would bring so hold, then
eventually, of course, last two nights, we have full support in
the masjid. So literally, it gets taught gets transformed, but it's
never going to happen again. Now it's moving in into the into the
spring. Next thing you know it is going to be in the winter, and
then you're gonna have winter break, you're gonna have Ramadan,
in every single winter break, you know, for about four or five
years, at least a part part of Ramadan. And the key part is when
the last 10 Nights is in the entire winter break. It's a whole
nother experience. It's a great experience, because the nights are
long, the fastest short and then I took off. So that brings us to win
eight, it's in the stream in Java. Okay, let's start reading these
ahaadeeth and epic data and everyone can feel free to chime in
on me go down with your loved one.
And then nebi Salah hottie was Santa Monica. Leila Tunis FIM in
Shaban young man, Azerbaijan Illa sama dunya Okay, which means that
ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada sends down his command, or sends down his
Rama or sends down a Melech to fulfill His will. Fi Andorra Illa
fi Andorra Illa delivered. Then he gazes upon the acts of the
servants, which you may ask, Is he always seeing the acts of the
servants? Well, of course he is. But whenever ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada
says that he does something, which he always already does, it means
extra emphasis. That means the sins are multiplied, and the good
deeds are multiplied. Everything's multiply whenever losses, Allah is
gazing upon you, that means whatever you do is multiply. Okay,
so the gaze of a lots of hundreds out is on the first row, and
specifically, the people behind the email. This is another like
other, that means there's extra reward in that and we know that
there's greater reward in the first row anyway. So anytime that
Allah says that he does something that we already know in general,
he does, it means it's emphasized and maximized, forever filled with
endless suffering, he seeks He forgives those seeking
forgiveness, were to bother to wellbeing and he relented upon
those who are relating unto him.
Whereas the G would have said any and he answers those who are
asking, why up and whatever clean and he suffices those who are
relying upon him in see that was in his shot.
of his Brava.
He says that the dua of a person is of a couple kinds. The first
job is the dua that he feels and he knows that it's something as if
Allah wants to give it to him. He feels that because every time he
makes that dua, a Sakina descends upon Him. He feels a calmness
every time it makes that dua. So it's causing a second, which means
it's a polyp that he has intuited that Allah wants to give it to
him. Because every time he asked for it, he feels a Sakina.
Secondly, is Dr. Matar the dua of the someone who's in complete
desperation. And then the third type of draw is da da, da. And
what's the dua of somebody who has no desires at all, he's in a
complete state of
Sakina. And he's uttering the DUA that is in the Sunnah out of a
bed. But he's and he's totally relying on a line, if you notice
the door of the sun, most of them are very general.
Well, he was just talking about the Mikasa.
I was just talking to a leader earlier today about the types of
doors that were accepted, like categorically, from the oppressed,
the parent for the child and the traveler. Right. So there's like
the same conversation but just like the upside, yeah, yeah. And
we have to read that book. Actually.
Sudan was, should have his robot. It's amazing. We should read
everything from CD. We have to, we have to. And then he says we're
way ahead of the VA in life. alluvium, Shaman, Delic and people
who have feuds. He leaves them off. feuding with another Muslim,
leaves them off. We have the new Virginia dementia, and he forgives
whoever he wishes except a mushrik or thoughts enough's Hara Masala
or the majestic or the murderer, Elmo Shahan. Someone who is in the
Masha and they different. Is it someone who's fighting? Or is it
someone who's an innovator in Aveda. Because some of the Sahaba
he the in this in this book, they mentioned that it's the innovator
in his data.
And he comments so far, I should have read the next
woman How do you hear a man of Minnesota Minnesota Deanna with a
man of Navid us.
Carla, Carla Rasulullah sallallahu he was telling me they cannot
leave it on the stream in Shaban with other people who lay if it is
the night of Shabbat and 1/3 of it is gone. Okay Jens evil Lords of
Article what's the meaning shortly after Isha, which is a third of
the night is God that ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada comes down to the
earth of this world, headman died. Fuji will anyone asking so I can
give him Hellman was self healing fell for Allah
Fula Is there anyone seeking forgiveness? Forgive him, Adam and
Eve in federal body and one repenting, so that I may relent
onto him. fail if you rule it what is what does it mean? Anyone
repenting, so I may relent on to him, anyone trying to draw near to
me away from sins. That's our repentance to Allah and the Toba
of Allah is when he gives us still feel to do very bad and to avoid
the sense
fail to really Momineen it Allah forgives all the believers except
Zania txi will be feted you her a woman who earns by her private
parts I shot on or a false tax collector. Muslims, are you
working for IRS and stealing our money, which you have no right to
take? I'll pay the local taxes. I can see what's happening, even
though they should supply me with a detailed list. By the way, in
the video, the local taxation is not a tax. It's it's a it's a
forced contract. That has a valid reason. They're going to take our
trash, they're going to pave our roads. They're going to put lights
in the road so nobody falls. That's it 90% of your local
municipal taxes for schools and police. Yeah. Which, which if I
don't have a kid in school, I shouldn't pay for it. If you don't
want the cops for us, and you also Yeah, if I don't if I don't have a
kid in school, it's voluntary, if I want to contribute a soda,
right, and it should be tax exempt. Right? Tax Exempt tax.
And then and then the cops but it's like what it's rewardable
Right? That's the difference. isn't like rewarded for what
you're giving. Yeah.
Yeah, so we're not we're not getting any reward. And then the
cops What should we do with the cops or should we be should we be
involved and who's policing us? Yeah, like, we just gotta say and
any this the correct position on school taxes is that if you have a
child in the schools, you should actually get a refund if you can
apply towards the school.
Your choice for your children 100% All they give us the bus refund.
And know the bus fare, you should be able to, you should be able to
take and it doesn't have to be the full $30,000 per child or whatever
it's costing, somewhere around there. It could be, it could be a
half of that. But that should be that should go to you being able
to handle private education for your child where you choose 100%.
And then
the for the cops, if people had to say and who's their cup, they
would pick people like them, that's gonna reduce a lot of the
problems, right? In New Jersey, a lot of towns have residency
requirements for police. Yeah, but that residency only applies up
until you graduate from the Academy. That's, so you get a lot
and it has to be six months prior to entering the academy. It should
be all the time, you should have to live in the town. So we get a
lot of guys coming from, you know, suburban towns to Paterson or they
rent an apartment there right before they apply to the
application, go through the academy and then move out back to
you know, West orange or Wayne or wherever they actually Okay, so if
he lives in Wayne, and he works in and then he gets another
investment in the community. Yeah, no investment, no skin in the
game. So so we're paying for this, we need to know we should we
should be able to vote for the person who, you know, we should
have a say, because people will naturally put in as cops people
that are similar to them. Right? Yeah. So you're gonna end up with
a decent cross section. So if they have the community is Chinese and
other half is let's say Indian, you're gonna have half Chinese and
half Indian cops most likely. That's our job. I mean, this is a
matter of opinion. But, and it Ryan, you have an opinion on this?
I don't have an opinion. But I just wonder. Like, I'm not
defending the person who takes taxes. I'm not defending the one
who takes taxes from people or the of course the prostitute or
anything like that. But why those two specifically?
They're harming the community, the society. Right? They're very there
are a lot of people harming the society. But that's a good
question. Why those two in specific allow them? He says the
prostitute the Asha.
Okay, the tax collector, unlawful tax, it should yes, you're allowed
to tax for police and for
military sometimes allowed to do that the outside and the internal
armed forces outside Julian Julian beno within Akihisa net a man with
whom there is another feud. All right with with whom he has a
feud. What Oh Mohammed bin Asym to hit burn.
Be senati and the MSA Denon coutry Roger Lawton, toronto jacada. So
the Allahu Ana forgot. Your MSA had didn't even show in Samia to
whom? Rasulullah Salallahu Salam o Ambleside liquidity. Tell me
something that you heard from the messenger of allah sallallahu
alayhi wa Salam wa Hadith give me about a few years now. I'll tell
you with what I saw him doing. But I will say cannot assume the loss
of Allah when he was salam ala Raja a la sala to Sofia Corolla.
If the Prophet goes out to the federal prayer, that's the proof
that we call Salah to soap right there. Maliki a call fetch we call
it fetches the time this is called sub. So be careful with that
though. Yeah, like if you say to Egyptian you're gonna think I
know. It's the prayer whenever you will go.
Somehow and eat in Egypt they have considered it so long on time.
It's called Fetch. But if you pray wake up late and pray it's called
soup
a lot of mom lets me know that.
