Shadee Elmasry – Safina Online Sample Etiquettes of Marriage

Shadee Elmasry
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The speakers discuss the importance of marriage and the benefits of marriage, including the drawbacks of marriage and the importance of educating family members on the benefits of marriage. They emphasize the importance of learning from one's family and educating others, as well as the importance of treating women properly and finding the right person for a dating scene. They also discuss the importance of acceptance and learning about the benefits of marriage, including the importance of physical and mental relations, the importance of education, and the responsibility of finding the right person for a dating scene.
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All right.

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Here we go. This is a

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sampling. And I've been talking about for almost a year that we're

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going to start taking the online stuff a bit more seriously, we did

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a couple classes that went over pretty well.

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And we're here now

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doing a second one here. What you're witnessing now is

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video number four, part four on amendment of Azeris. Alright

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etiquettes of marriage. So what we have already did is philosophy for

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celibacy,

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and the superiority of marriage over being single.

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Firstly, can we do a sound check you guys on

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Facebook if you can hear properly?

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All right, can someone tell me if they can hear properly?

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Alright,

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alright, good. So

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Safina online, we're starting to do these things. And we record a

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lot of stuff. But we figured to give you a little bit of a

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sampling of stuff while we're in the process of recording. So

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today's session is on is the fourth lecture in this because

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that is etiquettes of marriage, and it's on the disadvantages of

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marriage. So before you get so excited, oh, this is going to show

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us how to get married No, and get excited about marriage and all

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this? Well, you got to know in advance the hardships, all right

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of getting married, that the idea of getting married, brings with

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it.

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Three main hardships. All right, three main hardships in cut.

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And the first hardship is the difficulty of obtaining a lawful

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income, that it is not easy at all to obtain a lawful income. The

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most serious drawback remember, because it says is that it's

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nearly impossible to make out fully 100% legitimate livelihood.

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Okay.

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Very few can do this now, a moment because that is writing how long

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ago

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and he died 1111. Right. So he's talking about a century ago,

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sorry, a millennium ago today applies to us is the Hadith of the

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prophets of Allah when he was salam, that there is going to come

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a time when the dust of Riba is on everything. All right. So imagine

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now, marriage may cause one to make more compromises in the quest

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of income. So in the previous video, we talked about how one of

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the reasons behind marriage is that it actually completes a

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person's

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character, in that you come to know Allah azza wa jal in ways

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that you would not have outside of marriage. So when you have

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dependents and you have people dependent upon you, you start to

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have reliance upon Allah for the risk, you need the risk, right? So

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you start relying upon Allah for that and you learn to rely upon

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him. But there's a drawback that what happens when your iman

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decreases, you start to make moral compromises in the quest for

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income. So how many people out there are actually could be even

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criminals or can be doing some seriously unethical things? Okay.

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The main motive behind it is their fear for their children's

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livelihood. Okay, fear for their children's livelihood and fear for

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their or competition that their wife is seeing other guys, right

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doing

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helot better than they are. So they need to, you know, eliminate

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that type of that negativity.

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In contrast, the Bachelor is safe from this, he's safe, and he has a

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peace of mind, right, of not having the dependency, right of

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children, or the dependents of children and spouse relying upon

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him. Alright, so the first thing here is that a man will make moral

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compromises in order to fulfill the expenses. And these days. I

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mean, we know we just saw the Republican tax cut for the rich,

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and it's going to kill the middle class. And again, systematically,

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there's like a war waged on the middle class. If you want to know

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what's a good country to live in, you look at three qualities you

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could study. Right? The three qualities are number one,

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cleanliness of the streets, if the streets are clean, it tells you a

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lot, just drive around the country. Okay, if the streets are

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clean, it tells you a lot. Number two, justice in the courts. All

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right. So you need to ask around and see if people go to court in

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this country. Are the courts fair? All right, that's number two.

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Number three is a nice, thick middle class. And in this country,

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they're waging war in the middle class. And it's

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going to be harder and harder just to scrap a basic livelihood.

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Tuition is through the roof college tuition is this is the

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latest bubble, that I feel bad for a lot of youth that they have to

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cover, let alone dowry, and now all the expenses of marriage.

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According to a prophetic tradition, a man with a mountain

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of good deeds will be made to stand by the balance. He will then

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be questioned about his wealth, how he came by it and how he spent

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it in settling these demands. He will use up all of his accumulated

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good deeds until the very last one, the angels will say this is

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one whose good deeds were all consumed by his family on Earth.

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And today, he is in need for his deeds. Okay, so his family called

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onto him all right, and blamed him for feeding them by unlawful

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wealth and in order to settle the recompense there he had to give

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them from his own good deeds. So when you were giving your children

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something okay.

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And your family wealth and thinking you're doing them a favor

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what you're going to realize they're going to come to you on

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Yom Okayama blame you for it all right, and you're gonna have to

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give you them from your good deeds. It is said that the first

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to fasten onto a man at the resurrection, the money they're

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gonna latch on to him all right, and they will stand before Allah

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azza wa jal and said Oh our LORD give us our due from this man, the

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head of the household. Okay. He left us in ignorance, so he didn't

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teach them. Right. So teaching and educating one's family is one of

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the most important things in the deen Allah subhanaw taala says

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what I like of the Salah will start with Allah. Right teach your

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people the deen right teacher fit your household the dean. Okay. And

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Imam Ahmed even humble when he finished completing the Musnad he

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gathered his entire family for and for a series of days, read to

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them, the Muslim and the Muslim contains over 40,000 Hadith.

