Shadee Elmasry – Tafsir of Surah ArRahman (Part 3) NBF 302
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The conversation discusses the importance of theology and the role of Islam in creating everything, including addiction, the cycle of negative thoughts, protecting oneself from a situation, and the use of "has nothing to say" to avoid losing your attention. They stress the importance of wedge in shaping one's life, renewing habit and habits, avoiding negative behavior, and finding a woman to trust and achieve the spiritual world. The sevens five is a new facility near, and forgiveness, finding one's own happiness, and being true to one's beliefs is emphasized. They also emphasize the importance of avoiding criticized rules and false expectations and finding a woman to trust and achieve the spiritual world.
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Come on the Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala
Rasulillah. Who other early he was happy to be here Woman Well,
welcome everybody to the Safina society nothing but facts live
stream. And I tell you nothing but facts. That means when I say we
start one o'clock give or take an hour, okay, let's be flexible.
Anyways, stuff happened. We got late. But look, today we have some
some gifts from Bangladesh. We have a brother named affise. Here.
He's on Twitter. You used to be a gangster on Twitter. Are you still
on Twitter? Are you busy studying FIP
he's still on Twitter. He's from Harvard. That means he's really
smart. He's from Bangladesh. That means you know, he's really smart.
In Bangladesh, they're either getting, they're either eating the
stuff that makes your tea thread, or they're winning Nobel Prizes.
There's no middle with Bengalis, right? Like once I say it's
Bengali, but like an accountant. A dental hygienist? No. either. It's
it's even the stuff that makes your tea thread or he's winning a
Nobel Prize. Am I right or wrong about Bengalis? This is like
living room talk here. I'm gonna get in trouble for it. But it's
true. I'm mostly correct that these Bengali some of them are the
smartest people you ever going to meet. And academically so such
high achievers and he's one of them
and he's a student of medically fit his student of Haroon sada and
he's studying now at amorosi which is after they've been astronauts
to your first book that you start studying the Mohammed s and all
the mama that and he got some gifts here. Some nice shawls some
jute material here
really thick material here Mashallah. Some old from the old
Bengali pagan days, right? What are these? What are what are these
gods? This is a mosque, a monkey god, what is this? Is this a
monkey god? What is this from the old pagan days? Kind of look at
that.
That looked to me like a little some kind of weird gin that's
crept into their culture and got worship. Right, you know, all the
Hindu gods are all just gins. There's no doubt about that. And
that's why in fact, these gurus when they really believe what
they're doing, because stuff happens, they get reactions,
right? And they start believing, oh, what's truly a god. It's a
jinn. What does Allah say? Better? Can we Abu do another gem? What
else do you need? Right? I love the verse that just gives you the
whole analysis from start to finish a belt can we are we doing
a gin their worship engine? Every false god? The see people aren't
stupid, right? When they do something
and they don't get a reaction. Right? You stop when you do
something and you do get a reaction you continue. But you may
continue in falsehood and delusion. Okay, and that's what
they continued in falsehood and delusion and eating cow manure.
Okay. How's Owen Benjamin doing? Did he? Is he still on that? Or
what?
How do we have? He's still on that we how do we have three candidates
for presidential office that have Hindu backgrounds? That's way
disproportionate, right, to the percentage of Hindus in the
country. So Nikki Haley, Kamala Harris Vivec who is my who I like
him actually.
That's like disproportionate three out of how many? How many, like
not 10 We're running. Right. So on the on the Democrat side.
Obviously, Harris, nobody, Harrison Biden. On the Republican
side, it was Trump DeSantis Vivec.
Nikki Haley, who else so out of like five candidates
to or Hindu and then obviously Kamala Harris being the vice it's
like a disproportionate amount in comparison but they're ambitious
and they're doing it so and that but guys like on Benjamin aren't
buying it. In any event, very nice. Hemp has this hemp
it's hemp you know hemp is. Hemp is it's like when they take wheat
and they make a cloth out of it. It's hemp, right? This is a very
nice shawl. We're like we are shawl nation over here. You know
what I do at Shaw's?
I have a little secret. I have a lot of hacks by the way. The
Muslims make the best shots. But when I'm going in wearing a suit
or regular clothes,
or I'm going to supermarket I'm going to a wedding or something
like that. Am I gonna wear this humongous shawl around myself?
Right? The nice is beautiful is patterns. But this huge is Shah
What am I supposed to do with this thing? Right? It's either you
wearing it for Salah in the masjid or nothing. So you know what I
did? I cut them. I just take the scissors and cut and make it an
actual scarf. You know that? I'm making an actual scarf.
And then I have a sower mop up, mop up the edges. And then you
have a scarf that you can wear like ever
Viewer because we have the nicest patterns, right? But the most
impractical size it doesn't fit western clothes. You're gonna wear
regular western clothes and a shawl that's like 50 yards long
and wrapping around yourself like
Gandhi
It's and we're not in Yemen and we're not in in when I go to when
you wear regular summer clothes it matches right
in any event that's the news here's another piece of news for
you
I'm actually believe it or not gonna make the Medaka happy here
okay.
But sometimes you know
you know you people are either right or wrong, but here it is.
Today when I posted the news from Reuters, which is not good news,
and it's something sad to see that another etching away at the Cydia
our religion, our ways, not our ways. Like if it's a culture, our
deen. Okay, that now to to
make things easy for the diplomats and everything to accommodate the
diplomats, drinking kombucha. So Saudi now according to Reuters and
BBC, they're gonna allow for this wine stores, liquor stores in
Saudi on the non Muslims could go in and they could buy liquor for
their, for the diplomat, the ambassadors, the people who work
for Aramco, whatever I don't know. So anyway, just in that alone,
that they had audio Now someone says, Can we overthrow the Saudi
monarchy? Now the person says
it never says It's haram used to change things with your hands,
okay. And another person says they weren't legitimate they stole it
from the Ottoman Empire they rebelled unlawfully by shit Yeah,
against the Ottoman Empire. So, so I answered this question, okay.
The answer is question is as follows.
The way
that in an empire or a nation or a government acquires power may be
forbidden, we acknowledge that it could be forbidden.
But the moment that they establish law and order and their authority
is unquestioned,
then their authority is established. Rebellion becomes
forbidden against them, okay?
The model of a monarchy is not the model of the Khilafah Allah
Mahajan. Naboo. Obviously, we know that it's not hit alpha in the
prophetic means, but it's not forbidden either. Right.
monarchies mentioned many times in in the Quran and the Sunnah. And
the Prophet never forbade it. He never said, a government shall
never rule by monarchy. It's not the prophetic way. We know that.
But it's not.
It's forbidden. Okay. So that's the model of the monarchies is
permitted. Rebellion is forbidden.
Get there? I said the model of Mauna Kea is permitted. Rebellion
is forbidden. If they command us to do the Haram then we do not do
it. Okay.
Okay, now let's see what someone else someone replies here here
so that's the meaning of that. All right. That is the meaning of
that. It's important for people to understand that
we don't have this kind of rebellious
you know, the anyone who studies justice in a secular setting, it's
usually a socialist slant. And they're just like any authority,
we just got to always be rebelling against it. The the mode of Edison
the mode of Islam, what the prophet establishes is order, law
and order, even if someone very bad rules over you. But if they
asked you to do something, haram, you hate it. You don't do it. If
they do, haram you, you should hate it.
But we don't cause fitna and do rebellion. That's the rule in
Islam. Now, every rule has its exceptions, saying that Hussein
established one of those exceptions, okay. Why? Because in
his judgment, how could the grandson of a prophet and a
profligate ruler coexist?
That's its jihad. Is he not in which to hit the Imam? Of course
he is. If he's not going to be in which to hit who is right.
So that's why he provided an exception. The grandson of the
prof of a of the messenger said Allah Williamson cannot be living
and breathing after having climbed
On his grandfather's back, and been kissed on the lips by his
grown grandfather, the messenger SallAllahu wasallam. living and
breathing as a full grown men, while the profligate who drinks
and womanizers and doesn't pray rules over the nation, no, that's
the HG head of center the moment has seen all of your low Tala and
who Allah Jamia le beta Salam
salam ala Khaled bait,
and even a Salam on all of the supporters of the prophets of
Allah would have said improved being is that Allahumma salli ala
Sayyidina, Muhammad Ali said in Muhammad, the Prophet himself is
the one who established the L of the Prophet can be specifically
his family and generally all the supporters of the Prophet slicin
Kulu Chaplin arrow Muhammad, every pious person falls under Ali
Mohammed. Okay. So you understand now the concept that we have in
Islam
regarding law and order the socialists the activists, they may
not like it. Okay. But we do commend right and forbid wrong
with the Tunc
no problem with that, right as long as the reaction is not going
to be worse. So if now I get up and I go and I forbid the wrong
and I know pretty much 80% chance if I do this all the shoe and
their schools and the massages are gonna get shut down. Right, then I
have to think twice about that. Right. Because you when you study
commending, right and forbidding wrong is not just about let's be a
hero. It's also about let's judge the reaction.
Okay. And that's of course everyone's got their own judgment.
So that's housekeeping item number one. housekeeping item numero dos.
Let's go to the videotape
the ALMA Bessie we at Sofia society have had the honor
of having in association with grt there on the ground in Gaza
during now what's becoming like a famine essentially
and and we have reports from them now. And we are still collecting
that charity correct. So we are correct collecting that charity.
Okay, so let's no
let's not
Yeah, go ahead.