While sorry Nora woman venia dn or a woman kullfi Nora one You mean
you know the one she made in order woman felt in order or mentality
in order for our family norm neurotic that distant didn't
necessarily have anything to do with the letter to Mr. Chabot?
Just that heady night period. Yeah.
Torrents question. I think those people are eating from the Haram
right. And they're not abandoning their trade. Yes. That it's it's
it is. Haram. Yeah. So get them to make dope as well right before
Ramadan comes to that. Also, another reason why it could be so
those people are like the men in the Hadith discloses haram it's
just haram. So how should his God be except everything about it? So
if you're if you're eating from haram, and he's like, you're
professional, like you stole but like, you're constantly all your
risk is haram and there's no acceptance of it from you. So
anyone who's risk is haram. Right is do I will not be accepted.
That's one of sort of the, the responses to a lot of the, you
know, laments about people's guys like especially here in the West,
when people's dogs are not accepted that how much of the
stuff that we're doing is how the food the the houses that we're
living in, you know, the money that we're making.
So people who get risk from heart Amin, so what's the extent of
that? Because of course, if you're working with me directly, if
you're working with rubber directly, of course we can, I
guess consider that in Chrome, right. What about like an engineer
working in, like defense industry or people like fueling the schools
or the school
reason I find out. So So you saw I'm saying what's taking the
limit? Yeah, the basic rule on jobs is that you look at the
industry, the company, if the company is serving an unlawful
means the no work in it is allowed, even changing a light
bulb there.
And if you're an H vac guy, and they said, Come change, the
heating is not allowed.
If the general game of the company is lawful, then you may work
there, but not do the thing that is unlawful. So that for example,
let's say you're selling, you're working at a fish market, the
overall
function of the companies how that, but then if he has like one
or two products that are haram, then you don't sell those
products. But the overall working in the fish industry selling food
that is hella lawful G, is how that for you. That's overall
ruling on those things. So how do you categorize the banking
industry? Is it saving people's money in the bank? Or is it purely
whatever? Right?
Probably, it's probably more closer to the huddle, right?
In the United States in 2022, banks don't actually hold your
money for your savings, they take your money, and then make loans on
a multiple of that amount that they have times times 10, I think.
So fractional reserve banking, right. So if you deposit 100,000,
they'll lend out a million dollars based on what you put into it. And
then they make room off. So yeah, there's no, there's services, not
that their service is not like the olden days where you put money in
the bank. And their job is to have that big fat vault, right that
nobody else could afford a huge vault just to preserve your money.
That's way back in the old days. That's that's the function of a
bank. Right? Although I will say this is advice that I got be
scrupulous with your own income. And then when you see somebody
else that's in a question or situation, you know, I have given
the benefit of the doubt hosted like, like,
when Shaco asked, asked one of his teachers, who was a government pay
the man who's like, isn't it haram to get money from this haram
government in Syria? And he said, Well, they sell postage stamps.
So just assume that my salary comes from the poachers. So
if they remove the mail, later, he found out that he donated all that
money anyway.
That's amazing shape,
located Ruby. Now, here's the thing too, is that if you make
Toba though, hulless, you're in the clear, as many people have
engaged in dribbly contracts, for whatever reason, but they make
Toba from it. Now, sometimes they're stuck in it.
Maybe it's a car, you can't refinance a car, right? You're
stuck with it. You took you bought the car, and maybe you didn't
understand what the deal and you're thinking to yourself, Well,
I'm not taking any money from anyone, I'm just taking a car,
right? And I'm just paying this is the number that they gave me. So
many people might think that, where's my dip? I didn't take
money from someone and give it to somebody else. Right? Because they
built in the loan, right? That's built in the sale. So many people
can get confused with that, even though the technical answer is
according to the most of the argument that it does count as a
debit transaction. But if you did fall into that class make you
suffer. Make a sincere so far, and move on. Rather than trying to
justify it. I always try to under people who try to alter Allah's
law by justifying it. Like who are you? Who do you think you're
fooling? Like, do you actually sleep better? Because you fool
yourself? Why don't you clear your conscience by just admitting guilt
and say, Oh, Allah, I'm weak, forgiving 100% This is the entire
Oh, wait. I'm sure that there's legitimate Islam. And I don't know
enough about finance to make a claim one way or another. But the
whole idea that we're going to really try real hard to structure
something Islamic to model the after Gribble banking. Yeah, just
the whole project doesn't make sense. Yeah. I mean, there might
be there might be heartless to do it. But well, what a way to do it.
profit, profit. Profit percentages, you know, talking
like, yeah, like that's that's how the, the thing is, what they're
doing is they're looking at haram banking, right, just to be
simplistic about eating and going, how can we do that in a way that's
not haram? Yeah. Rather than looking at it as that that whole
industry is terrible. And there has to be, we have to find new
ways, like a man, a man in California that they could trust
for buying homes, they just completely go away from the whole
financing model. It's part of the it's part of an inferiority
complex and a lack of confidence in our own indigenous tradition,
like the ability for us to come up with something on our own to be a
valid alternative to this, and it will take a lot of capital to get
it going. Yeah, that's the end. The thing is, most people with the
capital, we've gotten it through cooperation, which we don't have
as a cooperation tool, which we should have, but we're like the
vegans that you don't want to feed me yeah.
Like, how weird is it like to me, I mean, like, I guess people here
in Jersey, it's like normal, but like to me when I came here and
everybody's eating like, the straw me and so it's like, like, Dude,
it's there's a reason why I mean it's
pastrami at least his beef, right? Yeah, even non Muslims pastrami
like, oh, yeah,
yeah, but I mean, the bacon like the Hello beers and stuff. I mean,
like
here's the thing I, from what I understand the ones that survive,
whether it's university or guidance behind the scenes, they
are a conventional bank
selling loans, right. Yeah. Which is right selling contracts, etc.
and borrowing from Fannie Mae, what it's what he's got Freddie
Mac or whatever. Yeah. So but the surface contracts where you is
basically for your unconscious to be able to buy a house and say
okay, here take this, we aren't conscious in front of Allah will
do the Haram in the back? I don't know. Yeah, I think that that's
what I heard like, so I had a friend from Saudi, and he was like
trying to get something from a bank or whatever. He said, what's
the like, after like talking to them or whatever, once they
stopped beating around the bush, they just called it river. They
didn't even bother, like, they were just like, yeah, we'll set
you up with this river load, whatever is you think the thing is
that once the contract passes from you, it's then treated like any
other package loan, that's bought and sold. Okay? Because that's why
after a while, you're gonna get yourself you realize you're paying
some other bank.
Right? When you when you get one of these deals, it doesn't change
the fact that the contract you signed is valid. It's a valid
contract. But he took that. And he sold that to another bank. Now,
some of these guys who are listening, they might get upset
with me, but I'm telling you what you shouldn't do. The regular
agents should not get upset with me because I'm confirming the
contract that Muslims are signing is a valid contract. What they do
behind the scenes, first of all, university is not a Muslim owned
operation.
It's a guy to Dearborn, Michigan. Yeah, originally from Jersey, he's
an Italian dude. It sounds Yeah, yeah. And then guidance. I didn't
deal with them, to be honest with you. But I have heard it's the
same exact thing. You start with them, you pay them. After a couple
months or so you're gonna find like some random old bank, that
you're paying some random old bank and the bill says interest rate.
Okay. In any event, that's a whole nother panel. I don't know if you
guys know a guy by the name of software, Allah. No, no, he's on
Twitter. He's a he's a finance guy. But basically, he, you know,
he worked in the Islamic finance industry for years and years, like
an executive at the highest level, and, you know, consultant now,
basically, what he's describing is exactly what we're talking about
where we know, and we're imitating the kuffaar. And he says, you
know, he brings up the analogy, that, you know, I'm an executive,
apparently, I don't know, you know, I'm not associated or
anything. But somehow, as an executive, I always know exactly
what to tell, the filthy that I'm going to to get the Sukla he says
that I have 100% success rate, and every single person in industry
has 100% success rate in the financial contracts and the, you
know, the the products that they're selling, and the software
that they get back. And, you know, because the thing is, is that it's
one thing to get the network, and it's the other thing to actually
present, you know, the information regarding it, he knows exactly
what points to obscure, and what points not to obscure, and you
know how to present it and then you know, the item, either they're
not doing enough due diligence, or it's being you know, they're being
deliberately lied to. And the situation is being made far less
complicated, you know, to, you know, dumbed down so that they can
give the fact that they want to do this is this is one of the, what
do they call it one of the hazards? occupational hazards,
mostly, your job is to make stuff halal for people if possible. And
then you have people coming to who's like a guy who's trying to
make his relationship with his girlfriend, Khaled. So he's gonna
play down certain parts of it. Say, we're at the bar gift. And we
did have an agreement.