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Right, his top student was his son, Abdullah. Right. Ibrahim is

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oh, I would never do a Cutsem of Quran except that or it was Edison

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medic. He would first he would reach to the last few students,

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then he would gather his entire family and read to them, okay, and

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they would make the deal out together. So involving one's

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family and the dean and educating a person is dependence on the

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dean. That's number one. Number two, he fed us unlawfully without

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our knowledge he went obtained unlawful wealth and came back and

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put that on the table. Okay, and that's what they ate from so

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they're gonna say, Listen, we sinned, because of him. He's the

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reason we sent so we're gonna they're gonna call for the

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recompense and they're going to take from his good deeds, because

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on that Yamo gamma no one you know, y'all Malayan foul. Merola

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balloon, right? Nobody cares about them the anyone but themselves.

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The only one who cares about others on that day is say they're

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Tony and say that Muhammad said Allah when he was seven them, and

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thereafter when people are given permission to do intercession,

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then they do their intercession. But up to that point, nobody

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cares.

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Another Hadith nobody meets Allah with a sin greater

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than that of having left his family in ignorance of the deen.

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Okay. So think about that you want to get married and you're excited?

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Are you yourselves knowledgeable enough that you can now teach

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someone else? When you have a little 10 year old? What are you

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going to do? Right? So you yourself have to learn. And I'm

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telling you, the opportunities to learn are so immense, it's

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unbelievable. What are you going to learn? Let's say you're somos.

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Okay, well tell me what am I need to do? The first thing you need to

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do is study up data. You can spend a good year reading, going to

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classes bouncing around the internet for from teachers who are

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reliable and you know, a reliable teacher, how by his peers or her

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peers. Do you see them interacting with other Imams? That's the sign

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that someone has some peer review, okay. And then you study your Aki

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to the next is to how to insula, you're going to study the Hatha

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insula. And then you're going to study at that point, the

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sun sown fasting and Zika because you're going to be a working

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person, and pay years ago. And then thereafter, now that you have

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your father dying down your bases that you know, at this point,

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after that you spend time on the Shabbat and of the Prophet

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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the descriptions of sacred cow names

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on a salatu salam keeping in mind, morals, manners and spiritual

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rectification through summit of the prophets of Allah when he was

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selling them. Alright, and you could spend a long time on that.

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And once we get our theory, right, we get our theory right. It could

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take time to to act upon it, right to actually act upon it. But we

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need to get the theory right first, right. So we got to get

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these the theory right first, and then we can we can scrap and this

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is what Sudoku is. It's a hard struggle to actually act upon this

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knowledge and it takes years. One man said I studied all the deen in

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five years, and then I studied it loss for 30 years, right? In other

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words, trying to practice it with it last for 30 years.

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You remember because ally says this drawback is widespread few

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can escape it without having inherited or legitimately acquired

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wealth sufficient to support a man and his family. Another question

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that comes up often, a person inherits wealth that either is

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unlawful or mixed, lawful and unlawful, or they inherited

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unlawfully. In other words, their parent didn't observe the city in

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terms of the inheritance, so he distributed it, or she distributed

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it how she wishes, or that they shouldn't have distributed or been

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inherited at all. In other words, we know that a Muslim does NOT

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inherit from a Catholic, for example, so but you're the parent

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could list a child who is not a Muslim could list a child who is a

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Muslim, what does he do with that wealth? Alright, so that you give

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it out? What if What if you were a Muslim parent,

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distributed the inheritance unlawfully, it becomes your duty

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to portion out what you deserve what the city gives you, a lots

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for you. Right? And whatever is remaining, that's extra that you

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have to give it to the one who was who didn't receive their share, or

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divided amongst the people who didn't receive their share, okay?

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Or

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what you have to do? Is

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it the opposite, if you were

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district deprived of your share, right? Inheritance should be given

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to you. And it's debated upon whether or not you should fight

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for your inheritance. One of the opinions is that you do not fight

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for the inheritance that you were owed. And the other opinion says,

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Yes, you do. You can go and take your family members to court if

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you were robbed or your inheritance, but if they legally

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did it here in America and allocated the inheritance in a way

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that's unlawful, then there's no fight, right? You can tell them

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listen, totally call your brother. Listen, we didn't get the shares

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properly, and you should fear a lot and distributed properly. And

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it's up to him whether or not he does that. The third possibility

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is that you inherited mixed money, mix money, and mixed money is

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acceptable to take in Sharia mix money is medical thoughts, meaning

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wealth that was partially gained lawfully and partially gain

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unlawfully. Okay, that you can take. So for example, I know a

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guy, you could say, hypothetically comes into my store. And I know

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this guy

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has a gas station and in this gas station, he sells lottery tickets,

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and he sells guests. So his money is mixed. But he's now coming to

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me to buy a product from me. I don't have to, you know, parcel

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out the percentage of money that's Hello. And that's haram. I can

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accept it.

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and you assume that it's from the halal and this is from the mercies

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of the Sharia. Alright, so people inherit unlawfully or inherit

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unlawful wealth and then they feed their family with that, you know,

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you have to know that on like suits ABA says, I don't care about

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fathers Sons Daughters or husbands are friends. Right on Yom Okayama

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everyone seeks is for their neffs okay, it's for themselves and

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they're going to take that man account for feeding them

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unlawfully. Okay, so he says one so situated can indeed escape this

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predicament as can a man whose skill enables him to earn a

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livelihood by legitimate means.