Go
Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato. This is your brother
Yusuf from the team shot on the ground here in Gaza more than 107
days of aggression on Gaza
and the handler by name by the support of Safina society for the
people of Assam Brother Brother Amar, brother Dr. Sadie for your
support for the good because hamdulillah today we are
distributing hygiene kits for the women and from for the family. As
you know the woman has monthly period which needs to be cleaned
especially during baby root and the feminine hamdulillah to keep
the family healthy Bismillah Allah many thanks for serving society
for continuous and generous donation for the viewers because
such as a Kamala
Alright, so that's the first video Do you have more look at this food
bags unbelievable work this man has been doing for the last 100
days what else we have we have more
let's go for the pictures let's go to the videotape you know you guys
know who's to say that let's go to the videotape.
It can you make a big move on the screen and large fill the screen
so everyone can see
so as you can see we got Michelle Allah Yong Shabaab
and we just try to edit this nice
Shabaab There you go. Look at that release kits. So if you guys
remember when you donate there's a couple of slides that has like
different prices for each release kit to like hygiene kits and
emergency kits stuff like that. I can't really read this one because
it's
it's hard to read but it's one of the kits that you guys donated for
them to receive
mashallah, look at this one. Yeah, it's it says a women's hygiene kit
on the bag or women's hygiene kits has been a big problem. Yeah, so
like I said a big problem for
growing
Yeah, yeah, that's
it
Really
look at that little baby little child there.
Keep going
we now have passed around 70,000 British pounds.
Keep going
it's all rubble. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable,
huh? You can see in the background, it's insane. It every
background is just rubble just living their childhood lives in
rubble. Keep going.
That's it for the pictures.
Then I think there's another video I can check what it's about. Might
be a little off topic, but we'll see
let me see this
is another video
let's put that up
do another video from our brother Yousef. Okay, let's see that one.
Let's play this one. This is a three minute long video. Three
minutes. Okay, good.
This is your brother useful? From
my brother and sisters in the Safina society. Many thanks for
your efforts. Many thanks for your amazing work for the people of us.
I'm so sorry for joining a life for you with you.
Give me the pleasure for joining with you. But as you know I am I'm
sitting on the roof of Gaza of my of my floor and Gaza.
So it's very dangerous, especially in the night they are bombing, I
was speaking with one of my brothers and they okay, they have
bombed two areas in the north and the east. So I'm sorry for not
doing that. But about the situation was the situation was
horrible is very bad.
No food, no recipe, I'm using the torch for taking the lighter from
that, that people can't find food items. They are graining the
folly, the wheat and corn which are used for animals I was in a
farm today I have seen the corn which are used for using doing
flour. Yesterday I was doing a small video for that I have sent
for our brothers in the UK, this is situation about the flower you
can imagine what is the work is not available or the food items
are not available for searching. Moreover, the prices are very very
expensive, the poor people make a became more and more poor. And
establishing water is not available for drinking for also
and for the blue that people are walking three, four kilometers to
get 20 liters or a gallon for the drinking. Also when I today when I
went for the North, this is the first time that I go for the north
of the Vasa
Subhanallah situation is
is horrible. I was fatigued. I was exhausted from from my work time.
So what I've seen they're all women working in the state
searching for small pieces of wood for the fire. She was 60 years
old. And she said please help us help that people of Gaza they have
destroyed her building. She has no children, most of her family has
been has been killed. So what we have seen, we will not forget that
many thanks from many thanks for all the people in saphenous
society who support the people of Gaza.
Don't stop your support for them because we are a part of the body
of this ummah. Now Allah subhanaw taala unite all the people of the
UK and all the donors who support Sofia society, which during the
projects for the good was with the prophets of Allah allah sallallahu
alayhi wa and many thanks for you. I again, I apologize for not going
live with you
You many thanks for you. This is us from other
disgusting situation we find herself in Bismillah R Rahman r
Rahim Mara JAL Bara en el Tapia and bein Hama bardzo Neva en su
Sudha Rahman a number 19 tafsir portobay.
Allah subhana wa Tada he's brought together two oceans one is salty,
and one is not salty jet.
And yet they never mix between them is an unseen barrier
that
blocks them from mixing, otherwise, all of the seas would
have been salted, because that's the dominant, the oceans are salty
would render all the seas being salty, right. So the sea is
smaller than an ocean, you have an ocean, you have a sea. Okay, and
the seas are always smaller than the oceans. So
can you all Mark can you please put the link somewhere in the chat
for people to donate to grt while we read tafsir so you're listening
to tafsir and they give 10 bucks to grt for the children of Gaza to
eat food? Here's the proof right there, that and it's getting to
them. Inshallah, that's the best way we can prove to you that the
money is getting to them. How is the money getting there? To banks
in Jordan? To grt in England,
England and wires the money to Jordan.
And the food suppliers are there in Jordan. You're not even going
to see you're not even connected to Palestine. The foods is getting
to Palestine but in case you're worried, oh my gosh, am I gonna
get you know, the British government's gone crazy. Am I
gonna get in trouble for donating to something that I shouldn't be
donating to? The answer is no, you're good money is going to
London to London and where are they? Birmingham? North England.
It's going to England.
This is registered with England. Okay. This organization grt is
registered with England. Money then goes from England to Jordan.
Jordan that's where the
that's where the stores are out and everything. Could you go to
Instagram so I can read that question real quick.
All the way up.
There was a question there was a comment maybe maybe go up or down
or no
there the there? What does it say? op op op op op op op? Yeah. How do
I stop this isn't ABS from fighting about food? Yes, you have
to order two different tables of food. Moto G Bahrainis. By the
average number fight about having Desi food is DCS who have their
tongue cannot accept the blandness of their food, but they're able to
always eat tasty food.
They won't eat DC sweets, right that they won't eat, but they will
eat everything else.
A DCS are the opposite. They'll eat the Arab sweets but they won't
eat the Arab fruit.
Maharajah a color will Ursula mela okay means he allowed Maharajah to
let it go and manage it has to do with what we just said manage him
and note in the previous previous set of verses. Allah created the
jinn from a manage this route meme or gene it has to do with chaos.
And when you look at the oceans, they are going wherever they want.
The water is splashing wherever it wants. So the phrase mage the mean
the word mage always has to do with the lack of restraint. Okay,
when you see chaos, it's called hudge and manage chaos. So in case
of water, there's nothing restraining the water so muda
jetted Bahraini utopian he allowed the two oceans to come crashing
into each other which they do.
However, between them is an a barrier. Hello, Ursula Mara
soltana Nurse either mela home. All right. If the Sultan leaves
his people. Yeah. Then they
become in marriage. He's leaving them he's abandoning them. Okay.
They're abandoned was La Mar el el marriage. La Merle. Kemah Tamara
Deb Beto filmora, where you call Omar Raja Kalapa. Maharaja means
mixing they mix together. What call Aquash? Where Kulu Coleman am
Raj Alba rain
Okay, well, Brian column now best bar is summer.
But this is not the typical tafsir
And I wonder if this was knowledge of the Arabs at that time
that
saltwater sees saltwater oceans and
brackish water that scalds right? Can you look up since you're so
smart? And you're coming from Harvard? What are the what are the
Sweetwater seas in the world?
And where where did the Sweetwater meet saltwater in the world? How
many places do they meet? Right? Because if they meet near to
Arabia, we can say, okay, it's an observation in the Quran, it could
have been known to the Arabs. Right? But if it's something like
there's not one within 1000 miles of the Arabian Peninsula, because
I'm not I never took oceanography classes in school, so I can't tell
you where there's Sweetwater seats. Okay.
Maharajah Fowler will follow the man Albania Coronavirus, El Chapo,
el Tolkien fie coolie am
wa kala chocolate pot of thought of Houma by the way, tafsir a lot
of it when they specify a general it's funny. Anytime that Tafseer
even if in our best if he specifies
a general statement, or a general word.
That's we're not obligated to say that is the tafsir. We're not
obligated say that. As long as it fits the meaning of the word of
the IEA. We can say it's a valid tafsir. And so what is the rule we
take the tough seed that is sensible to us in our times, you
understand?
We're not talking about laws here. We're talking about these kinds of
observation. All right, what do we have here?
Rain, rain, water.
Rain and
or just the fact that
there's like a sea of water here. And then there's all the clouds in
the air.
That's what I think he means by that.
But it just means a massive expense may know him up but as a
Canadian. For Vienna, it'll become a ticket demand.
I'm sure Maurice Booker he'll who was a French scientist. He went
into these verses and he wrote wonderful things. And he was
really popular in the 90s back in the days where the Dawa was being
upheld by by him where he spoke al Islam and science. And
what's his name? Ahmed? Deedat
Yeah, what do you mean Houma a lot lower margin and here I think I
talked about this earlier couple days ago that a
couple streams ago
Yeah, hello Jim in Houma a lot lower margin. So pearls big and
small. Look little tiny pro margin big pros are bigger. Any any stone
that's that's that's valued.
Alright, is the mitogen look well margin.
Now, in the old world, they knew and they believed and they held as
just a fact of life that pearls only come out of saltwater
bodies, oceans.
So many of the tifosi have long explanation. So attempt to Why is
Allah saying that? Pearls come out of both sweet water and salt
water? Okay.
All right.
So the answer to that is that Allah knew what the professor
didn't didn't know. That's how simple it is. Allah knew what the
Professor Dean did not know, which simply is that in the future,
human beings would artificially farm
pearls in Sweetwater or what is the actual official term? brackish
water, brackish water.
Sweet because it's not sweet. It's just not salty. It's known as
estuaries. Meeting parts of freshwater and saltwater bodies
are known as estuaries. All right, listen and get educated here.
