Shadee Elmasry – The Role of Dhikr in Liberation From Envy & Misery

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The speakers discuss the concept of happiness, which is achieved through various methods, including the removal of certain elements from individuals and their environments, the use of technology to achieve the goal, and the removal of technology to overcome obstacles. Envy is the sin of the heart, which is the most, the greatest happiness is by the removal of certain materials and the use of technology to achieve the goal. Envy is the sin of the heart, which is the most, the greatest happiness is by the removal of envy, and removal of love is the solution to this problem. Envy is the sin of the heart, which is the most, the greatest happiness is by the removal of d servers and the solution to this problem. The success of the digital world has impacted people, and the speakers briefly touch on the topic of hipster and the use of dams as a way to avoid unnecessary harm.

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim,
hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam
		
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			ala Rasulillah. While he was so
happy woman, whether it is March
		
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			1 2018. And I'm sitting here today
with you reading a book by a male
		
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			press called the remembrance of
God by genetic Dean, a CLT. It's a
		
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			translation of one of the small
essays inside of how we will fit
		
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			our Imams up, very well known
Imam, really, he came at the near
		
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			the end of the first millennium,
of Islamic history. And he was
		
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			basically you could say he was the
judge almost of all the disputes
		
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			in the debates that occurred,
because he had so much material to
		
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			draw from and so much precedent
and so many other scholars his
		
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			work to look at. So remember, CLT
is one of the is probably the most
		
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			prolific writer, some people do
take against him that he was
		
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			lenient in the matter of Hadith.
But
		
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			in essence, he is one of those
polished scholars who is agreed
		
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			upon,
		
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			I would say 95%, okay, in what he
talks about, so he's one of the
		
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			one of the ILM, or the major
figures of Ellison, well, Gemma,
		
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			and he has this book called How we
live photography, it's a
		
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			collection of fatawa that he
wrote, it's two volumes, and a
		
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			male press, from out of England
published a small section on Vic.
		
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			Okay, these brothers from the UK.
And the reason that I am writing
		
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			about this or recording this is
that we've recently been talking
		
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			about the most harmful element to
a person's happiness. And
		
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			happiness is something that we all
crave, and happiness is something
		
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			a cya is something that sometimes
you think, well, we're not meant
		
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			to be happy in this world. This is
a test, we're not supposed to be,
		
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			you know, worried about how we
feel. But that's actually totally
		
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			wrong. And when it comes to
happiness, the angel when he
		
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			writes down what we did in this
life, or what we're going to do in
		
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			this life, when he enters the
womb, and writes all our destiny
		
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			down. The last thing that he
writes is a Sharpie, Yun upside is
		
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			that this angel writes down
whether or not we are happy, or
		
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			we're going to be miserable. So
happiness, sad and a Chicago are
		
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			really what were created to be in
one of these two states and the
		
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			human being is constantly,
nonstop, always at every moment,
		
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			either trying to avoid misery, or
attain happiness that every second
		
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			of everything's existence, whether
it's a cat, a cat, if it's warm,
		
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			is trying to get to balance that
out and get cool, dog if he's
		
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			hurt, thirsty, he's trying to find
water, the human being
		
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			is always at all times seeking
happiness, okay, and trying to
		
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			move away from misery. The only
difference is that between the
		
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			moment and otherwise is who we
trust on telling us what happiness
		
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			is and how it's attained. So
that's why the MBA, the MBA are
		
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			also seeking happiness, right? But
happiness for them is something
		
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			else. Happiness they've, they've
understood, and they've been
		
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			taught by the Lord, that happiness
is being in line and into sleep
		
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			and submission to the Divine Will.
Okay, so they've understood what
		
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			happiness is. So there's no real
difference between someone between
		
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			human beings and the idea that
they seek happiness. But the
		
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			difference is what we believe
about humanity and what we believe
		
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			about happiness, okay, and where
it's going to come from, who owns
		
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			it, is it owned by someone, or
where's the locus of happiness is
		
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			happiness in our stomach is
happiness in our loins, in the
		
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			pleasure of the stomach and food
and * and, and fame and wealth
		
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			is that where happiness is, those
who heard are also seeking
		
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			happiness, there was once a famous
Zen head.
		
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			He was passing by a king, and he
is having a they had a talk. And
		
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			the king said to him, I is the
king stopped his retinue. And he
		
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			said, Stop and respect I respect
this Zedd, who has left off the
		
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			dunya for the sake of Allah azza
wa jal, he said, The Zen said, I
		
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			have to be honest with you, you
are a bigger hit than me. Because
		
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			you're giving off eka. You're
giving up the ACA for the sake of
		
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			the dunya. So your investment and
your your your Zoho is greater
		
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			than myself, but I'm merely giving
up a little bit of dunya and
		
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			getting a lot of Africa because I
want to I want Jana, I want to
		
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			enjoy it. I want its food I want
it's all that there's the mala
		
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			that and the pleasures that are
there, right. So zoo hood, from
		
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			this aspect, you have to
understand what it is is also the
		
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			zoo head, he just understands life
differently. He wants happiness,
		
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			too. So what is the point of all
this is that the issue of
		
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			happiness is not so much okay, as
the prophets have taught us by
		
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			acquisition, in fact, the
acquisition of
		
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			material things. It's more of a
headache than anything else. Well,
		
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			this is what the MBR telling us
the acquisition of material
		
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			things, the fame, got a lot of
wealth. Your wealth is good,
		
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			right? It makes you happier. If
you know how to be happy, wealth
		
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			makes you happier.
		
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			wealth in itself can buy you
anything but wealth if you want.
		