It seemed like a marriage the most defines a way to call it a
marriage, right? No, yeah. Here's the thing that the thing is that
like, very much like Islamic schools. The reason that solutions
don't get found made, or Islamic schools can grow, but is that
whenever you have something that you need to do right away? Right,
the woman needs homes now. Okay, yeah, guy with five kids needs a
home now. Right? So they make a solution. The problem is that once
you make a photo based solution, he's usually never move on from
there. Right? So once you make a like a shortcut solution, a quick
a quick fix solution for people, you usually have no urgency to
move on beyond that, to get a completely original scheme of
things. Now what I'm the reason I mentioned this, I was supposed to
because already
Saturday when you need one quick right away, we need one. So
there's oftentimes no time to sit down and plot out the perfect
scenario of let's get a funding source first, then we get our
building. And then we never have to worry about, you know, it being
cheap or anything because you have a funding source. There's no time
for that. Right? We need something now real quick. And that's what
most Islamic organizations they grew up with almost handicapped as
is because there was a quick fix because it was actually urgent.
And it's just two quick things. It's like, it's like the federal
European Council on me was need to get their protein right now. So
allowing it and then you have people still calling that fact
with 35 or 40 years, or however long again, the Feds well, when
something becomes a federal that spread, it's treated as if it's
the ruling after a generation, right. So that's the danger of
Roxas you now next chapter here will lay here related to industry
min Siobhan etc vehicle feet here he laid it in this so the
encouragement to give life to this night there's no specific a bed
but he's going to give you different things here in general.
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Anhu an interview somebody was gonna either candidate it to
nurserymen Shaban for Kumu Leila was Munna her or her if it is the
night of the Nestle Shaban stand it's night and fast it's day for
and Allah azza wa jal NZ Luffy her rubies shrimps that ALLAH SubhanA
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wealthy? Give him an
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anyone like this anyone like that until
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who had been the manager fee soon and he will bye. Bye hottie fish I
will email. So if anyone has an issue with this idea of fasting
Mr. Shaban and making a lot of pm Lane in the night of Mr. Chauvin
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gonna be happy that he misled the who's going to have an issue with
him I'm gonna be happy who it is said that every Imam all followers
of the format hopes they owe their Imam something and they're even
knows them nothing except the relationship between BAFTA and
Shafi is Bae happy outlined the chef a school get wrote his
biography filled in the blanks of what Chef I didn't talk about but
based upon His precedent what he would have said about it. So they
always say that about 50 to a chef a so if Allah is going to put this
man in that Macomb then we should believe that he he has water and
he has caution in a hadith that he transmits to the OMA
and he was also the last known major transmitter of Hadith. You
know, he was the last one that is considered like his book where he
went out and got the SNES himself after him. Night most of the books
are just citing the the major books of Hadith like for example
40 Hadith of No, of course he came way later so he's just citing from
the books because nobody chased chases after the SNES anymore All
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give life here. Lael means all the forms of, of good deeds, whether
it's sadaqa, whether it's salah, whether it's dua, whether it's
Kurata Quran whether it's salaam Nabi sallallahu alayhi wa salam,
all of the forms of a bad Bisola Tessa via allottee a lemma
Hanabusa Allah wa salam, the army al Abbas while the lady Heatman
Akari be Hicks Allah wa for our Abu Dawood. I love her Woodward's.
He is one of the strongest books, like there's very little weakness
in his books, right. And he's considered the little even
Muhammad. He was like, whatever mm Akhmad was upon he was upon like
it, he honored him. He loved him so much and mmm, I loved him so
much. That to honor him, you know, Akhmad cited him in his most net.
Like he takes a Hadith from him and mustard. And back in the day
that was actually a testament. Instead of like saying something
officially you if you cite him, if you take ideas from him, that's a
sign that you find him trustworthy. So that's
Embudo and I will do eventually after remember, Hammonds, Mina and
Imam Muhammad became almost like a veteran scholar that the ruler of
Iraq, the Khalifa came and he asked Abu Dawood to go to bussola
because Buster had a fitna had had a drama that were really terrible
thing happened in busta and he said, Go and revive it. We need
you to go there and revive it by start teaching there. So he moved
over to Buffalo and he revived the city. Now widowed has a whole
Senate that goes back to Abdullah bin abbess that the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, makalah lil Abbas Ivanov the
notary
he told to our best his uncle yeah I'm Allah all Deka
Should I not give you something? Allah I'm not okay. Should I not
gift you with something? Allah or hymnbook? Should I not love you?
Allah if Allah laka Ashra Hassan Should I not do 10 things for you?
Either identifies the Danika for Allah look at them but that Allah
will forgive your sins if you do these 10 things and look at the
profit described it as love gift.
Something to give him he said uh well who ALLATRA Kadeem who Hadith
who Hatha who under who severe who are Kabiru Saru Allah Nieto so the
prophets I said them is saying all this you'll be forgiven. The first
world the last World major sins might assess what you did in
private which you didn't public. So he's going on with this and to
suddenly out of Africa, so this is mubadala their profits really
expanding this matter.
So this is totally aerobatic art for rockers Sakura ofI Cooley
rockets in defatted kitab. You open with Facha and a surah Fado
for optimal karate for the elderly Rocco and taka Subhan Allah 100
Lola Lola Allah Akbar so let me give you instead of reading for
the from the from the Arabic because some people might not know
when the may get lost. It's for our cause all of them out loud
with a pseudo after when you're in each raka there's 75 TSBs and the
tibia hits upon allowed him to Lola 11. Lola the first when
you're standing it's 15.
Into Cor 10.
You stand up again 10pm. From aqua, you go into sujood 10
sitting 10 seconds such that time. Okay, so that's six times. Right?
50 plus 15. That's 75. Right? That's 65
So let's repeat that.
All right, standing 15. Okay,
cool. Let's come to 15 is on the stand. The 10s on this quarter
standing 10 sujood 10. Just certain sitting 10
seconds extra 10. Yeah.
That's 6075. That's 50 plus 15. No need to send you to send you to
suit Yes. Yes, that's the 74 No, no, no, we're missing something.
Well, let's read the Hadith. That's why why would we skip
reading the idea of the messenger? I tried to think about ourselves.
Okay, so you guys Count with me here, since I'm not good at math.
So the first time you do it 15 times. So methodical, vertical
harsher than you require and you do it 10 thermostatic valve, it's
a blue hash, then you rise up and say 10 times so far 2530 3530
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then rise up. Oh, here's where we got it, then rise up again and say
10 times. So that's
the second you lose. Yes, yes. But oh no, he says data file to file
he just has to file rise up. So that means whether it's rising in
the second standing, right, it will be a second standing before
fat. Yeah. So that's how you get 75 Okay, 15 the first then then
10. The second
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it has many different chains that strengthen one another. For here.
sunnah Jamberry I'm Olivia. It's a sunnah that it should be acted
upon what God did as ease of NaVi don't men or other Jana for any
besides to Serbia if you want Jana do Salah to test both men and
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Tessa, we haven't found anything for hardships and grief and misery
likes automaticity. So the 10 that we were missing out is sitting
again after the second step.
That's what it is. So either you sit you do the the tennis and then
you rise up or you sit do the tenses up, then do to shut
it right. So you have to sit again. So it's 40 on the ground to
such as and two sittings. 40 on the ground, then 20 standing, and
15 after the recitation. You got that? That's 75 I have a question.
So you taught us that for the medical math hub? In order for a
sunnah to be considered a cinema camera, it has to have a name that
has a name. So since so, would this be considered a supermarket?
I haven't run it amongst the supermarket or in the box, though,
to be honest with you.
You haven't noticed when you read something other than the box
effect you hardly read it about so it's it's so congregational
always. No, it should be. It's
No, I don't think it's congregational. I think it could
be congregational, but it could not be but it was usually prayed
individually. And that just a via is usually done silently.
But there is we do have a concept of silently out loud, only for the
sake of showing people what to say. If people don't know what to
say. And that's every once in a while you say something out loud.
Right? Every once in a while for example. Have you ever wondered
does this actually intervene? Doubtless scholars do this?
So it'd be it'd be but then for like, maybe a few seconds you'll
hear what he's saying. In his student is required. And the
reason they say that is that people do that so that the people
learn every wonder how did anyone know what the Prophet was saying
silently? Because sometimes he would say it out loud real quick.
For a brief moment, like what are you teaching kids?