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And of course, he's listing what was a legitimate mean in his in

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wood cutting, hunting or any craft of course, that's independent of

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the authorities. Of course, that's in his day and age. For us, we

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have a lot of legitimate mean jobs.

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But even though legitimate skills can be used in corporations that

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are overall in an illegitimate business, okay, it legitimate

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business. So just because you're an IT guy, well, you have to ask,

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what is the corporation or company that's employing you? And is that

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lawful? Yes or no? Like, is their entire business lawful? So yeah,

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I'm just doing it for these guys. Okay, well, what are they doing?

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Alright, so that's another thing, now even Salim

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right, even saying that Buffy is a disciple of Salah to study, or the

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Allahu anhu, on Houma, and he was asked about marriage. And he said,

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It is the best course these days, for a man assailed by overwhelming

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lust. All right. But however, if someone possesses self control, it

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is better to abstain from marriage. Now, remember that his

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daddy later in the chapter, he's going to negate this, and he's

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going to qualify it, that if anyone believes that celibacy, and

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we talked about this in the previous videos, that we're not

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live streamed. If anyone believes that celibacy is superior to

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marriage, then we know that this is a bit. And the prophets, I send

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them call the companion and spoke about a companion in order to send

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him a message and he said, What an excellent man, if he only

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fulfilled all of my son, okay, so the word went to the man. And he

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came back, and he said, Oh, my God, Allah, what is it from your

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son of that I don't do? And he said, you don't marry and the

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problem and then the men said, No, it is not out of disbelief in

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marriage, its inability to marry. So the Prophet helped him get

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married. Okay. So in this case, what he meant was that he's gonna

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say is that marriage in itself, you must believe it's superior,

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however, there can be a circumstance in which to not marry

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is superior. In other words, if all the people available for

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marriage would corrupt your deen as opposed to benefit your deen,

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then at that point, it's better to to know it's permissible to not

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marry. Okay? Or if obtaining wealth for them would be

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impossible. Let's say hypothetically, you're full of

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debt, and you have no skills and you can't obtain the necessary

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wealth. So for a specific reason, it is permissible for someone to

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avoid marriage, and many automat did that in the past. Right?

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That's the amendment No, we for example, never married a memorable

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curry. There is no record that he married, okay.

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Number of people didn't marry. Now, number two. So the first

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disadvantage has to do with wealth number two, difficulty of treating

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a wife properly. Alright, the second drawback lies in the

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difficulty of giving wives their due. Okay, having patience. And

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really, this should go both ways.

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It usually when you see a man because that is writing and many

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people actually they talk about this and they sort of complain,

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etc. Okay.

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Lena cetera. That email has that he always writes in his Treatises

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of marriage to men. Right? Okay, fine. That's him. So now that

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you're an adult, you can say okay, him or her? Right? Yes, it applies

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to the husband or the wife that was in that time he's writing for

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other men. And that's why he's always talking about the

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difficulty of getting wives there do well, I mean, a woman could say

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the difficulty of giving her husband her do all right, that was

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in his time, he's writing to men. So you know, we can be mature and

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say, right, that was that was how he wrote, it doesn't mean that

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there's no credence to the opposite. Alright, so

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likewise, in his chapters on Paradise, he always talks about

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the paradise of men, right? What men receiving paradise and then so

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many women get upset. All right, why not? The women Okay, so he

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didn't write that that doesn't discount that there is a lot for

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women in paradise, right. So in any event, let's get back to the

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subject here.

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having supper with the character of your spouse because everyone

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who is above

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How to Get married puts on their best, you know, puts your best

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foot forward, no one comes in engagement and is cranky, no one

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comes in a bad mood, everyone comes in a good mood, right? Well,

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when you actually get married, it's non existent, this idea that

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you can always be in a good mood, you're not gonna always be in a

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good mood, right? So you're gonna have bad moods. So to learn to

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have Southern and as you're gonna have bad moods, so the person that

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you married is also a human being that's gonna have bad moods, you

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have to have supper, right with and that's this is what he's

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talking about the difficulty of this summer, right? bearing the

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trouble that they cause, right? And spouses could cause you

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trouble, they could waste your money, they could embarrass you in

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public. There's a lot of ways in which right,

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in which,

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you know, spouses can cause trouble. Alright, so you have to

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have somebody with that. Alright, the task of treating women

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properly. And here's some a point that he's making is greater than

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the task of a woman treating her husband properly. Because a

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husband can ruin a Woman's Day, a lot more than a woman's life, even

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more so than woman can really ruin a man's life. And I'm sure that

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some men will disagree with that. But let's just talk from common

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sense. A man when he gets angry, he could harm a woman far greater

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than if a woman can harm him, gets angry how she could harm her

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husband. So he says here, it's accurate. Even more important that

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the man think about suburb patients, even more so than his

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wife. Okay.

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He says here, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam has

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given more responsibility on the man saying that he is the shepherd

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for the flock, right? He is the shepherd for the flock, it is a

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sin enough for a man to neglect those in his care. It is a duty

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and Sharia that a man Okay?

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That a man take care of his spouse, but in his family, but it

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is not a duty for a woman to take care of her husband or her

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children. Right? So in the process of taking care of this spouse, all

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right, the, there's a lot of anger is gonna happen, lack of patience,

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right frustration, and all these things that the man must swallow,

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right in order to actually do his job properly.