Today. Quran is taking us into oceanography, and the terminology
that this is just terms. The terminology that oceanographers
have given for where Sweetwater meets saltwater
is an estuary. I heard the term before I didn't know that that's
what it meant though. Okay, keep talking. These are dynamic,
dynamic environments where reverse carrying freshwater meter sea or
ocean estuaries are characterized by unique
unique ecological conditions probably produce unique things
right? Because the mixing of the water keep going
so the salinity level is very unique in these places and as a
result
okay
as a result of that you see unique
things in the water like what
Chesapeake Bay in
Chesapeake Bay is one of them didn't know this
okay freshwater sorry that's what I meant to say not Sweetwater. Why
did I say Sweetwater? Why do I say Sweetwater otherwise it's
freshwater keep going
and Amazon River what else
what else? That's it
freshwater that's what they're called. I don't know why I kept
calling it Sweetwater
yeah
oh they actually call them so sweet water is a term okay thank
you I'm not I was like my What am I saying that because it is a term
Sweetwater is a term but freshwater is the dominant term.
Okay, so this Hajj is between them.
MEB he says here on Ebihara Anna Nabi sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
and Allah to Allah Kelemen here to look at to be yet up Sakala in
Niger Elune fika a bed and Lee, you said Mahoney where you kept B
Rooney where you had Looney when you met G Dooney? forgave antenna
home Takala it's
a very cool home era. Carla in the middle Humala. Yeah, well agile
robot circa fi noir HC don't make a lemon here at a Sherpa yet
Africa in New Geography guy bad Andy. So we're gonna give it a
hallelujah oh my god forgive Antara home. That
was a bit hokey. Mau home either sub B HK, mocha Burma home indica
Baroque Whoa, hallelujah.
Hallelujah, whoa Metallica, Muhammad sallahu holy Julio Ajala
Bina, Houma. But as a Ha, what's the Hawala ha
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ha Houma, mille Han Zhang Hua kala Ferrara, holla. T as Ben Ferrata.
Okay, so,
to me the narrative very interesting story. Allah spoke to
one ocean, one side of the ocean and said, I am placing upon you,
my servants, they're going to
praise me, mentioned my name, worship me.
What are you going to do with them?
And it said, I'm going to drown them
then spoke to the other side
and said, I'm placing upon you meaning riding upon you on boats
will be
people who praise me and worship me. What will you do?
That side of the water said, I'm going to praise them if they
praise You, I praise you that you with them. If they mentioned you,
I mentioned you with them.
So Allah subhanaw taala said, I'm going to keep you sweet. And send
to the other side. I'm gonna make you salty, so they won't like you.
Right? So
this is just an effort
from me, who right now is from Timothy
dakara Cabrera Timothy al Hakim Abdullah had done a sila Kasim Lai
of of urine. Carla Qatada. Oh, and then he said the end of it, he
says and I will make between you a barrier that you cannot corrupt
one another Calacatta delivery only Allah NASCI fabricar near
him. Which Allah Bina Houma ouabain and Nursey Yabba
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Walmart John kemira crew, Jamila turabi al Habiba last few are
Rihanna and he said so, just in the same way that a small seed
goes into the ground comes out as a beautiful tree that you eat from
likewise a small grain of sand goes into an an oyster, right?
And that forms into a pearl. Okay, so in the previous is Sunita
Rahman Allah says we'll have Buddha laws fewer right hand.
Okay, I'll help.
It's a little seed and then it produces four
You Astok leaves and a beautiful thing to smell and fruits to eat.
In here in the ocean, you have a small grain of scent, it goes into
an oyster. It keeps, does whatever happens inside that little oyster
and comes out as a pearl. How amazing is that? So think like
wait, how is this happening? Okay, how is this all happening?
Right? And just because we don't know our belief, our state our
saying that this is from Allah is not due to our ignorance of how it
happens. Even if we found out how it happens, right? This is still
like you something you have to think this is has to be designed.
How does one Paul small piece of sand become a pearl? Well, there's
sand everywhere. Right? Allah subhanaw taala showing us his
power through the creation
the sand everywhere? Why don't doesn't that become something
special?
In the mail Kuru juvenile mill he larly either we love the NLRB
judge Malgin SANY. So here this is where he has to go into an
explanation. Because these a lot of these professors and we're not
aware that
these pearls are going to be farmed in freshwater bodies.
And the first to do this was the Chinese and this is fair to say
that the Arabs would not have known this
because clearly a quarter to be hundreds of years later doesn't
know it. I read buggy I read others they all didn't know it.
Right? You go to any Tafseer and find me where they knew it. I'm
pretty sure most of them right now I read about four or five in
different periods of history and different parts that are close to
these all the way in and the loose buckle is all the way in Persia,
right? Different centuries. And both of them recognize they had to
explain what does it mean that the pearls are coming out of both
seas? freshwater and saltwater Okay, yeah, why don't you put a
picture up how amazing is that? Put a picture up of freshwater
meaning saltwater put the video up
all right almost gonna put a video up while we read
Yeah, mashallah Jin Newell ence.
Next, we now move to the address of the jinn and the ants.
You could put it big wide and then put me on the side there
ALLAH SubhanA wa says yeah, mashallah Ginny rents Ella mitico
Minco Surah Al Anon, in the Moroso luminal institutional Jin.
And one of the ways that they explain how Allah says that a
pearl comes from both of them, right? They try to say they bring
the verse Oh, Jen and humans have not we sent messengers from
amongst you. Whereas it only comes from one, right? But the answer to
that the difference between these two is that the freshwater and the
saltwater are separate humans and jinn are mixed. There could be
Jinn in this room that we don't know about because the agenda is
not always some mischievious think could be a very regular Jen's most
of them are not most of them and it just doesn't harm you. He may
be around and live in your home and you never know. Right so the
imagination of gin shouldn't be that
it's always some mischievous gin it's not my vast majority will not
harm you
look at this video folks
look at that
so that's clearly a very
unclean look at it. It's like not a nice color and look at now all
of a sudden how dark and beautiful and blue
nice beautiful Navy it's almost like a line. Look at that.
Subhanallah that's it.
Masha Allah click
that YouTube rapid oh look
look at how gorgeous
look at Allah's creation
is
that's it
so
I wonder which ones which.
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amazing
I mean even till today in our world of YouTube and our world of
Google and our world of science and our world of suppose it
education and all that people don't know about this
right? They just don't know about
how would this become a knowledge service? I highly doubt it. I
highly doubt it that it was common knowledge to them but you never
know
look at that one that's that's like the water contrast that brown
one on the left there right in the middle of the screen. Yeah, look
at that one. Click on
what do people see?
Wow. I mean sometimes the colors are drastically different. Look at
the colors drastically different between the freshwater and the
saltwater
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looks like a mountain. Okay.
Meaning here ships
and winch to phenomena so it's basically Allah saying it is
another sign of his that you're able to swim on water or travel on
water while old Jordan wants you to fill back
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mountain while olive oil gelato will Allah Allah is a flag is an
indicator is anything that rises up to become clear to people.
Okay, so when you're looking up, you see a big mountain it's very
clear what it is right? So
that's what LM is. It's used to been to me and like a proper name,
the word LM proper name,
mountain flag, any indicator
in Assura, this is why I read when you read.
Let's read it. Let's go into Sudha to shooter a number 32. He talks
about chips.
And he he makes mention of chips. So let's open up the books.
Do you know that I can sit here
and if you put a pile of these books in front of me on the
stream, and we could read all day, I can go for eight hours. If it's
reading books and talking to the people on the stream, do this I
could do this all day.
You know that there are some people out there like in China
stuff who streamed their whole life. They're weirdos, right? The
stream their whole life. And I could sit here
and the reason I'd rather do it streaming is because you're
benefiting someone else. If I can sit at home and I'm reading by
myself, I'm only benefiting myself. But by reading it out
loud.
Okay, you're at least benefiting somebody else.
Allah says in surah Assura woman ATL Jodi fullbody kill LM l Jodi
that which runs that which moves? Great Yejide Phil body kill alum
in the ocean like a mountain. A woman LMFT Adela podra T. It shows
his power, in other words is showing you that he has made a
physics
For people to be able to float on the earth on the sea think about
this it's pretty actually amazing that we're beyond amphibious we're
not just amphibious we go in the air we found a way to go in the
air
right we found a way the way that Allah provided right who provided
that way found a way to go in there
we found a way to go on the seas we found a go away to obviously go
on lands that's that's that's the given
no other creation does this I don't even think the gym know how
to do this stuff. I don't want to keep saying bad things about Jigna
never know what you're gonna offend especially here in Central
Jersey was surrounded by these Hindus who brought the gin with
them
now they did I guarantee you
I really probably pissed them off right now
massive temples with disgusting Gods all over the place and
disgusting colors too.
I'm sorry to offend some of the Hindus and that but you know we're
not into paganism so
listen you're not it's a monotheism. Right? You're BJP is
full of all these it's hilarious when Hindus are trying to attack
Muslims they try to attack Muslims on the cob like
they say you also worship a false god no.
Okay.
Algeria Philbrick and
monogamy other men ala me her alum
from the
min Allah may Allah mutters if they're mountains Jeevan Wawa head
will jewelry geria
one the singular of the word Jyoti is Jetty Jetty can also mean
servant
feminine,
in llama, takelma homina, Konftel geria. When water rose above you,
okay, in other words, you can't walk through you can't wade
through it or your horses cannot wait through it. We
got
to have traveled with you. In ships, in other words, so Allah is
attributing the existence of ships to Himself. Therefore, inventions
made by human beings are also the creation of Allah subhanaw taala
and of course everything is the creation of Allah while Calaca
Kula shaker Allah says this is important, because there is Aki to
dispute
with the students of women attainment and they say that Allah
creates powers within things.