Yeah, vicar after Salah after Salah in all four methods out loud
there should be some or I don't want to say all four but I know
that for example how many method they differ upon the Unison of it,
but Vickers should be out loud after the after the because of
obviously some did that is in Buhari? Yeah, that the way he
taught the Sahaba how to do the test was by him doing it out loud.
You know,
every month had Yeah, I haven't found the one for the medical
school but yeah, has the thing was you just like, like, this just
forgot logic and you went with some something textual here. Yeah,
like it could be all
out together, but not in unison yet.
How does it work sipping coffee? Wait a second, we don't have an
example of that. Isn't the example of everyone out loud without
unison, called the origin of taraweeh. Because everyone was
doing it
by themselves. And the Sahaba said, this is we can't do this, no
one can focus. So this hobby, one of the Sahaba came and brought
them all together. He didn't even ask it normally. If you notice, he
appointed an imam. And he did it then say normal saw it and
accepted it Nima to be done to help.
So also, can you ever have a group of people doing something out
loud?
Without eventually sinking together? Being in sync, XY and Z?
There's a law like scientific and dream law. What is it? I forgot
the name but I forgot the name. But there was a case like with a
bridge people are walking on the bridge. I think it was in the UK.
Yeah. And eventually, like the resonance frequency of it like is
synced together. So the Brits are swaying in everything natural
again saying is smell.
Yeah, they say that when you're in Salah, eventually everyone's
heartbeat. Yeah, well, yeah, there's a lot of physical
phenomenon that when people are together, they come into sync.
This is like sort of not really an appropriate thing. But when women
are together, and they they have their their own monthly
matchups. Also, what about the Hadith of the prophets? I send
them he said, who was whoever's at me matches the Amin of the angels.
Right? All his sins are forgiven. So when you're in sync with the
melodica the Secondly,
this is not to be you know, go too far into it. But when they say the
difference is between decode in unison, or thicker, not in unison.
Alright, fine. Show me where's it the good it's not in unison. Show
me where it is. Where's the outloud? Where it's not in unison
Yeah. Why? Why are they taking that as the default? Yeah, why is
that the default but also where is? Yeah, if that's the center
where is like, can I go to a gathering such a gathering? Can I
go to such a gathering where it's out loud thicker? But make sure
you're not in unison? And then if if you match if you say that in
Adela at the same time, the person next to someone shoots you a dirty
look.
Why are you in unison with me? Right?
Everything in our DNA is in unison stand in the rows in unison that's
what I was gonna say every single thing we do that in unison
Subhanallah your eye blinks in unison you don't blink one left
eye than the right eye. Everything in Allah's creation, when it's
beautiful. It's in unison Subhanallah you ever see those
birds when they fly together and they move around? Like as one day?
It's amazing, right?
It's a cloak of Allah and the Prophet even said, whose if you're
me matches that. I mean to the angels. Why, what's something
great about Unison unicity Oh, choreography, you know, like,
every like all the performance art. It's all like it's about
being in the magic is when you see it all happening together. In
unison. That's the beauty of it. So, but if you have that opinion,
then come to our thicker gatherings and
do your own thing on the side. As long as you're not next to the mic
ruining it.
I thought what he added in his watch him and also notes that the
prophets of Allah when he was sent him said, Can I add ofI Habad
Tisha hood? Well, God bless Salem and he used to make dua, after the
Tisha hood before this file called her Falcon. Allah Who in the US
Alka Sophia al Huda, Ahmed Alinea, Tino Allah asked you to Sophia,
but the people of guidance, and the deeds of people have yet been
when when Elsa has added Toba and the advice of the people of Toba
well as a survivor, the strength the resilience of the people of
patients with aged Russia, the seriousness of the people of
Russia, what to avoid, and then water and the worship of the
people of cautiousness and Dean, where I'd found the knowledge the,
I guess, good Gnosis the effect.
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of knowledge, had a cough luck so that I fear you Aloma India's Alka
Makaha fatten Junie Junie and Marcia miles eek I asked you for a
fear that blocks me from sins had to Amelie thought Attica Island,
as the hip will be here you law until I do deeds that earn your
law, your pleasure hut that will now say hookah for Toba Dobos
until I become sincere in Toba will KOFUN Minka and fear from you
had to close I cannot see her. Okay until I am pure in sincerity
will hope by luck at work. Galois Laker Phil will recall you and
Allah for you until I rely upon you in all my affairs while
hosting avant devic and having a good opinion of you Subhanak
athletic would know Oh, glory beats you creator of light or
better at some Lenin or Anna welfare Lenna
inadequacy Shannon pedir Yara Mara Amin, O Allah complete our node
and forgive our sins for your power for over all things.
Yarraman yo Rahim. Okay, here's another drop of laziness. Now, by
the way, when you go to many of these masajid and gatherings of
the different total can, let's say set em heavy bomber. They'll have
in their history, law a lot of dots that they do every single
year or something and you have no clue where they came from, you
know, where they don't always mention the citation. Then years
later, you're reading in Hadith book and you're like, oh, there it
is. Right. So they do always have a basis for what they're saying.
Here's the famous one from Abdullah bin, miss. Oh, this is
what they recite in Donal Mustafa? According to what somebody told
me, or who told me that I can't remember who told me but they were
said and almost allow me other many laymen lay you manually how
giver or one who can elmen is basically to remind someone that
you gave them something so he Allah does that nobody could do
that for him. Lie you manually like Amanda. Yeah, that was fun.
The verb men mean or like, like, you know, the men that it was
given to the funniest way. Yeah, men some men. Well, that was a
food. Yeah, but it's like it's a gift. Yeah, I guess men from the
same route? Yeah, yeah, that's generally when a crumb. Yeah, the
Tooley well in la la land, Valhalla, Valhalla alergy. In our
jar, Laura ledge ina were jar and Mr. gteen. Well, that might not
have been the Abode the sanctuary of those who are afraid and the
support for those who are in need. And those who are who need support
in couldn't get up any INDECOPI Oh, Mickey turvy Shopian Fembot
and Isma Shaco if you have written me and decreed to me to be Shakti,
then wipe away my name from those who are miserable with Vishnu
indica cider and confirm me with those who are happy when Quinta
Captain your INDECOPI Omen Kitab uma Roman McDarrah, if you have
written me in your book of destiny to be deprived and impoverished,
got Allah recipe or MacArthur and other recipe that means my risk is
withheld from her money wipe away my
being deprived. Why is it risky make my risk come easily with
vaccinia indica Eden and confirm me to be happy amongst the happy
wafak A little Hyatts have been tofield to what is good for in
Nikitha goofy kids Arabic and Lady and CELTA because you say in your
book what you revealed yam Hello hamesha. Well, youth bit were in
there who are multimeter and I think that this is exactly what
hubby matura had. Let's play this clip real quick.
Yeah, this is it.
This is it. And that's about how much should I have dad reciting it
to some students, teaching them how to recite it teaching them?
It's it's very close. It's pretty much maybe just slightly different
wording of the hadith of Ibn I Bess. Sorry, I believe in my suit.
Okay, the Dr. Abdullah Mr. So if Abdullah Massoud is making such a
DUA, right, then obviously there's a reason he's making such a DUA.
Right? Why would he makes it to die if there was, you know, you
know, no, no big deal for this da Kurata who if NaVi Shava Imam
Muslim Cedric narrated this, this is not some kind of a weak source.
This is if NaVi Shaybah female Sanofi
in his Masana
ahaadeeth. Well, I thought okay, and he gives you the chapter and
the page and everything and top i dotted figure Beirut's, right. He
gives you everything who else narrates in EBI dunya. In his book
a dua
narrated from Ibn Meszaros and also narrated from Ivanova will
occur Raja Abdullah Abdullah Muhammad and Omar Radi Allahu Anhu
paella Hawaii autofull Bill Bates. He heard it from Abdullah bin
Ahmed while he's making tough around the house, right in
Connecticut up Talia sakawa Oh, then Ben Franco, who if you have
written in the Book of decree that any misery or sins wipe it away?
Why John Husa make it happiness instead? Well love and
forgiveness. It cuts out all matters that we're taught a bit.
We're in the Como kita because you wipe away what you want and you
keep and with you, as the mother of some people, I'm sure are
wondering, What do you mean wipe away? Right isn't everything
decreed? The answer is there are two books. There is omal kitab is
with Allah Allah foods is in the lowest level of the heavens, a low
end my food.