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guard yourselves and your families against the fire. This is Allah

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has told men, guard yourselves and your families towards against the

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fire. So he has to take care of them in this world. He has to take

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care of them regarding the next world and making sure at least

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outwardly, they're not doing what's wrong, and they're doing

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well what's the duty and the woman has no such responsibility, okay.

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Now, obviously common sense will say that they would care, right?

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But as a from the viewpoint of the Day of Judgment, Allah azza wa jal

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will not ask a woman, why her children went astray. And he will

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not ask the woman why your husband went astray or earned unlawful

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income. But he will ask the man those questions. Okay. And that's

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a big deal. And that's why we have to be mature. And the young youth

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out there, they got to be mature, you should be studying, working

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and being adults, and get off the video games, which is now

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extending into like, the 20s and 30s. And they're doing this

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idiocy, so you got to grow up and be a man and just to earn a halal

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income. Forget the idea of the religion of your of your family,

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and all the responsibilities of being aware of what's going on in

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society. Okay, being aware what's going on in society, forget about

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that. Alright, just earning a hello income. Add to that. Now we

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got to be aware of what's the impact of cell phones, what's

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going on with youth culture, you got to be aware of all this. It's

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almost another full time job. Okay. And I don't talk about you

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know, teens, but I see my friends telling me about the teenage

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years, and it's a whole nother ballgame and other worlds. He

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continues, the more souls there are, the more this incitement is

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likely to increase. Okay. That is why someone gave this excuse for

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not marrying my own soul is a trial note. What he means here is

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that the more souls that you're responsible for, right, the

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greater the trial, you're responsible that your kids know

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how to pray, they know how to eat or they're going out properly

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dressed, they're having good friends, you are responsible for

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this, okay? You're not responsible for their intention, but you are

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responsible for giving it your best shot. And the more souls in

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your household, the more duty you have. Okay, another man said, I

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have difficulty taking care of my own Dean. That's why I'm not

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taking on a wife or children. Alright, so again, if it's

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contingent, a person doesn't matter.

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For a contingent person purpose, that's permissible. And I said,

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I'm gonna even discussing this, I don't think that there's any

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significant number of youth out there, or people out there who

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want to go down the path of celibacy. But at in his time, it

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was a discussion that amongst the worshipers, it was a discussion

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that was better to marry or not. And there were many worshipers who

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didn't marry for those reasons, but it is it always goes back and

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says it's far superior to marry than otherwise.

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Lastly,

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okay. Lastly, worldly distractions. All right.

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It is said, the worship that you're upon, when you're single.

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As soon as you get a job, cut it in half. As soon as you marry, cut

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that in half, as soon as you have children cut that in half. And

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that's what you're going to be left with. So if you are a single

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bachelor, young guy,

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take advantage of your time and woman. Take advantage of your time

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and trying to draw near to Allah azza wa jal and purify your heart

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now, because as soon as you get a job, cut it in half.

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As soon as as soon as you're married, you're going to be even

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more busy. And when you get kids it game is over. Right? Really,

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the game is over, and you're just going to be drowning to stay

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alive. Right praying, Aisha half asleep, gonna pray Fajr and the

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whole apartment smells like urine, right? Because of the you know,

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bassinets and baby carriages and whatever. Right? And, you know, it

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becomes when you're in the cave of having few infants and have a

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friends for some friends who are in that. And I remember being in

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it myself, is just the all I could remember is just how much the

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scent of urine is in your nose all the time and you become an expert

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in urine. You know, this is 72 hour old urine. Alright, why

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wasn't this diaper taken out? This is fresh urine, right? This sheet

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was just recently wept. You know, and this in you become this very

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expert in bizarre things. And you totally the mood of sitting down

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and doing half of Quran or studying or doing vicar is just no

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mood for that. It's noise, it's diapers, it's

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rattles. And then when things are good, when the kid is clean, and

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squeaky clean, and the house is clean, which lasts like an hour,

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then the kid is so cute, you have to play with them. Right? You have

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to play with them. And when you're done with that, and when you're

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done taking care of the kid, and you came home from work, now

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you're so exhausted, all you want to do is sit on the couch. So if

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you're in that phase, if you're one of those young men, a woman

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who just had babies, and you having one or two or three little

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kids by three, you're already probably an expert. But one until

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you have to know it is understandable in the sight of

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Allah azza wa jal that your worship and a bad and seeking

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knowledge will go down really low. But you have to know how much

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reward isn't taking care of your child, and then your other spouse

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who's exhausted from taking care of the child, right. And your

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reward really becomes in that more so than an actual individualized

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worship. So you have to understand that Allah knows best. And he

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opens avenues. And earlier in this book, you remember that he notes,

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some narrations that said that the two records from the man who's

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married and has dependents is superior in the sight of Allah

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than the whole night of worship for a single person, right? It's

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not even a comparison. Right? So this is the heavy burden of this

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stuff. And it's very important for us because if we're if most of us

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are going to survive the modern onslaught, we have to embrace this

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idea of marriage and children and deal with it, and and come to

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enjoy it and come to love it and come to realize how much blessing

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is in it. At the same time, there's going to come a time when

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these kids start becoming more independent, and you get your time

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back, right. And that's when you can recoup and get back to, to

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some knowledge. But I'm telling you, if you never did it when you

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were single, it's going to be extremely difficult for you to do

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it when you're having a job married and having kids. So if

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you're single, take advantage of it now. Right and learn the

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disadvantages of marriage which we just mentioned, so that you can

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take advantage of your single life while you're still single.