And we say no, no, right? No. And why do we say no, because if Allah
creates power within things, then you can then those things make
something then you could attribute the pearl to the oyster, right?
You would attribute the the pearl to the oyster and therefore it
would negate the direct statement of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. Allah
created all things.
I believe so.
Yeah. So that is one of the points of dispute now what what is the
level of that point of dispute? Some of the scholars of the Sunnah
have said that if somebody says that Allah gave them the power,
then it would remove it from Cofer. And we would simply say
it's an innovation. Is it an innovation that puts you outside
of Arizona? Or is it in innovation in itself only?
Allah knows best about that. I do believe that they say it's an
innovation that puts you outside of medicine, because Cydia Hamid
wn and his Kurita
he calls that person a bit of you.
The mess Allah in Arabic is called Miss Ella to el cual Muda.
The issue in Arabic If you want to look it up in Arabic, salt, Alcoa,
Al Muda,
the place to power did Allah place power, real true power
in anything? And we say the answer to that is no. Yet because Allah
attributes all creations to himself. And if true power was
placed by Allah into something else, then that thing created
something good.
produce something like the way an oyster produces a pearl, then we
would have to attribute the pearl to the oyster. Okay. So we say no,
we can say that somebody created something, mainly mainly as a
means we can say that, right? He created a great masterpiece. But
what we mean by that is that you are the means of that masterpiece
coming into existence. And we hold all of the
true
creation, to be the direct creation of Allah. And here Allah
Subhana. What's odd is attributing
the ships to himself when cruise ships are not a natural produce
thing humans made ships. Right? What Allah Jota Jota? Didn't
oneshots. So to man, for him are the chips that move? You see how
it's just the logical proof for him? Lo, he is the creator of
that. Right?
Exactly. If we make if you make a robot, and you program the robot,
right? And then that robot then goes and produces what you
programmed it to produce, right? A car, or that you gave it the
ability to acquire the knowledge to download all the factory
knowledge of how to make a car and then it goes and makes a car.
Right?
You're the maker of the car, right? You made it. So nothing has
troupe? Essentially, the analogy of robots is very good in the
sense that no matter what a robot does, the human gets the credit
who made the robot? Right? It cannot. Yeah, so there's no legal
power, or existence to a robot. Right? So in the same way, we have
wealth and we produce wealth, for example, but Allah subhana wa Tada
says, what to whom give to the poor, minimal Allah from the
wealth of Allah, which He gave you. So Allah owns the wealth, and
he gave it to you as a steward of that wealth. Now, I just want to
make one point clear here.
When we make when we mentioned, a
disagreement
of this nature of theology with the Tamizh or selfies or
somebody's Jay, I want to just say here, we're not making anathemas
in the amount of Islam or to create because somebody will take
it the wrong way.
What we would,
we would clearly if someone explicitly says No, Allah is not
the creator of all things and they'll never say that.
They'll say yes, Allah is the Creator of all things and they
will have their own way of going around it so that will downgrade
the disagreement from like heresy to you're incorrect about that.
And I do think that the issue of a court and Buddha the majority of
Edison that did all this to be avert a cutaway matter that would
render one looked at it could you look it up?
I mean, it's in the it's in the cinema yet it's in the Khadija
when he says veka de un and early sunnah I believe he means that's
an innovation it's you become a sector now right you're you're
it's a it's an innovation that puts you outside of medicine if
you say that things have actual power
give me
I mean here I am trying to
I'm now reading shorthand mocha GMAT
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see it
should equal s Bab wo is now theory less viable idea which
means a branch of shirk meaning granting a divine attribute to a
created being is that you attribute the effect to the means
to the means so I'm now satisfied in my body by drinking this
tea this chai is it the chai that satisfied me or is the
satisfaction a creation of Allah directly? I must attribute
dissatisfaction to Allah directly Okay, through that he did that
through the drink but the drink itself has no power absolutely no
power at all.
Cuz shitcan philosopher who has this the philosopher
And the naturalist and today, the scientists essentially everyone
who is believes in naturalism.
Okay, well man Tabby Alamanda, Vedic. All right?
Well, I'm actually writing
a circular route okay, we're talking a lot about
and hochma said this now he says
he says here, there's a tough seal men call a fill as verbal idea
into her to etheral Futaba for Kadakia Hmm articlefree We
mentioned that, but whoever says that it does have a direct effect
because Allah placed that power in it. Because it's an elder Hello
Huhtala if you have for her first circuit and looked at your own Wi
Fi coffee you can learn Alright, so he is a Biddy. This is an
innovation, why you are negating a direct verse of Allah. Wa Calaca
Kula che, Kala ko when I'm alone, he created you and your actions.
Your very action is a creation. Therefore, how could you be the
result the cause of
the source of the effects? So our theology is very different from
our law here. In law, we don't bring this up in law, you have
agency and you're responsible for your actions which you intended.
You're also responsible to a lesser degree for action. So you
didn't intend that means? I accidentally broke your mug. I owe
you the mug, right? I accidentally injured somebody, I owe him a
deal. I owe him money. I accidentally kill somebody. I owe
his inheritors money, blood money, good.
If I intentionally did it, then I then it could be the Orca sauce or
forgiveness. Good. So
point being is that don't confuse
the hokum ID with the haka of things. The whole commodity is
life as we know it. Life as we know it, okay. I do stuff.
If I want to get a drink, I if I want to wet my throat and drink I
need to drink, right?
You understand?
So that's called hot commodity, the normal way of life. But the
Haqiqa of things the reality of things is different from hot
commodity. The reality of things is that Allah is the creator of
every single action we do. What do we do? Allah says Lucha Mecca but
why the hammock despots our role is Casper, which is intending.
That's what we gained. I intended Lahoma customer toward the hammock
testbed. So Allah Tala calls this cusp, okay.
So as you understand the difference, what is ID ID is what
Allah has accustomed us to. Allah has accustomed to us if you're
cold, make a fire.
Okay? If you're dirty, pour water on yourself and you become clean.
Pour Soap on yourself and not soil, right? If you're if you want
something to be cut, get something sharp, not blunt.
But neither the sharpness nor the bluntness has true power in
itself, but you still do it. Okay. Just the fact that we do something
and we advocate doing something and we study it. And we are amazed
by the Allah's creation does not mean it has true reality, power in
itself. So that's something that is to be understood.
Good. Let's keep reading from suited to shorter here.
So
why is the young lady called jatiya? He says here because it
flows the life of youth or the energy of youth. Right? So jatiya
is is a ship singular, but it's also a young lady, because the
beauty of youth flows in her it's, that's like majestic. It's
metaphoric and usage in this in this era. Wakata Mujahid alum and
Kosova he do her alum, the chorus legato Salovey was like read my
wordy analogy Bell Khalil Khalil Colusa in Bucha, and a lot of
Harlem anything, this is the right definition of the word Harlem
anything that rises up that can be seen it's called a Harlem Harlem.
And yes, I use Kennedy. Alright, so he's done now discussing the
chips. Alright, so now let's go back to the top seat here and
continue reading.
While Jordan mancia to barnacle Allah. He attributes these ships
to himself, they are his. So just because we create it doesn't mean
it's the same. We should say the same thing about this
Somehow we imagined that like technology, because we don't have
any history of our of our elders of our people in our history, with
technology, living with technologies that we imagine
almost like it's out of the power of Allah. This is another power
that's rivaling Allah subhanaw taala. Right? It's foolish, right?
Allah makes, brings about creations in his work in his
world, through the Muslim and through the cathode.
If you have problems, and many of us have addictions to this doesn't
have to be a bad addiction. It's just like, you can't get off of
it.
You ask Allah for help. Oh, Allah, this is is is creation that you
made? Protect me from it. Now you have to take us up. I'll tell you
one of the ASVAB if I take it, I have a good night and a good day.
If I don't take the sub.
Of a very, like many people, addictive personality, or habit. I
think we all do, but to different degrees. I mean, this thing is
like crack for your brain. But you wrap it up.
Really, truly we don't need these things after Afters, like some
method, right? Seven o'clock, whatever I show, you wrap it up,
put it in my work bag, March that work bag out to the trunk of my
car. And I feel like I'm very I feel like I'm taking one of
Solomon's gin and burying it in the sea. That's what I feel like
I'm doing. By the way, this is a candle here. This is a thing that
Nikki's got me from Bangladesh, is this a normal thing? And I said to
him, am I supposed to rub this? This is how you guys get your
Nobel Prizes. Little gin comes out and gives you all these great
ideas, right? But anyway, this is a little I guess it looks like a
little ship. Is that why you got it? But it's a candle. Beautiful
little piece of Bengali pottery here.
But aren't you guys worried Bangladesh is the first place
that's supposed to be going underwater soon.
But of course, it's not gonna happen overnight. It's gonna
slowly happen and people will move. Eventually when they start
seeing that there's water everywhere.
Cool, could illumine la have fun? Very important here because next
is his web by what Jura Becca doodle generally will Crom
could Illuminati heaven, everything on this earth is one
day going to disappear.
It's a very great stress relief. It's all this is gonna be over
someday. It's a great stress relief. If I don't like my life,
for some reason or another, I don't like something happens.
Okay?
I really just gonna be over someday. Why am I bothered? All
you may remember, a bad, great, like fourth grade was really good.