That's what has a decree in it. And that decree is written every
year based on your past deeds, but anything in
Hello and Maqbool may be the only thing that's not changed in Lahoma
food is your year of death so for example if it's written for you to
die that you're gonna die that year
but based on last year's a Betta if you're met let's say 1440 And
you did a very good a better that you're you did a certain one good
deed you save somebody's life Allah to Allah can command the
angel he was going to written amongst the data 1441 Push it back
five years. Okay. And in omal kitab Allah has what he has,
whatever the final solution is. final conclusion
man Sigmund
slipped up. Okay, so. So that
kid that says that his his
death date can be moved. Once it's written for that year, there's
only been one things but otherwise drop can change things. Everything
can change things. So some say well, why that? What's the point?
The point is to show us that we have an impact, not to feel
trapped, and to show the melodica Allah's Rama and to show us
Yeah, I was gonna say that sometimes people find this these
concepts difficult, especially when you're talking about destiny
and predestination. And the thing that helped me out when I had
these questions was, you have to understand that so you're making
dua, and then you have this result. This is not changing
Allah's decree. Rather, it is, Allah decreed for you to receive
this thing after you make God and decreed for you to make that dot
and knew it before you knew that you needed it or would ask for it.
So if you're being held back from the dark, because if some doubt
about this kind of stuff, then that's your proof right there.
That's right. So make the dot and know that that that is what Allah
wanted you to make destiny for you to make and destined for you the
answer to it.
Also, the other way to put it is that what is the concept of an
answered prayer, the concept of the answered prayer is that your
heart was connected to what Allah or inspired by what Allah already
wanted for you. Right?
So everything is within the laws of other and even the famous
hadith of that province. I sent him several Basha, Ipsum Allah
Allah Allah but Allah customer, which is basically that there may
be a disheveled impoverished person. He, if he tells Allah what
to do, can you imagine? You can't even tell your pants with just
haram? Right?
Tell your friends what to do. And all Allah's idea, of course, he's
going to be deserving of more depth than that. But why is it
that Allah tolerates this person?
That he can say, oh, Allah do this, and Allah will do it.
Firstly, number one, how does a lot I'll accept that, from him.
That black of Adam, number one, and number two, how do we
understand this from a theological perspective that Allah do whatever
He told him to do it? The first answer is, this is what look what
Allah says, Ash I thought about disheveled now he's not disheveled
on purpose. That's my crew. To do. It's my guru, to make yourself
look like a Zed. Okay, if you actually are Zed, for the simple
reason that this man has tolerated everything Allah threw in his way,
and he never once complained.
Because he accepted everything that Allah threw his way. And he
accepted every prohibition and every obligation that Allah
bestowed upon him.
Lots out of tolerates everything from him.
So when that person obeys, in that perfection, and in the things of
in the world that happened, he accepts it. He says, Okay, it's
from Allah, therefore, it's going to be good. By repeatedly doing
this over years and decades.
He puts himself in a position where his heart is right under the
cover.
His heart is like right under a low head, my food, whatever his
he's constantly being inspired by law by food. Therefore, when he
says something, it happens not because of him, because his heart
is already under a low heard muffled. So he's all any idea that
comes into his mind, okay. It's something that already Allah has
already built. So his whims has been transformed. His desires are
transferred, he has a sensor, it's as if he has an antenna that
connects to what Allah wants. So he loves something. He only loves
it because Allah wants it. If you hate something, he hates it,
because Allah does not want it. And that sixth sense is a
spiritual sense is only gained when there's two obedience is two
submissions, the submission to the law and the submission to the
actual events of life. And so the way you submit to the events of
life, because that's not fun, right, who wants to submit to the
events of life, but the way in which you submit to the events of
life is by telling you
through this Allah is gonna give me something great,
right? When a person always does that, right? When a person always
does this, then eventually their whims, they grow an antenna, a
spiritual antenna to what Allah wants. And then there comes a
point where everything that they want is what Allah wants. Because
whatever Allah wanted, they made themselves wanted.
One of the as, as I get older, one of the things that my experience
in life has taught me is that this acceptance of what Allah has
decreed in your life and has given you already. Like there's no
getting around it, right? It's, it's, it's not even you have to at
some point you're in if you're an older person, like above 40 years
old, and you're still being petulant, and whining when you
don't get your own way and the time that you wanted it. Like it's
an embarrassment. No, no adult person should be acting like that,
because there's a difficulty in their life. Yeah, let's say your
child dies, of course, you're gonna be miserable. But I mean,
like, just didn't get the job I wanted. This isn't the color car
everyone hears you have to stop. Yeah, here's here's the thing.
There's this one little anecdote, story, fable, whatever, that I
read a long time ago, which I always you don't need this. We
have enough. But this anecdote puts it the best. It's about a
man. He's being taken home to take him to his nursing home. And the
nurse says to him,
Sir, let's go to your room. Let me show you to your room. You're
gonna love it. And he said,
he said, I know. It's beautiful. I love it. And she said, But you
haven't seen it yet. He said, I know. But I decided that I love
it. Right? He's decided already with inclusion is now from a
theological perspective. Every even every Muslim child would know
this, that nothing happens outside of Allah's will. Allah, Allah does
not willfully or allots out, it does not for no reason, punish
somebody who doesn't play games with people, we're not like ants
on the on the table that I was playing a game with, right? So if
something happened only having because Allah wanted to, if you
want it to happen, right, there must be a good reason for it.
Okay, there must be a good reason for this happen. So now my goal is
to accept this event, hate it or like to accept it, and search like
a pearl diver, where's the wisdom, right. That's how you have to
live. And if you live that way, you're going to be very happy in
one day, you're going to realize you may become one of these
people, where you have submitted to Allah so much, that Allah gives
you the gift. And it's as if you're completed your
transformation. And now anything that you desire becomes yours.
Because it's almost like things reversed, because you've
transformed your whims and desires completely, to be submitted to
Allah as well. So I have a question about the example of the
man that you gave, whose heart is below the low hanging fruit? And
basically, their actions they become, by the way, an expression,
right?
So basically, you're saying that literally in the sky?
Yeah. But like, I get the idea being that, you know, their whims
and their desires become what Allah has decreed for them. So
then what then becomes of their dua, and they're a bad? Are they
then just asking Allah for matters relating to the alira that reads
their MACOM? Or, you know, like, basically, what I'm saying is
that, are they asking for things at the dunya, they are asking for
what they, what I, what I for my understand correctly, it is that
they become inspired, if they're inspired to ask for something. Or
if they feel that Allah wants them to ask for something good, and
they receive a Sakina when they asked for that thing, and there
are many things telling them to push for that, then they know
Allah wants it for them. So they have a sensor of they know what
Allah wants and what Allah doesn't want. So when something keeps
coming up to them, someone suggest another person suggests a third
person suggests, even if it's a matter of the dunya, like, Maybe
Allah sending me a signal, so they have become experts in reading the
signals that Allah sends them of what he wants it for them. Right?
So what you're describing, though, like, I feel as if there's two
implications, the first one is that it's, this is like, we lie,
right? It is what I this is no different than the Hadith, right?
Yeah. And the other one, the other implication is, is that this must
imply that some people have this MACOM they've reached the state
and they don't even know that the state they've reached it, because
they're not able to tell the difference. You know, you know
what? That's true. Allow me to build this 100 You're 100%. Right.
And that's why they
I think you're 100% right about that. And gotta have the boss that
tells us that every generation in his family, he has someone who's
molded him what he says it happens, right? He has that's
something every generation in their family, they have someone
and usually that's a person who's like miskeen or pushed on the edge
of the society. Right.
I remember one time that there was a person who
was who had very arrogantly moved the tent of somebody who was doing
attic F in the mosque, you know, the in the attic of the mosque,
the women, especially if they do attic if they put a tent, right so
that no one sees them sleeping are they taken up in the day they put
a little tent. And this person, young person, very arrogantly took
the tent of the old lady and moved. And then
this Imam said, she's not in our community anymore. Right. And a
couple of weeks later, fitna happened she left the community
ever came back. Because they sense this this kibbutz this arrogance
cannot coexist amongst us. So some people, you have to be very
careful, you deal with honest people who accept a logical but
the best way to live is to tell yourself if this is what Allah has
willed for me. And the eight there's nothing I can do about it.
Be I've tried to do the most I can you don't willingly put yourself
in a dumb situation. Say this is what Allah willed it? Yes, Allah
will get your dump. Right? That's, that's not one of these cases of
hula, right? This is something that you have absolutely no
control over, or I tried 100% my best to put to get the right
outcome. I use every possible means and scenario, and situation
and everything at my disposal. And now this is the result, right?