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Alright, so that's the section here. That brings us to an end of

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this section. We can

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take any questions, if anyone has any comments or questions. We

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could open it up for that now.

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All right, so we got a question from remplir says so we can't

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leave them and inheritance. The answer for inheritance is that a

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Muslim and does not inherit from the non believer? That's the

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answer to your question. And vice versa doesn't happen. You don't

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give them inheritance nor take inheritance, but a person can

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leave 1/3 of their wealth to non inheritors. Right. So, my because

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that's a good question. Let's say I'm almost I convert to Islam. And

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I have four sons, three of them convert to Islam, and one doesn't,

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right. So three of them will inherit, the fourth one will not

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be an inheritor. But Allah knows best you can ask if lucky.

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But 1/3 of your wealth can go to non inheritors. So can 1/3 go to

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that to your non believing son. Right? From what I know the answer

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is yes. But ask a couple other folks

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about that. And if he even says that much, there are two types of

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scholars, there's the much the head who derives the rulings

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directly from himself. And there is the fapy, who studies the HD

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heads of other scholars.

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All right, Kareem even Skander says, ALLAH SubhanA which Allah

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says he will enrich married couples Very good point. No one

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should not marry at a fear of impoverishment province I sent him

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said marry and Allah will and Allah says in the Quran, Sophia,

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Nico Mala. Min probably Allah will enrich you from what he has cozia

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says, Is it true that a husband is not required to pay for Islamic

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courses for his wife, the husband is required to educate his wife in

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Islam, that's an obligation. Okay, it's an obligation. I've been told

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that he's only required to pay her food, shelter and clothing

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nonsense. He has to educate her in or he has to facilitate her

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learning of Sharia.

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First of all,

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he mimetic is very sensitive about this in Matic effect, and you can

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actually put me on sword if a man if a woman talks to her if a woman

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talks to her husband, and he turns his back and ignores her without

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cause that this itself is ground for as considered a form of abuse

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and grounds for divorce. So the idea of making your woman

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miserable, right, itself is a problem. So someone who's going

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and given me a list that you owe her two cups of rice, that you owe

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her a cup of water a day? Don't be ridiculous, what books are you

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studying? Okay, because

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ematic effect, right?

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It's considered abuse, if she's made to be sad. Even for children,

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it's considered abuse to force feed them, to force them to eat

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something that they don't want to eat is considered abuse. Right? So

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the idea of abuse in the household is extremely a low threshold. It's

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not a high threshold, it's a low threshold. So even just the idea

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of having a reasonable request, and then being unhappy, making the

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spouse unhappy in the house. That's part of what we have to do

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here, right is make sure that people in the house as the Quran

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says, this household is made for Sakina for you, right?

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The marriage is made for Sakina. So if you're upset, then you're

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not having secure. And if the request is reasonable, it should

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be seen too. Would that mean her religious knowledge is primarily

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obtained from her partner? Yes, primarily, her partner should be

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her teacher. If he has knowledge, well, why are you going to go

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study with some other guy when I'm right here? Right? So that's the

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one thing, but if there is a reason for her to go, and you

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don't have the knowledge, then she can study with someone else.

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Right? And what should she do if he has limited knowledge yet study

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with someone else? And why don't you go to robata. And you got

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someone like Tim are great. She's a sister. She's a woman who's a

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scholar, so you're not going to be worried? Oh, she's getting very

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close to the chef. Yeah, I would, I would have a problem with that,

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like getting too close. You know, at least find a chef who's an old

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man.

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Ibrahim Khan says, Dear said, Whoa, when do we know that we are

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ready for marriage?

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When you you can't stand being single anymore, right when you

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have income and you're capable of taking care of another

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another person?

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You know, also, how can I become a polite person as I think my habit

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of taunting might affect my marriage in the future? I mean,

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you're asking the wrong person. I'm not really polite person

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myself, but the

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only answer is Mary. Okay. And when you keep having bad

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experiences, and she keeps being miserable, you'll learn your

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lesson.

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Ibrahim Khan says, Can you also tell us how can we purify our

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hearts when we are unmarried?

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First of all on the purification of the heart is something I don't

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really want to talk about because it's a massive subject, which I

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would feel like a monastic speaking about it. But the

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purification of the heart really occurs and because at the moment

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as it talks about this with interaction with others, when you

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interact with other people, you realize how much junk you have in

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here, how much junk you have in here, okay? And the actual act of

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purifying your heart has to do with emptying your stomach and

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doing much vicar of Allah azza wa jal. That's really the summary of

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it. And I think the best is it goes memorize the Quran, because

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once you've memorized, you can recite it anywhere at all times.

00:36:06 --> 00:36:09

Right? There's just the idea that you can recite three or four

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jewels on your own on the drive in the car, in bed before you sleep

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because the prophets I seldom used to recite Quran laying down so

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it's permissible, right? It's very purificatory for the heart. I

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don't know if purificatory has a word but now it is. Okay.