But fifth grade was really bad. Sixth grade was really bad.
And you have to live through it. And as a child a year, that's a
long time, because that may represent 1/3 of his life. A kid
is not cognizant of himself really until, let's say six.
Before six years old, everything's fuzzy. Right? So when He's eight
years old, that year, really represents 1/3 of his existence,
right? Because all he can remember is your six, year seven. Now this
is your eighth. So this is 1/3 of his half of his life, from from
age eight to nine, will represent half of the of the time that he
can remember. And that's why I remember in school.
When you finished when we finished first grade, it felt like an epoch
had ended, right? When we finished second grade, it felt the same
way. When you finish third grade, I can't believe it's the last a
school like an epoch and era had ended. Well, by the time you hit
like ninth grade, you're like, it's moving quick. When you when
you're an adult, you plan for three years out, you might have a
plan that you know is going to take three years to execute. I'm
going to save I'm going to do this, this doesn't have to take it
three years about right. And you and you execute that. And one year
you feel like it's rushed. So time is becomes really different than
where you live. And I tell you listen,
everything's gonna be fine. We're just gonna have one bad year, one
hardier, because of certain circumstances. It's like nothing,
because if you're 40,
and let's say cut off the first five years of your life, because
you can't remember anything. That's one out of 35 It's not a
lot. It's easy, you know, to navigate that. So everything is
going to come to an end is a great stress relief. Why am I worried?
Right? Why would I worry too much when and when you do that? And you
deflate your anxiety your brain is clear again, and you could start
thinking again.
Alright.
I very respectfully replay suggest swapping the coffee mug at
Starbucks. Listen, I didn't buy this after October 7. But I have
to be honest, this is too nice of a mug to give up. Right
It's tonight. First of all, it's not mine. So that's the first I
have the right to use it, but I don't have the right to discard
it. So that's my my legal outlet. But this is too nice of a mug.
Anyway, I didn't buy it after October 7.
The commenters commenting for those who are listening on audio,
beautiful mug out here, that's a Starbucks mug. Many of it, let's
get back to the tough CIOT here.
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
one year 100 years from today, everybody on the earth today will
be gone.
And that was statement that is general. Why? Because some people
did may live past 100 years old. So it's in general.
That after 100 years, everything will be over. Now, here's the
scary part.
Knee, tell me, tell me something about your grandparents.
Tell me something about tell me as much as you can about your
grandparents try to try to do that. Chances are, you have very
little to say. Right? And that's your grandma. That's your
grandfather. And some of us who migrated? Never live with our
grandparents, maybe have visited the moment. I can't tell you one
thing. I don't have I cannot tell you a lot about certain
grandparents. And for some of them, I have to regularly ask my
mom their name again, because I forget their name. Right?
grandparent died very young.
Then you're born very late. In your mom's life, right, let's say
the last child of a man or a woman.
And that person's mom died when they were very young. So the
distance between you could be like a long time. 60 years almost
right.
And the person the go between in the middle was very young when
their mom died and very old when they had their last child. That's
one generation removed and you don't know anything about them.
Like if someone's going to know anything about you. It's going to
be a grandkid, right?
And they don't know anything about you. You were forgotten.
Subhanallah as soon as you die, they even stopped calling you by
your name. They just said the carcass, the body? Where's the
body? Right.
Subhanallah so we're going to be forgotten. So we should nobody
should take themselves too seriously. And really the greats
and those who are remembered other people who benefit
and mainly benefit in knowledge. I don't see anybody outside the
that's remembered more than the scholars like who's remembered
more than them and who's prayed for and whose graves are visited.
Rulers No. Not rulers, right?
Kings, no. financiers, no inventors, no. Scholars, people
who benefit venerated pious people who benefited us.
Now what is the meaning of Webb aka wedge who Rebecca
Zoli Jalali? Well it Crom first of all, Xu here
is the fad. We have Ka
or zu is the description of wedge. Because at the end of the sutra
it says wedge we're a bigot vigilante with a crumb. So the V
is describing is tab at two are bigger. So you can go both ways.
But you have to remember if you're memorizing sort of the ramen the
first repetition of this area is where the beaker zoo Dolgellau
next one wildflower to Rebecca Ville Generico. The Hafez have to
know these things
Yeah, because Allah fell wedge who I Bara, Anwar, Judi where that he
SubhanaHu. The wedge, in the Arabic language is an expression
that indicates the essence and the existence. And what's his delille
for this, his poem, his evidence for this in the Arabic language,
he goes back to the poem, a poet called Allah kullfi and Munia for
Calusa ncwa huifeng were her the leather Tada home Hakuna Minalima
in this is what the researchers the studied scholars who went deep
into the into knowledge
and will have to goon the ones who didn't want to just a surface
answer they went deep into the matter. This is what they accepted
that the word wedge refers to the essence shut in Phonak wouldn't my
early will have it him. We'll call him an ibis alleged I borrow and
who the wedge is an ex
Question that refers to him himself as opposed to a limb
because when we say that Allah is a summit
and he is ahead, we are negating any partners to him that he has no
parts good
Webco Wedgwood a Becca Zulu Jalali will Crom Carla abou Molly
Well, I'm Mel wedge filmora be here in the mov AMI image Tina
will do they'll bury his existence the wedge means his existence.
Hold another todo se Hakuna.
Woman Adelia Allah Darica wherever Kawahara Big Al most of Bill Bucha
in the tarot. They'll help you a little finer, he will doodle
Barry. So, if what is the CF? What is the context of the verses here?
The context here is everything else will disappear.
And the your Lord will remain. So what will what will remain his
existence. So therefore that's why they said what would a big means
the existence of your Lord, everything else goes away and the
existence of your Lord states. Your existence fades away. Your
Lord's existence remains.
Welcome Madonna filled Bacara Alko Luffy Heather in the Colita other
for no matter what Lou Fatima Wijmo law alright that you find it
for us in Bacara suits at Bacara. Alright, and that you're gonna go
into a number 115. So go to the first volume, it's going to be in
the first volume at the end of the first volume probably not maybe
not even at the end, maybe three quarters into the first one 115 of
Susan Bacara and we'll read that wherever Kawahara for some module
law for a number two, we'll look to what for enemy to what LUFA
module law
we'll call Crusader Carla Coleman, who will suffer to suffer tunzi
Ada and that led to KF crusade he said some of them said it's an
it's an attribute.
Okay
yeah, so lubi Al Akbar Allahu Allah or Radha robotaxis, who will
crop
was SOHO and you call wedge who who would you do whether to and he
says what is correct is to say that his wedge
is
his existence. And his essence is the wedge is a face literally a
wedge means a face. In Arabic. The literal meaning of the wedge is a
face. So he's saying here what it means is
his existence and his essence 115
You have got VA had a big logic of a rural insanity we'll be we'll be
we'll be watchI he will be the tobacco algea Alethia Takara Obeah
Illallah Okay. Algea is a direction
he's finished with that. Now he goes to Buddha Jalil the word
Gela. Now listen up if you're new in learning Arabic and learning
Tafseer This is a very
important attribute of Allah, he described himself as looted Gela
while Crom the Jellal is the greatness the grand Dear God, the
manifestation the IS is how he manifests through His creation, or
manifests His is signs and attributes through his creations.
It's all of the attributes of power, we call these SIFAT at a
Jellal okay, but when someone has that much power, you get worried
you get nervous. When you see so much power with somebody the
natural reaction to a person is to get nervous. So ALLAH SubhanA wa
Tada. Whenever such amount of power is mentioned, he also now
softens your heart and calms your heart by mentioning his generosity
and His mercy. For example, Rahman Al Arusha stoah
every time that Allah describes how he created everything, and
then he says on the throne established, it gives the
impression of a great king, who is now in complete control.
But as a chef has shot, oh, he said this verse comes six times
and Allah only attribute discusses or mentions one attribute with
that. The merciful so that you don't have to worry because if
somebody said the king
is watching and is in complete control, and is about to take
over, okay? When someone says that you get nervous, but when you find
out what is
just
Corruption, the Most Merciful then you come down. Let's go to suit
it's in Fattah.
Maliki OMA Dean. He is the king on the Day of Judgment
no judgment will happen except his judgment
you see that it's
what are the attributes mentioned there? I don't know him either
Rahim
Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen Lord of All the Worlds completely
in charge of everything around the Rahim
Okay, most merciful most compassionate so that it it comes
the heart of a person in here 30 Jalil while Ekrem Alec ROM is is
generosity more than what is deserved. Okay, so if you
deserve a reward of x, you're gonna get 10x minimum 10x from
Allah subhanaw taala minimum minimum, up to 700 and more.
Well the offer that he called often cathedra woman who a
Cromwell Ambia will only work and what is the greatest generosity of
knowledge of Him?
Repentance. That's the greatest we should all every day now we're in
the month of Rajab, renew your Toba. And we have Azim when you
renew your Toba. You have to pinpoint it to certain daily
habits. So if we're going to renew tilba That we're not going to get
addicted to this garbage. And this drug right here. So but what does
that mean? It means at a certain hour of every day, I'm going to
assign it I don't care what happens. I'm wrapping everything
I'm putting it in the in the car or putting it so that's gonna be
my technique. What's your technique? Right What's your you
have to pinpoint your Toba to something every day I don't care
what happens is going to recite my warning would
some people just praying five times a day
praying five times a day is that's I'm never gonna miss one. That's
how I'm going to repent. So how are you going to repent? That's
the question.
Did you find it?
The messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam says, I'll live to be here
that Jalali will be crumb what does that mean? It means call upon
Allah in desperate help with the phrase Yeah, that agenda level
Crom because you're calling on his power and his generosity at that
point.
Some said is from the words of revenue is owed.
And the meaning of allowable means consistently repeated LZ muda
Attica findra. You should say it every day yeah, there Jalali Holy
Quran, Allah homea the JLL Vikram er hamara Armenia Rahmanir Rahim
to Elena Tabata na sua
evolve. Lulu misshape when without Bara la
if you really want to know Subhanallah why the this this
religion makes you powerful is because it has it insists upon
persistence.
This is the attribute that Allah wants from us a little never
stopped saying yeah, that Agila Liberty chrome no matter what
happens, you had your worst day in the world. Go back to da and tilba
keep going back. This, this the spiritual path produces a human
being who is who will never stop. Who will not stop. Why. And we are
in this in when it comes to religion when it comes to deeds
when it comes to sins. I got Hellfire chasing me. So I'm not
stopping. Right. And the sign of Hellfire is humiliation in this
life first. So I'm not stopping failure in this life first, I'm
not stopping because I don't want that. Now, when you bring me to
something else, like a math problem,
right? Persistence is easy. I'm used to being persistent. I'm
persistent in something very hard, which is moral uprightness. It's
extremely difficult. These things
and serious. So that's a training ground. Now you're bringing me to
something like starting up a company or that's a joke.
persist through that, like, you know that we're starting up. I
told you, I'm starting up another company. And it's for
couples, husbands wives, young men, young women, who don't need
therapy, but they need someone to organized, directed Samba and
coaching and mentorship. They need mentorship, right? Organized
mentorship instead people call me and I try to help out but it's
like on the fly. I'm in the car or something like that. It's not
gonna work like this, right? It's got to be organized. I can No I
won't do be doing most of it. Others will be right. But it's
organized mentorship. All right.
Somebody said oh, you're gonna get a lot of criticism.
Like whatever because they're gonna say, you know, what do you
know about this stuff? You know, like the life coaching world? My
response is, what do they know? Right?
I'm certified certified what you just pull the certification out of
the air?
What is the objective knowledge here? Every Imam every day of the
year is helping people live regular life, right? We have more
hours doing this stuff. And we have sources from Quran and
Hadith. And the Sunnah of the Prophet. I said to him, that helps
with these things. And we do it at the deepest level helped me stop
smoking helped me stop looking at * helped me stop looking
through this than the other. This is far deeper than helped me apply
to college helped me get along with my wife. That's, that's,
that's tough as harder. And we do that stuff every single day.
Right? So
I said,
Why would I be worried about people telling me that when every
day I got people telling me I'm a heretic, I'm an innovator. I'm a
catheter, we're the Qadiani is right. Every day I got people
saying 10,000 times worse than this. This is nothing right? When
you got Oh, you're a miss. You're a source of misguidance for them
every day we deal with that stuff, right? That's nothing in
comparison to what these guys are gonna say. Right?
So every day you should say yeah, that a jewelry will crop a little
nonstop. I'll
repeat it constantly.
Once Aiden McMurray and not Agilent Allah halfa Allah, Allah
Allah who may Allah Allah Allah Allah, Allah who may other
gentlemen. He then heard a sound for Nordea in the consumer to
Farmer herder. Touka
he heard a sound that says a voice he says I've heard you what is
your need? So don't stop saying yeah that agenda really crummy
other Gela level a chrome
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cross reference back to 111 Mr. Kolmogorov anima to Alpha module
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the first one is the direction of prayer.
Now we are going to skip this we want to go to directly to for
thermo joola Then we're going to go to question and answers
all of this is on the nanofiller Colon our code Asenath Thani
Apollo Theater the code of Robert Paul Thomas how to say this okay.
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all right. We're not going to read this notes too much.
There's too much.
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Sometimes we're something happens we get late. Justice Souter refer
to the evil that God created or the evil that stems from that
which God created says John foreigner. Good question.
Evil is a creation of Allah. Direct. Direct. We don't say Allah
allowed evil to happen. No, Allah does not allow anything to happen.
Soon it's and Philip says Men surely ma Kolak from the bad
things from the evil which he created.
He is the Creator of all things good and evil.
The difference is, or the point to make is that even evil he creates
it for wisdom. There is a wise reason for its creation. In the
same way that I may discipline a child, I might say okay, I'm
putting you in the garage, taking away your toys.
All right, um, you're gonna go into a room by yourself.
In his eyes is a very bad thing, if evil in his eyes, right? But I
know it's a very good thing. Because if I let this kid go out
of control, he's not going to have friends. He's going to be a
terrible kid. He's going to be a failure in life. You understand?
So even we say that Allah creates evil for a wise purpose because
he's wise, he doesn't create evil for fun. Not the Allah does not do
this. abita for fun.
Good. Alright, let's go some questions here. What is the
question on Muslim men?
And Instagram? Is jewelry permissible? For most men? No,
it's not only one ring.
And it cannot be gold. And it cannot be a certain weight. In
other words, it cannot be a massive ring. What is the weight?
What's the weight for jewelry? Look it up real quick.
Where can I get your hat from? Well, I'd like for many people to
start producing that hat so I can see who produces it best.
But at this moment in time, it's only produced by one woman from
Lithuania, who lives in New York. And who sews coach bags. She works
for Coach. Believe it or not, that's how good of a sower she is.
What is the official word a seamstress. And this hoodie is
also from a local family here made and I told them You guys should
make it and sell it and they said we didn't want the house to turn
into a sweatshop. Yeah, what was the other question on
right after that?
Can we use calculations for the history months? No. The history
months are by Moon sighting. What's the reason? calculation is
a science that is outside of all of our heads. Only specialized
group of people know how to use it. And the religion is made for
everybody. So we have to use a method that everybody can use
otherwise our religion becomes controlled by a special group of
people.
Okay, religious matters are meant to be for everybody to have access
to and therefore we only go by Moon sighting is abandoning prayer
entirely a major sin or kofler it is kofler for the humble ease. If
you intentionally not do not pray, but it's a major major sin and
punishable that ruler should punish that person. The one who
never ever prays okay
I've been Yassa says honestly remembering that everything is
going to end helps cope with the things that you don't get it also
helps you cope with the bad things that are happening right now.
Not the prophets that say naughty says when you have a tribulation
the way to to to have patience through tribulations to remember
that it's going to end it must end
and that's from the meanings of curcumin la Huffine everything
upon it every one upon it will come to an end
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moolah says is which is an obligation. It is in the humble
Hanafi school it's an obligation to but it's not
it's an obligation by HT head not an obligation by direct pneus
Therefore if you don't believe it's an obligation, you're still a
Muslim, but in the other schools of thought it's not an obligation.
It is a confirmed sunnah right and so therefore
a person who never does it for no reason is faulty in his religion
he's defective
my grandfather's fought the French and lost doesn't have family
members all I know about them is the stories they used to tell us
as a means I don't smile, see
okay, Haroon Mateen says these boycotters should have boycott a
poem with the jet before they got strong.
I mean, extremely strong digit Jelic forces in the world right
now
all right.
If I if you have memorized around 70 Jews of the Quran what should
your review be looking like every day?
It depends on your situation of life depends on your
you know your situation of life so you should a lot for yourself at
least 15 minutes minimum if not 3015 minutes
Review and you put a bookmark and you review systematically. And I
liked the method of dividing every page of the most off into two
parts.
And then put the 1000 maybe 90 No matter what I leave off just
leave off the first two pages. I think you end up with like around
1100 pages right 1100 sections 1100 sections is what you're going
to work on
are you i seen says
in the medical school is rough Elia Dane sooner no
no.
Ubiquitous says here's your certification for life coaching a
dino nasiha plus an alma what are the two lumpia? Common Sense?
Speaking right here. Thank you. What is a wedge in prayer wedges.
Alma take it away in the Hanafi Hanafi terminology has faltered
and wedge
and the fluttered is that which you must do and you must believe
is an obligation correct on the font, the wedge IP? Is that what
you must do but you don't have to believe it's an obligation. They
concluded it's an obligation through thought.
It's jihad.
That's if you don't believe it's an obligation, it doesn't take you
out of Islam. That's the difference.
Sheikh is saying Bombo klutz. Hallett bomba clap. Never even
heard of highlight. You just made him say, I know. You know what
made me say it. I don't even know what I'm saying. What is it? It's
like a Jamaican ordinate they always say in England. I remember
hearing something like that in England. They always say to make
it to make it
interesting. I mean, I hope it's not because like they're always
saying, I hope I just didn't say something bad. Hey, can you look
it up for us?
I'm not offended.
That we find out it's Well, I fell into it to
find as not. Okay, let's go back to the jewelry question. The ring
should not be more than six grams in weight.
Oh, man.
Oh, wow. It's the worst curse. Wow. In Jamaican. It's the worst
curse in Jamaica. Yeah. Well, listen, you you just made me say
it. And I fell into your little trap. I hope you're happy. Okay,
you're gone.
Can a widow go visit her former spouse grave during the day? Yes,
you can.
No, I don't know if she can go after she. She can go you can
visit anyone's great by the way, right?
Visiting, a woman can visit anyone's grave. Right? Can a woman
go and visit the grave of a Sahabi? Does not all women go to
visit Santa Hamza, right.
So a woman can visit the grave. But if I think that there can be
some discussion
about
visiting the grave
of the former husband if she gets remarried. Allow Adam but by
Shediac there's no hardware there. Right? We
we visit the grave of of people who passed before us that are men.