That's when you say, Okay, now that's Allah's will. And I'm
going, I'm going to make sure that I make the best out of it. And I
believe, as a matter of Aikido, there's good at the end of this
for me, because that's the name of Allah was at hacking.
At Hakeem, there's wisdom, that means there's goodness at the end
of something doesn't always mean, the process is good. No process of
how to dunya is not nice for many years. Right? It's not something
good for many believers, right? The existence of big leaps, right?
Like fell off. Yeah, the viewers and listeners, the existence of
the bliss, right? Well, you guys are gonna have to talk well.
I think that lines up also with the Hadith kotse of the Buddha, I
am as my, as my servant thinks of me. So you know, the difficulties
happen and you say, I Hamdulillah this is a test that's
strengthening me for something better. And then that's actually
what it will be, as opposed to, I can't believe I'm so unlucky,
which is such a stupid concept. When I on when we were in
Michigan, someone asked a question. And he was like doing a
devil's advocate type of thing. And he said that some people have
a trauma that is so bad, they can't handle it. Right. So I said,
look. So he said, What? So what do you say about that? I said, you've
already framed it like an expert, you know, Mufti question, right?
You've already framed it to get the answer you want it. You've
already put the trauma at the center. And you've concluded
something that is an unknown and unseen. Because you talked about
the future. The trauma is so bad. So So where's the first where's
the energy gone to the trauma? Who's the protagonist? In your
little question? The trauma, right? That he can't handle it?
Okay, he can't handle it in the past. We can always change the
past. The past is not their future doesn't have to reflect the past?
Or are you saying you can't handle in the future? How do you know the
future, you don't know the future. So take out this drama, take it
from from outside the middle of the story. Right, and put in the
middle of the story and hacky Allah's and all wise, what he does
has a benefit. Okay.
So people who handle difficult situations, and they make the best
of it, and the people who buckle under difficult situations, they
are the same mud, they're the same, have the same number of
chromosomes, the same eyes, the same types of years, that same
brain, if you take his brain out and take the other guy's brain
out, it's the same material. Right? Everything about them is
the same. It's I'm telling you what it is, it's that one has
chosen to put something in the middle, that's positive, as the
main, you know, center of their attention. The other person has
put their troubles as the protagonist, right. But it's the
same who would be I don't believe there's anything different, like
Einstein. Is there something that Einstein has right that other
people have? He himself said nothing more, except that I keep
trying, right.
I mean, first of all, he was interested in physics. That's the
main thing, if anyone else is interested in physics, and he's
very creative, okay. So you don't I don't believe that human beings
are very much different from one another. He Himself tells you the
real difference between me and others, is they give up and don't
give up. That he is imagination is bigger than everyone else's. This
is like kindergarten stuff. They teach you this right? Yeah, Intel
is hidden. Intelligence is pretty evenly distributed. It's
personality. That's different. Yeah.
Yeah. And so if you look at a guy like
Steve Jobs,
this guy at the end of his life was treated like a god. He was
very he wasn't even he was a regular guy. He's a regular guy
and sometimes buffoonish. Yeah.
Well, we wouldn't call him a date. But his, his lineage did go from
the, his father was from lineage of the Prophet, because he's not a
Muslim, right? So we don't call them at a debate. But his father
was from the jinn daddy Jindalee family of Syria, that are known to
be able to debate. Yeah. So
all these guys, Henry Ford, all these Muhammad Ali, all these
guys. He's got two eyes and two feet like everybody else, right?
He's got to eat and go to the bathroom and sleep like everybody
else. There are no superman. From the creation. It's what you choose
to put your energy in. And if you're asking the question, okay,
and you're putting the trauma. Firstly, why use that word? Why
not use another word? challenging situation? Right?
What you think about it is it's not all it's a snug premise.
There's multiple snug premises here. And then a conclusion that's
a fraudulent conclusion. A Trump you're traveling, you put it in
the middle and you chose the word Trump. And they said, can't handle
it. How do you know we can handle it? Thank you tell in the future.
Right? There's, there's two proofs I can think of, of course, now I
must do anything. But in the Quran, Allah says, of course,
everyone knows all that burden. So more than they can bear right? And
then we also talked about the one who said this level of state, and
from what I mean, what I took from it is Allah will not forsake that
person, right. So also, like just kind of going off on my own
anecdotes is, like bad neighborhoods, and you see people
who have gone to terrible things. And of course, when America was
like, nothing compared to outside, we you see, like, like, quote
unquote, superstars emerge from the same condition, someone else
might end up becoming a drug dealer. That's totally true. Like,
it's the same situation. It's just your mindset. I've seen people
like other people, like playing college ball right now. Yeah. And
like, people on the same high school team, like they're dealing
drugs, like, it's 100%. It's just like, a spammer. Yeah. And yes,
some people say, Well, yeah, some people are not that tough. That's
the conclusion. You can become tough. Toughness in our religion
is not about how smart you are, how big you are, how much money
you have. It's about how much you trust in Allah. We have a formula
for it and Hadith. Yeah, the strong believer is better and more
beloved to Allah. Believer. That's true. But there's good in both.
Yeah, there's good in both, but the strength, so be added for
that. Which benefits? Yeah, rely on the law. And don't say what
could have been? Yeah. Because that will question. Yeah. So like,
firm, so firm, so firm, and it gives you it emphasis as well,
human willpower, right? And yes, it does seem sometimes they say,
Oh, it seems like you're looking down on the weak, not looking down
on the weak, it's saying that you are not created weak. That second
option is not this is not lifting weights here where you could say,
Look, my my arms this length, there's no way I'm lifting this
weight, right, say mentally, even that, well, even that weight.
Anybody can learn to lift it. Like any one of us, if we just want it,
we don't care about it, right? Is there anyone whose body physically
cannot lift a certain weight if he trained? Let's say you have five
years of training, you could lift a weight, barring some medical
impediment? Yeah, barring some disability or something barring
something that is in your joints as a problem. If you cared about
it, you could lift it. So there's no so don't say, Well, some people
are just weak. That's a premise that you can't provide any
evidence for. It's like a it's like a cognitive dissonance that
has taken over the entire like society. Yeah, especially the
youth. It's a degree, it's because the thing is, is that it's, it's
like a framing issue. Because the situation, you know, subhanAllah
we know, people within our own community, you know, for example,
people who have literally seen their families die in
concentration camps, and they come here, and they have a much more
successful and happier life. They're not as depressed as a kid
who has never gone through difficulty, you know, like, real
difficulty. And the reason why is just an issue of framing where,
you know, they've created, you know, exactly what you're
describing, as, you know, their trauma at the center. And we've,
you know, framed it in such a way as if the problem is, like, it's
insurmountable. And it goes back to what you're talking about the
risk as well, where, you know, if we limit our risk, then, you know,
that's all we're gonna get. But if we realize that Allah is wide, and
his risk is wide, and it can come from any place and his, you know,
his wisdom is wide, then, you know, our, you know, our world
opens up, it opens up and, and you're framing it in such a way
that you were you feed because the way the medical industry is and
the counseling industry is you are feeding this this this thing.
Trump Yeah. Okay, let's go. It's Tuesday. Let's talk about our
travel. Let's come on next Tuesday. Join the group and let's
everyone's talking about your trauma. Go into Instagram. Okay,
let's see what personality you are based on your traumas. How many
times
democracy this damn word, right?
This is different.
This is different. This is hypnotism. It's hypnotism and you
know, it's crazy. Yeah, I haven't like I mean, I got social media a
while back. Well, I probably think like 2015 2016 I started seeing
that word kind of pop up more. Another thing is all these great
like, figures it within our own heritage, especially mathematics.
For example, I'll mention this guy, a few areas, both this guy
went to crazy stuff. He didn't talk till I mean, 20 years, I
could be ignorant, but I don't think he talked to like an actual
therapist who sat down like, you know, tell me about this and that
and they were really back in and like all these great like, great
like Hollywood movie like the prophesy, suddenly, these guys saw
real things, like real things like, you know, things I cannot
even imagine. I can't even fathom they didn't have that. I mean, of
course, maybe you can make or even like the community was their
therapy, or whatever the case may be a form of it. But it wasn't
like you sit down. I'm talking this person. I don't know this
person. But I tell them about like what you know, it's you know what
I'm going to spill my heart out to? I want to see your life. You
want me to spill my heart out and trust you with my most intimate
issues? Let me see your life. Is it some special? You came in? In a
pretty? Okay, fine. It's a nice car. You left? What's What's so
special about this therapist? Like if you're so you got some magic
potion? Why don't I see it in your life. It's like a life coach
that's not successful. It's
something really funny from like, it was Dave Chappelle, he was
talking about his dad, and his dad gives him some advice. And his he
says, Son, you know, we're not poor, we're broke. Because being
broke is a situation that we've been placed in. But being poor is
a state of mind that very few people actually escape from. And
you know, you know, you look at these people who talk about their
trauma, look at how much money they make, you know, look at how
successful they are in their career. Because, you know, the
main problem that they have is that limitation that they've
placed around them. If they're going to limit their you know,
quote, unquote, mental health, they're going to be spiritually
poor as well, because they've said that, you know, I'm, you know,
mentally poor, I'm spiritually poor. And I'm physically poor,
too. Yeah. Well, the intensity that people experience suffering,
has has a relationship to how much
they haven't experienced suffering before. Right. So like, Yeah, so
like a kid that grows up with billionaire parents, like any
small inconveniences devastating, and they may need to go to a
therapist to deal with the fact that the Birkin bag was sold out.