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Fatima bint Abdullah says Subhan Allah may Allah grant our men

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understanding does a woman have to always ask permission from her

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husband in order to go out the husband as he is responsible for

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her safety and her Deen does have the right to ask her not to go

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out. That is his right? If she's going somewhere that there is a

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potential harm that he sees, he does have that right. Okay. And of

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course, it should be been maruf been maruf is the is the phrase

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which means in a good way. Because at the same time, the husband and

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the wife have the right to be happy in their life, you got to

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remember this is an at will agreement. And at will agreement,

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I am at will giving you these rights and being answerable to you

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and these responsibilities. And you are at will also giving me

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these rights and being answerable to me on these. So there are

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rights and responsibilities, but both parties are coming at will if

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you're in business, you know what an at will agreement is means that

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anytime either one could leave, okay, if the woman wants to leave,

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if she's unhappy, that's enough of a reason she gives back to the

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dowry. If he abused her or he stopped praying or he gets on

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drugs, she doesn't have to give the dowry, and she could just get

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out of the marriage just like that. Okay. So courageous is how

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do we talk to a husband who does very long prayers all day reading?

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pseudos? How can I gently talk to him? He can ask his chef or his

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influential person to talk to him that he would listen to, to talk

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talk to him and to be

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and to be

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give him advice. Kareem says Assalamu Aleikum? What if the wife

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has a bigger income than the husband? Does he still have to

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provide her? The answer is yes, she could have a bigger income,

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but she's got to pay for everything. Okay, you shouldn't

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ever say look, you know, I'm eating and who pay for it, your

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wife paid for it, let her have money, she can have money all she

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wants, you got to pay for everything. Part of the marriage

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deal is to live on the means of the husband. Right? That's part of

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the deal. It's a contract, you're gonna He's gonna pay for

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everything, but you're gonna live on his means. So if, if his income

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is here, and you're used to an income that's here, right? And you

00:38:42 --> 00:38:47

want to marry this guy, right? You got to accept that your livelihood

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is going to be now here. Okay, your your way of life is going to

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be now here.

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Orlando Long time no see my brother. The story of Khalifa Omar

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Abdullah and the brothers seeking advice his wife abusing him but

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saw almost a wife abusing him. Okay, so he wants us to talk about

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that at

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all. But I was at home a man came to knock on his door to complain

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about his wife.

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He heard say no matter his wife, raising her voice on Alma. So he

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turned back almost opened the door and said what is it? He said no,

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no, it's nothing. He said tell me what is it? He said I came to

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complain about my wife. But I heard your wife is louder than

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mine. And America tab says she feeds us food. She cleaned the

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house. She prepares our clothes. Shouldn't I have patients? Another

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man came to Walmart and they were chit chatting. And he said I want

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to divorce my wife

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almost said why? He said there's no more love. He said where's

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loyalty and responsibility? Right? Is everything built on love? It's

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not not all built on love. Where's loyalty and responsibility? So

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didn't you have like years before? What happened to that you throw it

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out there

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And there's responsibility. Right so where's she gonna go? You have

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a married a woman you have five kids from her and then you divorce

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her. What do you want to do her? Her to do with herself? Right? So

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one of the buses are interested what the rest of the sections are

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about the rest of the sections. You're gonna have to get them from

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Safina online. Insha Allah, we're slowly launching in the launch

00:40:23 --> 00:40:28

this week is the lives of Man series. Right and events, right

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the lives of Man series this week.

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xanthum Lussier says, Can the husband restrict away from meeting

00:40:34 --> 00:40:39

her family? He again, he can restrict her from leaving the

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house, if he sees that there's a reason. Like, for example, it's in

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a dangerous part of town and he doesn't want to go in there or

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it's a flight away. It is wonderful. But he cannot restrict

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the father and mother from visiting him. Right? He can't

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close the door on the father and mother of his wife. He must let

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them in, at all times, Orlando's his sisters and brothers having

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hangups about age, although some, the husband can provide everything

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physically, emotionally and spiritually.

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Yeah, I mean, age is flexible, as he says, Does the husband have to

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tell the wife where he's going?

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The answer is no. It technically he does not. But yes, from the

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aspect of again, remember what the Quran says marriage is about

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Sakina both parties should be happy and at peace. So if you

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break that, right, then it's you're not going to get a good

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result.

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What is the DEF? Rami Salah says? Are there any books on the fifth

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of marriage that you can recommend? Yeah, there's a lot of

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books. Any fifth book has a section on marriage. And there are

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a marriage this book by a member of as Edie is a good book to have.

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And there are a lot of other books back when I was younger, okay,

00:42:03 --> 00:42:06

awareness. Maqsood book was out there. I can't remember. I don't

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know if it's still in print. But But okay, uh, where's Massoud? Has

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that book

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Ibrahim Khan says what is the definition of a complete man and

00:42:16 --> 00:42:17

husband in Islam?

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I

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don't specifically, you know, have come across that phrase a complete

00:42:28 --> 00:42:33

men are incented cannon. Right, the more Sooners that a person

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piles on and the more discouraged acts that they stopped doing, the

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more complete that they become.

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One of the buttons says, so back to the Hadith, Orlando mentioned,

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is it the same for a woman if she wants to leave a marriage? Because

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there is no more love? Yes, it goes both ways. Right? It does go

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both ways that it goes for a woman to that.

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What about responsibility? What about

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the loyalty shamila. But it's not the same? Because a woman is a man

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is not the dependent of his wife. Right? So show me a rally earlier

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says surely women have women have the same responsibilities.

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If you want to know the or the both sides have the responsibility

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to make sure that household is a place of peace and happiness. If

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you want to call up physical responsibilities, the only

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physical responsibility that a woman has towards her men is she

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makes her physical herself physically. Right? her body and

00:43:40 --> 00:43:42

her companionship available to her husband.