Women visit the graves of Sahaba they visit the graves of Mohammed
Fattah. The graves visit the graves of Chu who just passed
away. So
it's interesting question our combat sports allowed no they're
not allowed if you
if you injure somebody
wandering mind says a cafard can become Muslim and all his sins are
forgiven.
The sins that are between him and Allah, that which is between him
and the people. The sin is forgiven, but the rights are still
owed. Keep that in mind. sins are forgiven, but rights are owed.
Okay. The rights are owed. Keep that in mind.
Okay.
Is this just for a born Muslim who doesn't have this luxury luxury?
Yes, it is fair because the board Muslim has the knowledge of making
Toba
before his sins piled up, so that's a difference. So while the
the non believer was an unbeliever, piling up sins and
darkening his heart with sins, the born Muslim had the gifts Allah
gave him that he could constantly make Toba.
So,
to give the nuttin the nonbeliever convert something Allah gave him
the gift that yes, you didn't know about repentance you didn't know
about so he didn't know about vicar. You didn't know what was
sinful and what wasn't. So we're gonna we're gonna compensate you
and that when you enter Islam,
Well white boy uses, see how Allah is fair that way. So a born child
born in Islam, remembering Allah every day hearing the Quran
praying, being told, Don't commit sins. When he's 25 years old, his
heart is going to be in a very different condition from somebody
who's never taught this stuff. Right? So how does Allah to Allah
satisfy his
believing servant, who was at this disadvantage? He gives him a gift.
You can wipe away all your sins the moment you say I love him
humble sort of love because he knows he's also
he's also going to be having a you know, tension with his family when
he does that. So he needs he deserved something that Allah gave
him that. Can you take a nappy wearing a baby wearing baby to the
Haram on ombre? Yes, as long as he doesn't leak, as long as the baby
doesn't leak and adjust it in the mosque. You can take a baby with a
diaper or as he says you're a nappy.
Okay,
into the mosque as long as they don't leak. And as long as they
don't scream, yell and disrupt the other worshippers if they do that.
It your your reward is to take the baby home.
Okay,
are there male equivalent of hooded ain in paradise?
No, not that. I can't tell you that there are such that
a woman enters Jannah. And she has many men hold 18 versions of
in paradise. And then she goes visits one and then visits the
next one and then visits another one of his the next one. We have
no knowledge of that. What we do know and all because John knows,
okay, so we can only speak about what we know about is that a woman
is satisfied with the husband that Allah gives her she's she only
wants one. That's how Allah creates her in Jannah. Her nature
is that she only wants one. She doesn't want more than one.
That's what that's all we know about that. And one Sheikh I
remember he told a woman who was on the verge of entering Islam.
Because she's on the verge of entering Islam. He said, You can
have whatever you want in paradise. And that's the truth is
facts. Right? That's a true statement. So she said, Okay, I
want many men. Right? So he said, You can have whatever you want in
paradise. That's the truth. So the truth statement, and because of
that she was satisfied with the answer.
And entered Islam. I believe she entered Islam. But that was how he
answered that question. But being that we're talking like, out of
knowledge and out in the world of Dawa, I can't say that as a as a
for sure that that exists. What I do understand exists in Paradise
is that Allah puts satisfaction in the heart of a woman that she's
satisfied with that husband that she gives. That's it, and Allah
knows best. We have to understand everyone has their own
relationship with Allah, and you will be happy. That's what really
matters. How will you become happy doesn't make a difference, right?
Really doesn't make a difference. What we want is what we imagine is
going to make us happy, doesn't mean it's going to make us happy.
Right? A child is hungry. What does he want a lollipop. And we
know as an adult is not gonna make you satisfied, right? Oh, let's
have cereal. Let's have pasta than the kid that is pasta. And there's
a pile of, of lamb chops.
A child says oh, I want the pasta. We know that that's not going to
nourish you. Okay, you need to have some of these lamb chops to
nourish you that's protein was going to make you have a strong
satisfied on your on your body is going to feel that doesn't need
food anymore, right? So we know these things. So likewise, Allah
knows we have this imagination, that this is what's going to make
me happy. Allah tells us
he knows what's going to make us happy. Right? And the key is to
attain the level of witch den, which is the highest level of
ecstasy. Okay, and you have to trust and know Allah knows what to
get through there.
Here's a question. Say I intend to pray for a rock as sunnah. And
then I say Allah hug but and then I realized I need to leave some
place.
Good.
Can I change my intention? No. You cannot once you have said Allahu
Akbar. You cannot change your intention.
Okay
Super Chat All right, we have another one.
Okay, good.
Can I wish that I was an old Kaffir became a Muslim so my sins
can be forgiven then die after a few months, so I can go directly
to heaven.
No, I'll tell you what you can do. Allah subhana wa Tada is not bound
to forgive everybody. I forgive all your sins only because you
took shahada, your mere wish that Allah forgives all your sins
suffices you just to wish that in your mind
It can be enough for Allah to wipe all your sins away.
Even murder, even murder.
Of course remember we said the rights of people, and the darkness
remains for everybody. In other words, I still gotta wash away
that darkness. But the best way to wash away that darkness is regret
and for you to regret your sins, and wish that Allah wipes them all
away, if you're sincere for a moment of time is enough. And
Allah will let them all the way. That's how simple it is. Then you
go and you
make some lots of Joomla you pray so lots of Joomla Allah wipes it a
second but not look when you got a sweater like this white sweater
like this and coffee falls on it. I wipe it once. Okay, then Joma
comes I wipe it again. Then I make ombre. I put it in the wash. Then
I make hedge I put it to the dry cleaners or the dry cleaner. Keep
washing, keep washing eventually it's going to be pure white. Okay,
so that's why we need multiple washes. If in the morning I say to
myself, Oh Allah I renew my Toba.
I make the intention. Never ever ever again to fall into these sins
and I'm going to do this this and this to make sure I don't do this.
No, I ask Allah to Allah to wipe away my sins even though it just
may have done it today. I had done it last week. Okay.
One sincere moment in your heart with ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada is
enough that Allah says,
Allah, Allah. That's how merciful how easy it is to deal with this
creator who loves for His servants to face him. In other words, turn
yourself to Allah subhana wa Tada.
with a sincere heart, He is the most easy to please there's not a
single human being that you can imagine. That is more merciful
than Allah. So if you imagine your mom
and you lived a spotty life as a child, and you came to your mom
with a gloss and your mom knows you, she knows you're full of
nonsense. And when you're being sincere, she lived with you.
Anyone who lives with somebody, especially the parents know when
you're being full of it.
They know when you're full of it and they know that you that that
you're sincere So imagine now you're creator, okay
five people memberships Subhan Allah, Masha Allah,
masha Allah
model. You understand how it worked. This is called Mona jet.
And it it is just happens in your heart. You could be driving in a
car. Just in your heart, your mind wanders says if I stood for a law
right now, I would say this. Wipe away all my sins.
That's enough. You're just driving you out a red light all your sins
have been wiped away. You should believe that the sincere rip Toba
will be accepted. Now you have to act upon it.
And if you fail the next day you do it again the next day he wipes
it again. Right it's not difficult for a lot to do this and the
prophesy Saddam said if he did this 70 times in one day
okay so many times in one day, Allah will wipe his sins away
every single time so he's just have to be non stop face ALLAH
SubhanA wa Tada and know that Allah Tala He forgives all sins.
Eve even the major sins
the major sin you have to specify
the minor sin is general minor sins are general but that which is
a specific sin, like a major minor sin can be in the middle of
talking we we said something bad about somebody. Like we may not
even realize we did it
in the middle of talking or looking at something on the
computer you went on a website you shouldn't have gone on to
in the middle of talking you cursed things like that. While
eating you didn't check if something had a you know
ingredient that was haram and that you got sloppy in terms of in
terms of that. These are the minor sins that pile up. Good. Those are
forgiven just by doing good deeds. Okay.
The major sin you just in your mind you need to specify this is
what I'm making till before. All right. Here's a question from
Maria. Because lucky, she says the man I met became a Muslim and he
put a condition for marriage. He wants to see woman's body and hair
before marriage. What does Islam say about that? Nyad is forbidden
and he doesn't know his law. He doesn't know his deen and have
your Willie if you're wondering is a Muslim. I mean, if you're if
your dad is if you're a Muslim, you're not a convert. And he's not
a convert, then he should know
Gotta really but another
he's not allowed to do that for that. The nerve
he's he's allowed to like you're allowed to talk and meet regularly
with a job and with other people present but
can't ask to see your your
your hair or anything else.
Good
John foreigner says most will some countries announced the first of
the month in advance. Are they wrong? Yes.
It just that there's no religious
obligation that will fail because of that. So Ramadan and the ledger
are the two sacred months that do have obligations upon them. Okay,
the ninth of the ledger. We have to be an otter for Hajj, actually,
that's the height of Hajj. And Ramadan, of course, is that
Amazon?
The soul is immaterial? How would it end? Here's the thing, the soul
is not in material, the soul, the neffs. It does consist of a subtle
matter. But it's a subtle material. It's the soul is not an
imagination, or a consciousness, that's just completely immaterial.
The soul is something, what do they say it is? They say it's a
very subtle, warm vapor that has a form that contains intellect that
contains your personality. Okay.
And then why do they say it's a warm vapor? They say because it's
reverse death.
When you die, what happens? We know from the Quran, your soul
comes out of your body, right?
What happens when you die?
Immediately the body gets cold.
And then its
moisture disappears. And it dries out into just some dust. So what
the automa then said is that the soul, we can say that the neffs of
the person is a warm vapor that comes out of the body and it has
its own physics, its own properties it can travel to the
Throne of Allah
in the blink of an eye
and how far is that? Okay? It has its own physics.