Right, which is not as relative, yeah. Or like, you know, when the
stock market crashed in 2009. And all those wealthy people who would
eventually recover their money, or at least still be better off than
the vast majority of people committed suicide. They just
weren't as wealthy. Whereas a poor person, they'll take a financial
hit, and they'll just keep it moving. Because they understand
that it's not that bad. And sometimes going through it gives
you an idea entrepreneur, it's like, it's like a person that
never runs a prison that runs marathons. You get a you know,
they twist their ankle, whatever it is, they'll deal with it. A
person that never runs, goes out, starts getting that pain in their
side, and they're like, Oh, my God, I'm dying, please.
So that's it. It's just because they haven't been toughened up.
Yeah, it's all relative. And that's why the prophesy Center
said look at the miskeen. Look at the poor. Why, because you don't
want to be poor. But by seeing the poor by seeing the miskeen you
relatively realize how much now you have. And that's the value of
Zika back in the old days, you went and you found someone to give
us a catch by finding someone to give Zika to you looking oh my
gosh, do you wear those shoes? Right? This is the jacket that
you're wearing? Take some more right but you feel like wow, look
at look, my middle class stuff from Marshalls is amazing. In
comparison, right to this person's he's so poor, right? If so you
feel thankful. You just said he's one of the wisdoms too in that is
that you said oh here it takes some more. Yeah, because what we
do now was a cat is we put it into a computer, we'll give the
bare minimum and we're like how close I'm done. Right? Whereas if
you saw the poor person you're you're not everyone but most
people their sense of compassion, their sense of honor, their sense
of dignity would be like I'm not just going to give you $84.58
Round
that's where this occur given on the computer is something that is
headed fine with Toki that's called right you give it someone
else to give it on your behalf you relied upon reliable agent but the
real thing is to see the miskeen to see the football of course here
we're not going to have 50 Muslims on the in an area that are poor
but in every Islamic world Islamic countries, you will see that right
and I was walking once I'm on a eat at a pub with my uncle in each
area called Maddie
has a port area to has a new area and has a port area. So we're
walking and we see like seemed as if it was a Cadillac, right? And
the guy was standing on the back of his Cadillac truck SUV
And this guy,
he's handing out reps of meat, and envelopes of cash envelopes like
drugs like a drug dealer.
Like a man who gets paid in a lot of envelope of cash. And he hands
it out like this. He hands out his hand and like his sons are doing
it, or his workers are doing it, right. And I'm like, What's going
on here? So my uncle said, this is you see this in Islam? was why the
poor they love the rich, right?
Exact opposite of what you know. Yeah. How are you gonna have class
warfare? Yeah. When you know, this person is saving your life. Yeah.
He's literally he's literally handing out wads of cash and trays
of raw meat to people. Right, chilled raw meat, just tossing
like this, right? And then they're taking it and leaving. And
everyone's leaving with like, a lit up their house. It's like an
exchange. It's like he's getting the door of the people 100% And
the people aren't getting the system. That's such an ironic
like, like, system for living. You know, I mean, it's what she had an
invader, he says the like, the greatest maxim of Islam is, you
know, and this is like this is the way to do that is I mean, how much
of the bulk of the conflicts in society it begins with class.
It begins or it begins, it's some other curse that Allah has laid
upon the people that he manifests it through a class warfare nation
states.
So for example, when the people of Venezuela even during the time of
Satanists are they men, they become very fat. And they started
to do the fall into many sins, including shit by marrying pagan
women, and then allowing those pagan women to put their temples
up to put the idols in their homes. The kids grew up now, those
kids grew up with like two gods, their Hebrews, but they also they
love that God, right? It got really messy.
But the way in which the IPOB came, came through a class
warfare, where the monotheistic the people, the two states that
were in where the capital was in the south, where Sudan's capital
was, and the state next to him, okay, they did not have any
paganism. Right. And they were very rich. But then they were also
oppressors to the poor states. They were tense poor states to the
north. So they were oppressing them with taxations. But the poor
states were like, were oppressed with these taxes. And they're also
the ones who loved who fell into paganism.
So one side was correct in their religion, the other side was
correct as victims. So who wins in this case, nobody wins. So the 10
states broke from the two. And then that became the 10 lost
tribes of Israel, because they there's nothing unique about them
anymore. They're pagans like everybody else. So they just
dissolved in the people. And then the rest of the two states that
remained the only two monotheists, right? People believe that Allah
so it manifests in a class warfare, although although the
root of the problem was disobedience of Allah, that was
the rule.
You could have a lot of situations where very rich, poor people very
poor people get along just fine because they both have tacos.
Right? And the rich will tone down His richness. Like you could be
rich, but tone it down a little bit, right? Because you're gonna
go to the mess with everybody else. So you have to tone they
have to learn some kind of class, right? So how sad is real. And
also breaking someone's heart is real to you don't come in certain
with certain bags and certain shoes and certain cars, like have
two cars, one car for the best. One car for your work and for your
rich friends.
Isn't this common sense? Like if somehow you came in you had
inherited $10 million? You're not going to roll up? So Tada we are
in like a Lamborghini. Right? Even if you ever wanted to buy one for
some whatever reason you don't roll up with us to the Lamborghini
or to everybody? Hey,
especially if you're a single guy Yeah.
What are you looking for?
Gonna have to recruit you have to conquer.
Unlock the door.
If it weren't popular before, I think we're going to be that
that's gonna catch some viewers. Oh my gosh.
Okay, so anything else we need to read here and we're good to go.
So, for the for the general audience inside these are from
they have good snad He's giving us the essence He's giving us the
source. But he doesn't comment on that except for sometimes he does.
Sometimes he did. But he just gives us the source on most of
them has, but we can we can look up the sources as the 20th century
verifier of
his book, you don't need
cause this hadith, Sophia.
He has he has a label as Benny has a label. The Sophie, you guys are
great. It's a lead
Oh my goodness. I'm looking at all the footnotes right now.
And yeah, he does give some footnotes and sometimes he just
puts it in the text itself that to narrate. And the fic ruling on
acting on hadith of General, General Good deeds is the imam in
no way makes it very clear that we do act upon them. Yeah, you do act
upon them 110%. And if it's weak, you just cite it with a sea of a
diver. It is said or it has been said, right. And there's
no harm in believing in these Hadith because this was seven is a
belief more than an action, the action is action of pm and a
better that you could do any other day. So there's no doubt there's
no problem in that. The question is the belief Do you believe that
Allah is going to answer? Okay, so what are we disputing? Isn't Allah
Tada? answering the door every last third of the night.
So all I'm believing that it's more on this thing, more so on
this night than any other night. That's it. So
if you want to deprive yourself deprive yourself,
a lot of people, they love to deprive themselves. And you know,
everyone knows that the lesser the night is the time to ask off if
you need it. Like when you were saying before, if you've exhausted
all the things that you have to do to try to achieve something and it
still didn't happen. One of the things that you have to do is get
up in the last third of the night and pray to Raka and then ask
yearly, right? So everybody knows this. But how often are people
doing it? That's true. That's true. If you give people a day,
now they're motivated. They know when they're already ramping up
for Ramadan. It's a good time. So this is why wouldn't Allah choose
this time? Yeah, it's actually a great Kickstarter, right about
that on and on. And a lot of people say, I made dua, but I
didn't get it. Really, how long do you make two years? may do it for
two years? Right? I said, takes get a high school diploma takes
four years.
Think about it. Like what did you What do you attain in two years
outside of this? Right? Let's say this is a monumental life altering
drug that you're making. Do you attain anything in two years?