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When you want to talk about the material, that's the only

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responsibility on her.

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Right? The material responsibility is to make her hers physically and

00:43:54 --> 00:43:57

her companionship and her body available to her husband. In other

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words to keep that he could keep her company. Okay and right have

00:44:04 --> 00:44:09

physical relations on the man though? No. He's got a lot more

00:44:09 --> 00:44:12

responsibilities in this that pertains to this life and the next

00:44:12 --> 00:44:12

life.

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Nan says, salam, can you give prophetic advice on how to

00:44:18 --> 00:44:23

increase Sakina in our house? Yes, you can take the advice of Imam

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Ahmed or one of the other Imam said whenever my wife gets angry,

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I just appease her and whenever I get angry, she just appeases me.

00:44:31 --> 00:44:34

And if there it takes two people to argue if one gets angry, the

00:44:34 --> 00:44:38

other just stops it you can't be too angry people at the same house

00:44:38 --> 00:44:42

at the same time. So whenever there's pushed from one side, the

00:44:42 --> 00:44:47

other gives back, right pulls back. Okay? And if you want to be

00:44:47 --> 00:44:49

smart, and you're saying well wait a second, there's right and wrong

00:44:49 --> 00:44:53

here. Right and wrong will never be rectified through an argument.

00:44:54 --> 00:44:58

Right? This is just from experience. Okay, it will never be

00:44:58 --> 00:44:59

rectified through an argument

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Secondly, most spouses, they argue over theoretical stuff, political

00:45:06 --> 00:45:11

positions, you know who's guilty of what? That has nothing to do

00:45:11 --> 00:45:15

with day to day. I'm talking from the experience of everyone who've

00:45:15 --> 00:45:18

I've ever heard. You just leave those things don't even argue.

00:45:18 --> 00:45:22

Okay, so they think he's guilty. She thinks he's guilty. And I

00:45:22 --> 00:45:24

think he's innocent. Right?

00:45:26 --> 00:45:29

I think he's oppressed. And she thinks he's a male chauvinist.

00:45:29 --> 00:45:32

Okay, fine. Whatever, leave it.

00:45:34 --> 00:45:38

She thinks football is dumb. And I think it's cool. Okay, fine. Good.

00:45:39 --> 00:45:41

No problem. No problem at all.

00:45:42 --> 00:45:46

She thinks romantic comedies are worth time. And I don't, okay,

00:45:46 --> 00:45:50

fine. If it's going to take two hours to make your wife happy and

00:45:50 --> 00:45:52

let her be happy. It's their problem. So you have to have that

00:45:52 --> 00:45:58

attitude of just let it go. Right? Yeah, as long as it's not in the

00:45:58 --> 00:46:03

deen, let it go. Not an issue. And that's the advice that Imam

00:46:03 --> 00:46:06

Muhammad gave. I'm not gonna say here. I'm the expert. But that's

00:46:06 --> 00:46:09

I'm acting upon that. I'm trying to act upon that. And we should

00:46:09 --> 00:46:12

all be trying to act upon that. I actually hate marriage advice, and

00:46:12 --> 00:46:16

childbearing advice. Because unless you're 70, and you've been

00:46:16 --> 00:46:20

married for 50 years, and all your kids are already married? Who are

00:46:20 --> 00:46:23

you to give advice you haven't even lived? Right? All right.

00:46:24 --> 00:46:28

Junaid had says How important is compatibility? And how do we find

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out about it without meeting the person you gotta meet the person.

00:46:32 --> 00:46:36

Right? You got is not a mail order spouse here, you got to at least

00:46:36 --> 00:46:40

meet the person. All right, a couple of times, but you will

00:46:40 --> 00:46:44

never know of 100% of compatibility. And here's the

00:46:44 --> 00:46:44

here's the thing.

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The people who are believers in the dating scene, they will tell

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us, how can you Muslims meet the person three or four times and

00:46:53 --> 00:46:55

then marry the person? Right?

00:46:57 --> 00:47:00

Well, we say meet three, four times have an engagement of a

00:47:00 --> 00:47:05

couple months. So more comes out of the person. And then you can

00:47:05 --> 00:47:11

you'll know enough. Will they say no, we need to date for years and

00:47:11 --> 00:47:15

live with each other. Well, this is my argument back. You can know

00:47:15 --> 00:47:18

a person 1,000%, right.

00:47:19 --> 00:47:23

Hey, guess what, in life, people are going to change in the future

00:47:23 --> 00:47:27

anyway. You could know someone 1,000% And you and they say the

00:47:27 --> 00:47:31

same for 10 years, then all of a sudden, they go unemployed and

00:47:31 --> 00:47:36

they become some extremist, or the opposite. They just did get some

00:47:36 --> 00:47:40

new friends, right. And they change their tastes in everything.

00:47:40 --> 00:47:43

And they become a different person because some new neighbor moved in

00:47:43 --> 00:47:47

and he befriended him and he changed. There was a guy. And this

00:47:47 --> 00:47:52

is actually a documentary. There was a guy in the middle of life.