So the prophesy centum said the moment a person dies,
immediately his soul goes to the Throne of Allah prostrates and
comes back down and hovers over the body until his bird hovers
around the body. Until this bird, that soul has the ability to move
around to travel
and exist in it can travel so far and so fast that the abode of the
souls
okay is like the difference between a grain of sand and the
rest of the desert. Like this world here is like a grain of sand
and gnarly mill but as luck is like the rest of the desert
that's how vast that world is because how powerful the soul is.
However, you can harm your soul or make it more powerful based on
your deeds.
Okay, and you could render that so you can never kill that soul.
What you can do is depress it Okay, yet if Allah was to command
for that soul to not exist anymore and die, then it will not exist.
That's it simple as that.
So the soul is something
that
it is something that is materials is a very subtle material.
Everything is the material angels are material.
Here's a question from whadda. Oh, foreigner Yeah, read
on this topic, go ahead. But that would mean that the one we've got
is a physical form. Yes. There's so many implications when God sits
upon his throne he physically sits then no.
The Throne of Allah is a physical thing. It is the biggest. Okay, it
is the biggest creation that Allah has made. The Throne of Allah.
Allah Laroche is stoah
okay, it has different schools of thoughts on how to interpret these
watershed verses. The one method that is the safest and best of all
methods is the method which is called a tough weed mat tansy. The
first thing that we have to do is tansy as to negate what we know is
false. We know that Allah Tala is not consist of a body that has
limits that is located in a location
that can be measured, that we negate that
We must negate that. So that's what we negate. As for the meaning
of
a lot of stowa some of the Allamah said, we will just say that we
don't know what it means. So for it, we don't know what it means.
Others say yes, we do know what it means. It means it refers to that
he has completed the creation and has complete control over it at
sdwa here meaning completeness.
Okay, and you can see a 710 minute video on this going through the
proofs of that by shift site folder, and it's on the YouTube
channel of Mohammed Ahmed Mustafa, you can also find this here.
Man no allergies. So let's see what comes to be says But where's
the first instance of this? Okay, where is the first instance of a
Rahman Al Arsha stowa Because it comes six times in the Quran so
that we can go into a quarter to be
and read it really quickly.
All right.
Ba right away
surah Taha right away in a number five All right, and we can read
Tafseer to be real quick here so that we are educated here
mathematical Quran and
Sunnah Rahman the Rahim
could you find the style here I think it'll be this is what we
have here. What numbers here I want to read directly from the
book it's not going to be five What is this this sevens five
Where's four?
Where's three?
No, but he's going to cover it in the beginning. You know how this
new facility near?
Yeah
tafsir Of course
you will you get that one while I pull it up and buggy. See exactly
what they said. Okay. Pull it up sort of
pardon us folks.
Norman Rahim.
Five
what's up? What does he say?
Essentially, it has to do with reigning supreme That's correct.
That's the the wheel of wheelers interpretation. On its face. It
means sat rested on the throne.
On his face, that's what it means and that, huh? Yes to karate.
But
jeep?
Jeep, he doesn't come down at all strange bulgogi he just says that
I'm an archer stoer Loma Vista. Mm hmm. Phil all you have been alma
mater, Thoreau. And he doesn't
go anywhere into that.
Do we have a Bowie?
Good question.
I don't have knowledge on that.
Is it in the book that you just gave me the updated book that you
just gave me to the other section
so this is what they call them with a shabby hat, which a shabby
it looks like. The immediate meaning looks like something that
would contradict something that we know about Allah. So that's why
they call them what to shove. You have to leave the immediate
meaning.
Good,
mimetic just bear with me everyone here while we pull up the tough
suit. Nothing but facts and want to talk any opinion. Just tell you
what he says here. That's it.
Okay
bear with us for a second here
long just on Baja itself
it lets us kill it to NEMA Yaksha
there's nothing here
yeah
careful Yoga
I wonder what the listeners think when we go silent like this? Yes
yes he comes on the
LSAT law meaning to be in complete control at least it won't be my
honor to be in complete control or completeness the completeness of
his control that's how they interpret it I'm telling you what
matters is the negation of what's impossible that's what matters
okay, here it is
so Oh, is that why there's it comes in in before that's why
coming too soon it's a lot off that's why he's not commenting on
it in in this sorta
That's strange.
Yeah
some control over that off.
Yes. So they the way they understand interpreted is like
that it is in its control is to be mana be meaning control.
Things I want to explain this, I'm not in the mood to start a war
with the opposite side, because it doesn't seem a wise thing to have
that word, but I have to explain it to people. So
that is the meaning that the Ashara hold.
KENNETH says is wearing red for a man haram? The answer is
only if it has an indication that it's
the dress or the clothes, of something that's inappropriate for
a Muslim.
And in the time of the Prophet it was it was considered
the close of women. But if it's not, then it becomes permissible.
So those rules that the Prophet gave
has a meaning. If it it has a reason. If the reason is not
there, the rule is no longer there. wandering mind says Can we
not learn an Islamic rule or practice on purpose in order to
not be responsible for it on the afterlife? The answer to that is
no. Because the moment you know,
to avoid it, you already know enough
to be live liable. That's exactly exactly
what's the best way to advise an adult sibling that is stubborn,
refuse to take responsibility. And they gaslight and is a burden on
their parents and their siblings. You keep advising them. You keep
advising them and you show displeasure to the bad things that
they're doing.
Andrew Tate is not committed stopping committing sins. No, I
don't expect to I'd say give it you have to give people like that
a long time. There are Muslims born Muslims and they commit sins,
right? And they live in sins.
I don't expect his public persona to change radically in one year or
two years or three years or four years or five years. 15 years.
But either way, because what what difference does it make to us?
He's we already are do not take him as
a leader in Islam. Right?
Even in masculinity, how can I take you as a leader when you're
not a dad who goes home to a wife and kids every day?
What's weird? How are you an example to me? I don't mean to
bash the guy. Right? But I'm genuinely asking a question. And
you talk about being a man. Let me tell you something.
You don't have an end of the day and go home to a family to take
care of you go home and hang out with your brother and go sit at
the poker table and stream right with smoke everywhere.
I have the luxury to work 24 hours a day and make more money 24 hours
a day and be an influencer 24 hours a day. So immediately right
off the bat, you're not an example.
Again, I'm saying it as a reality not as a bashing the guy to jump
on the bandwagon of everyone bashing him, right?
But just to be honest, you don't do half of the night even close.
Not even close to the amount of responsibilities that any dad has.
Every single day you got to be a debt.
So if you don't live with your kids, and you don't live with a
wife, okay, and you don't deal with these things every single
day, then what do you tuck into before?
Okay, but one thing I do love that he says is he always talks about,
like the importance of work, the importance of, of not always
trying to be soft, I like that of recognizing you have to do hard
things. You're valued. He says a lot of wise things. His his way of
living doesn't always translate. Okay. Doesn't like, you know, a
lot of revolutionaries, they say a lot of great things. But they
never produce a little micro community of the big picture that
they want. They didn't do it, practically. Right. So and he so
he also says a lot of things that I just set aside. But one of the
things I do like and I believe in is the observation that the more
hard things difficulty that a guy goes through.
It makes him stronger, better and more valuable. But if a woman goes
through those hardships, she's not meant to go through those
hardships. Right? It actually produces I don't know if he says
this, this is my observation, it it when if a woman is burdened
with the same thing that a man is burdened with, it produces a whole
different result. When you burden a man. And he's burdened, and he
does stuff and he does hard work every single day. He actually
you're polishing a rock, right? And you're producing someone a
value.
When a woman has to do with that stuff, it changes your personality
to the worse.
Yeah, generates qualities that are not the qualities that Allah
created for them to manifest. Allah created for the man to
manifest the qualities of Jellal and for a woman to create the
qualities of Gemma and generosity and Rama. Okay. I don't care if,
you know, can modern conceptions differ with that that is Islamic
conception? The qualities of general are supposed to come out
into men? How do you make someone strong by resisting? The man's
gotta be in a resistance every day? Every day? He's got to do
something difficult. He gets strong that way. She has the
qualities of Rama, how do you have the qualities of Rama by taking
care by not having those resistances? And by caring for
fragile things? Right.
I loved one time someone gave this example. They said, You walk into
a nursery school and you see three bearded guys
with your four year old daughter, right? And then you go to the
opposite nursery school. And there are four women. Right? Which one
are you going to be more comfortable with? Which one looks
right and feels right and is right. All right.
So but no, I don't expect from him. A change change is very hard.
While simultaneously if that's the case, then he's not going to be an
example in the Islamic community as a Muslim. He may say a wise
thing here or there. So Che Guevara did to Karl Marx to to
write a lot of people could say, neat observations, good
observations here and there. And a lot of things is nonsense, right?
A lot of stuff is oh, if you don't have your poor, right, this
measurement of wealth is sort of a little bit of an obsession of his
right. It's wrong.
It's wrong, right? That's TJ Helia. It's JD. So what you have
is a guy who observes life, his observation sometimes, alright.
His observations are wrong. When you make 30 observations a day,
some of them are going to be right. Right. And some of them are
going to be wrong, right? But he's literally making observations day
and night. So some of the times it's gonna get things right. That
a lot of times he's gonna get things wrong.
I mean, some of it's absolute trash. I'm like, There's no way
even a Muslim can write this stuff. But you know
it's ready for that. We gotta go. We gotta pray. We gotta pray off
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