Right? Could you gain a physically fit body in two years? Probably
not. If you're working part time, if you're only exercising part
time, could you attain any knowledge? Would you be considered
knowledgeable in two years? Like if you started just learning
Korean today, you would not be considered knowledgeable and two
years, right? What do you attain in two years? So what did you
emit? So again, that two years, you know what, it's relative,
relative that the most he ever made throughout was one week
before that. So two years is a lot relatively speaking, I'm telling
you, it's not a lot, right? It's not a lot in any field of life,
let alone you're trying to deal with the king and you want the
King of the universe to give you something probably for free to
write.
What are you gonna give, right? So two years of DA, it's not really
that much. So once I'm about to he's sent messages to trying to
marry me to have two years didn't work out. I said two years, not
that much. Go back. Right. He really did shake. It shattered his
perspective. When I just told him bluntly, two years is not that
much. Like it's not even an impressive feat. Go back do
another three years, because guess what, three years are gonna pass
either way, right?
You might as well have been making your DUA in it. And by the way,
nobody is going to go and be to go to Allah Tada. Consistently
persistently. I'd be disappointed it's impossible. If you're
disappointed it's only because you you wanted to be disappointed you
let let go. Province I seldom said used to W Hajikko mela myalgia you
will get your answer as long as you don't rush. They said what is
rushing Oh messenger Allah He said that he stops making devices I
prayed and I didn't get an answer. Right. So you quit right? So you
quit. So as long as you don't quit and think about this if you really
want it if you really enjoy it, you won't quit if you don't want
it anymore then you quit but if you don't want any more don't
complain either. These are the ways that guys the test of desire
it is yeah, and here's the other thing that Sohaib said today he
said you wanted to just die trying right because giving up is not
praying ism account making dua is a makan dying giving up is not a
Muslim so why don't you just stay on that Macomb like what are your
options? Because if you go and you make to offer something for two
years and then you give up you set the precedent that you give up
next time you want to make dua for something you go for one year two
years. Well you already set the precedent that you go who who's to
say you won't give up again? You're a give up your your you've
created giving up in your mentality and in golf, to have
this concept
A guy who didn't finish, right? He steps out. And they say, once you
step out once it becomes easy to step out, yeah, to quit the game
or whatever, right? Once you quit, it becomes easier to quit. And
then it becomes part of your character. And then you every time
you start something you say to yourself, well, Willie quit. Well,
I quit again.
Yeah, well, it's true and everything in the EBA that you're
used to play praying that, yeah, you give it up for a week, then
it's like, it becomes easy. Yeah, those will do you start doing
early one time washing, then it's like trying to get back to three
times. You just never trust yourself. Yeah, after that. And
then you just don't do anything because you don't trust yourself.
And all things give up. So if a person starts something, no matter
how bad you are at it, just don't give it up is create a
characteristic within yourself, which is terrible. I think it's
also kind of a framing thing we talked about before. Before I can
say this, like, I think I'm the fifth rotary righteously guided
callate.
So I think the quote you mentioned that he said, I never got meant to
be che in the record. Yeah. There's never a thing that I
desired, except that I attained it. So that's one thing. So I had
this issue myself, career wise, like on handle I had high goals,
right? By never imagined. I mean, I know something about that. But
it's the same kind of premise and idea. It's like, I never imagined
myself being able to go go to where I am. I know. So it's the
same thing with people. It's like the even right now I'm struggling
with it now, will it increase her increases? And goodness? I mean,
like, I can't imagine myself doing like this crazy amount you've
either and that's the issue, right? That if you had at the end
of the tunnel, you would if you had if you imagine the reward at
the end of the tunnel, right, you would do it right, somehow, unless
it was not accurate.
In this life first, because whatever is far is truer, like
Sahaba are more pure, but who influences you more the ODF?
Today, right? They have more influence on you? What's the
greatest reward the effort, but what has a more greater motivating
factor the reward of tomorrow? Right? Someone said, this Ramadan,
if you do a great, I bet on the first of eight, something amazing
is going to happen if an angel told you that you'd be amazing, a
bed.
So like, you have to lower yourself with worldly rewards. And
also like, say, for example, if you had a dream that told us, you
know, praise and make pm on this Shaba Yeah. Now, you know, if I
have that dream, I would be up all night, right? Yeah. But what's
true are the dreams and revelations and the prophesies?
And, you know, the other thing is that, like, when it comes to
Wilaya, what you're mentioning, you don't this is why the
ultimate, you know, they're the most commonly known like, oh,
yeah, because they know these things. They know these little
like, they know how to, like, min max, right? And optimize, they're
a badass. And really, you know, the most reward and the most bang
for your buck? Yeah. And that's why something could be true with
something could be more influential. Right? These Hadith
are more true than anything else. But if you were, you know, like,
as you said, to see it directly or yourself, and if you already see
it directly in a scholar, right, you start doing it, whereas you're
like, you've been reading it for 10 years, right? But you saw one
person doing it. Why? Because that's a book. This is a human,
the Sahaba, the elder of the past, that's something that we read in a
book, and it's an idea that human in front of you is more powerful,
and keen is a different thing. What's that? I mean?
And also, the short term reward is a greater motivator in the short
term than the long term reward. Like, I think the only problem is
if all your, your motivation is short term. That's a problem.
Like, um, Tom Brady's back, right?
Couldn't do it. Yeah, could not do it. The short hit the guy he is he
won all those Super Bowls.
There's nothing in his life that will ever, ever, ever, ever match
the feeling of winning those who rose especially 23. That was the
climax of his life that we all saw that on TV. I'm telling you there,
it's impossible for anything to ever match that moment of his
life. That's why sports is like it's wicked, in a sense, because
you have to leave it but wait a second. You got 40 more leaves to
live. Right? You You're You're peaking way too early. The peak is
really high. But it's way too early. They can't do it. Michael
Jordan, the best career in the world, you the game winning shot
is your last shot for the championship. You got to come back
and embarrass yourself with the wizards. Right?
So because you can't let go, right? People can't let go. So
short term is it's only a problem. If it's our only goal. That's why
a person should always put the athlete first there. And then you
and then you only just get just kicks yourself out with a short
term reward that you want. Right for youth like your guyses age,
it's to get married. Okay for other people's different things
and
Go. And then
the person shouldn't have limits either. You never know. Amazing
things could happen. Why would you put a limit yourself, if it's not
moving you it's not big enough. That's how I put it. If it's not
motivating to write it, then it's not big enough. So it's got to be
as big. The size of your prayer should be that which moves you.
And you should realize it's only a character. Right? But use it. Get
yourself going. Like for lead doesn't have to be married once.
multiple wives, right and possessions
he's single right now, by the way.
So
what else we got? Anything else before we wrap up? No, I was gonna
say, you know, before we leave, we should advertise for Waleed. But
it's
unfortunately for the audience isn't only an audio podcast, it's
not a video podcast, but maybe we could put his face as the cover
make it a meme.
I would just like to say, for everybody that's listening, I I
sincerely make glad that all of your die are answered. I mean,
that you're motivated this Ramadan and that you take the time of
Shaban as a good preparatory for the month of Ramadan and that
you're granted Tofik and everybody in your family is as well. And
that's the perfect closing, closing, make tough for us. For
the team. Definitely make it for our team that Allah Allah keeps us
on. Being able to have the honor of doing this type of data work
and all that Allah keeps us on the right path. Until the day we meet
him and it's to karma is the greatest of all gifts that are
lucky give a person just be more studying on the deen, as it is
known, that has been practiced, don't add anything new and mess
around with it as it's been practiced by the Imams of these
muda hip
and the Imams of this leader and imams are this to solve right
until the day that we meet Allah subhanaw taala because as Tahara
Yan says, when you read the list of names of the people who are
have been upon this message from Al Azhar and from Syria, he says
to them in enough's word to them and it just puts your heart at
ease that this is the heart and this is the right path. So we ask
ALLAH SubhanA which Allah to keep us upon that namah until the day
we meet him, and everything else insha Allah is extra, all we are
other dua after that is extra icing on top and we ask Allah to
Allah to answer all our prayers and to inspire our tongue with
what he has already willed for us so that we may be muda but Tao and
to purify our hearts and purify our risk and anything that we
asked for that Allah granted to us with Baraka with Claire, goodness,
for our deen and for our dunya and for our family, and for and for
this life and the next life and for ultimately, that, acting upon
it in a way that pleases Him and pleases the messenger Allahu wa
rasuluh hubco nudo and Allah subhanho wa Taala says, What WP
man attack Allah adopted after us everything that Allah gave you for
the effort of so whatever we asked for, may we use it for doubt and
Alcatra please our Lord and please our messenger and arrive safely at
the fountain of the prophets of Allah when he was Subhan Allah big
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