00:47:53 --> 00:47:57

He got laid off. So we got another job. He got another job that

00:47:57 --> 00:48:02

required him to drive 90 minutes to work and 90 minutes back that

00:48:03 --> 00:48:07

the guy became a hardcore he was from a regular regular guy, he

00:48:07 --> 00:48:11

became a hardcore right wing, almost like extremist. Why guess

00:48:11 --> 00:48:16

why talk radio on the commute. Because it's known at least in the

00:48:16 --> 00:48:19

East Coast, I don't know about the other places that the right wing

00:48:19 --> 00:48:24

control the radio, and the left wing controls the TV except for

00:48:24 --> 00:48:28

Fox. So he kept listening to guys like Rush Limbaugh. And these

00:48:28 --> 00:48:33

other guys, 90 minutes going 90 minutes coming. It transformed him

00:48:33 --> 00:48:35

in the middle of his life, to the point that he ended up getting a

00:48:35 --> 00:48:39

divorce from his wife and his kids hate him. So you can know someone

00:48:39 --> 00:48:43

1,000% They're going to change, right? Guaranteed people will

00:48:43 --> 00:48:48

change. So the idea of knowing someone 1,000%, before marrying

00:48:48 --> 00:48:51

them, it's a false idea. You're only going to know a person to, to

00:48:51 --> 00:48:54

a degree, if you know the fundamentals about the person.

00:48:55 --> 00:48:59

Nothing funny has come up in the engagement, you took references

00:48:59 --> 00:49:01

you asked around, that's the best you could do.

00:49:03 --> 00:49:07

Compatibility, in my opinion, the more things you have in common,

00:49:07 --> 00:49:10

the easier the marriage, that means your parents are of similar,

00:49:10 --> 00:49:15

similar backgrounds, similar tastes and things similar, even

00:49:15 --> 00:49:18

ethnicity write this, if it's similar, it's easier. It doesn't

00:49:18 --> 00:49:24

mean that it has to be, but it's a fact of life. It's easier. If 90%

00:49:24 --> 00:49:28

of the things in life are the same. Right? Then there's going to

00:49:28 --> 00:49:32

be less causes of friction and easier life. That doesn't mean

00:49:32 --> 00:49:35

that we're advocating against inter ethnic marriages, but I'm

00:49:35 --> 00:49:36

just saying it's easier.

00:49:37 --> 00:49:41

All right now, Yan Aasif says can you please explain the wisdom

00:49:41 --> 00:49:43

behind only allowing a man to divorce his husband and not being

00:49:43 --> 00:49:46

allowed the other way around? Now we said that that's not the case.

00:49:46 --> 00:49:52

A woman is allowed to seek a hula from her husband, even if she's

00:49:52 --> 00:49:56

just unhappy, but she must give back the dowry. She entered the

00:49:56 --> 00:49:59

marriage with a dowry she exits the marriage with a dowry

00:50:00 --> 00:50:04

As the Prophet SAW, I suddenly received the complaint of a woman.

00:50:04 --> 00:50:08

And she's mentioned in the Quran, in which she simply said, I have

00:50:08 --> 00:50:12

no complaints about the man but I fear, Cofer, meaning I'm so

00:50:12 --> 00:50:16

miserable in life, that my Eman will go down because of this, and

00:50:16 --> 00:50:20

I will hate the man. Okay. The prophesy centum said, Did he give

00:50:20 --> 00:50:22

you anything in the marriage? She said, Yes, he gave me a little

00:50:22 --> 00:50:26

garden. He said, Give it back. And then he called the man he said now

00:50:26 --> 00:50:27

divorced her. So

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this is actually one of the sort of misunderstandings regarding

00:50:34 --> 00:50:37

marriage. Next question says, Who is responsible for the wife's

00:50:37 --> 00:50:41

higher educational costs, if she chooses to pursue it?

00:50:42 --> 00:50:46

Education, it's the responsibility of a husband to educate the wife

00:50:46 --> 00:50:52

as would be the level of her peers. Okay, if she wants to go

00:50:52 --> 00:50:56

above and beyond, then that's just something that she that he's not

00:50:56 --> 00:51:00

responsible for. And they should if she is, if she she wants him to

00:51:00 --> 00:51:05

be, they should have discussed that before. So if all of her

00:51:05 --> 00:51:09

peers are college educated to a certain level, and he marries her,

00:51:09 --> 00:51:14

the expectation is he will then complete to take her up to be

00:51:14 --> 00:51:18

equal to her peers. So if all of her peers are doctors and PhDs,

00:51:18 --> 00:51:23

and it's before getting married, it's told to him, you're expected

00:51:23 --> 00:51:27

to continue her education and pay for that, then he has to write.

00:51:28 --> 00:51:32

But if it just comes in her mind, I actually I want to do a second

00:51:32 --> 00:51:37

PhD, then it's not his responsibility. However, again, I

00:51:37 --> 00:51:40

go back to the same common sensical point that

00:51:41 --> 00:51:45

the concept is about marriage is for Sakina. Both sides should

00:51:45 --> 00:51:49

apply common sense and make each other happy. This is the only way

00:51:49 --> 00:51:52

to live. There's not that's not a specific rule. It's a general

00:51:52 --> 00:51:55

rule. Okay? Because otherwise you're just not going to be happy.

00:51:55 --> 00:51:56

Right.

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All right. So I think that's

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I think that's a wrap. We'll stop here. That is the fourth part of

00:52:08 --> 00:52:11

this series. The rest of them you'll have access to them later

00:52:11 --> 00:52:16

on through Safina online. So just come along here. And hopefully

00:52:16 --> 00:52:17

we'll see you soon again.

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