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			If you're if you know how to be
happy, wealth can make you
		
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			happier. Okay, but otherwise, too
much wealth, too much fame, too
		
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			much material possessions, too
much power. Okay, all of that is a
		
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			headache. Okay. So acquisition is
what we are trained to think that
		
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			happiness is by acquiring whether
these materials are abstract,
		
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			that's rather the MBAs have taught
that happiness is actually by
		
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			removal. It's actually by with
removing certain things, and not
		
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			so much material thing. Yeah,
material things maybe, right. But
		
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			ultimately, the most, the greatest
happiness is by the removal of
		
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			envy. Envy is the the sin of the
heart, let's say 90 said, that is
		
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			its own punishment. Right? Envy is
a one of the biggest calamities
		
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			that will come upon a person, if
he has envy, he will be a
		
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			miserable person who could just
guarantee that now envy itself is
		
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			the desire the misery upon seeing
the blessing of Allah upon someone
		
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			else. So that's what that's what
it is. Envy is that you don't want
		
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			to see someone else being blessed.
That's the problem, when you see
		
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			someone else having it good,
having wealth, having beauty,
		
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			having fame, having power, having
popularity, having whatever it is
		
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			that you feel miserable. Now, the
first problem is this, there are
		
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			two problems here. Number one,
		
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			the person who is having this type
of envy is not remembering and is
		
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			not recognizing, who is the one
who is giving out these numbers.
		
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			He is not recognizing that this
namah is coming from Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. That is his
decision. That is his judgment.
		
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			And who are you to differ with it?
That's the first thing.
		
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			Now the second thing and in that
requires Tasleem submission and it
		
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			remember how he says in part of
the Arpita let's go to cardamom
		
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			fill Islami elaborate Tasneem you
will your foot we are footing in
		
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			Islam will never be secure, unless
you are understood this concept of
		
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			submission to Allah's will. This
is what Allah has willed for you.
		
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			And this is what Allah has built
for someone else, that you have to
		
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			have that submission. Now number
two,
		
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			is something even more important.
And that is, what are you jealous
		
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			about? What are you envious about?
You're upset because Allah gave
		
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			someone some dunya. So you've
overvalued the dunya. And this is
		
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			why envy is actually a not a root
disease, but it's a function, it's
		
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			a branch. It's a branch of love of
dunya, you can't envy someone
		
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			unless there's something to MVVM
about. So you if you're a person
		
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			who loves cars, you're going to
envy someone who's got a nice car,
		
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			right? Or you could even be
someone who has a nicer car than
		
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			you. Unless you've you know,
removed me from your heart, you
		
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			can still love something and not
envy people who have it. But in
		
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			the most case, okay, you love a
thing, you're going to envy the
		
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			one who has it. Even if you have
like a neutral envy, which is
		
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			called we call it a HIPAA, you
could call it neutral envy or good
		
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			envy that I don't want him to lose
it but I want one too, okay. But
		
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			if you're someone who loves cars,
you're not going to care if
		
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			someone gets a medical degree,
right? So you have there has to be
		
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			an object to the envy, okay. And
in this case, the removal of love
		
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			of dunya is the solution and is
the only way and route to the
		
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			removal of envy. So if you if the
objects of envy, okay to you,
		
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			you've nullified them, you've
neutralized them in your own
		
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			heart. So what am I going to be
envious about there's that then
		
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			envy cannot exist in such a
person. And in the second stage of
		
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			this is that you cannot tell
people the human being doesn't
		
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			work this way that you tell them
stop loving this or that. It
		
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			doesn't work like that. Rather you
tell them do love something else.
		
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			Okay, displacement is how real zoo
hood occurs chooser hood is not
		
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			that I'm going to stop have stop
loving this, stop possessing this
		
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			stop having that
		
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			rather reels of wood
		
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			is by loving something else so
much that you actually have
		
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			forgotten
		
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			about the reality of what the
other thing that you were thinking
		
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			about. That's its displacement
reels of it occurs by this
		
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			placement. So if we're saying that
a person will stop loving some
		
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			dunya so much now what do people
usually do? The usual mistake that
		
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			people make is
		
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			instead of loving wandering, yet,
they just start loving it
		
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			Different dunya and Ivanovna,
Allah, He has one of the Hichem.
		
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			And one of the explanations of it
is that it's almost like some
		
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			people are like donkeys going
around the
		
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			going around in circles. So in
certain farms, they need the
		
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			donkey to go around and circle to
move a mill right? To move a mill
		
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			or to move some tool or other. So
they have the donkey going in
		
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			circles. Okay, just keep walking
in circles. Well, we oftentimes
		
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			when we get burned, and we can't
have one Donia and we have a bad
		
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			experience with one dunya. What we
do we make this mistake
		
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			is that we ended up just turning
to a different dunya. And then
		
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			we're going to have the same
experience there, right, we focus
		
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			ourselves from one dunya to the
next. And that's the problem.
		
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			Rather, in contrast with the
Gambia, what the prophets have
		
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			come to us to do and to tell us to
really free us from this
		
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			enslavement to worldly matters
into our knifes is that they tell
		
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			us listen, forget this dunya
completely, okay, and I will turn
		
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			you to the world of the Spirit.
And that's what the NBN have done.
		
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			And that's their product. That's
their Silla is that they turn us
		
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			from the world of satisfaction and
happiness through dunya, which
		
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			leads to difficulty because dunya
is hard to get Allah has made
		
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			dunya hard to get. And it leads to
misery. Because the dunya is
		
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			finite, and therefore there's not
a lot to go around. Okay, there's
		
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			not everyone could have this dunya
all the dunya. Right. Not everyone
		
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			could have everything, there's a
finite number of, of whatever it
		
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			is that people love in this world.
That's how Allah created it.
		
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			And number three, because there's
finite, and because there are
		
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			going to be haves and have nots,
you end up with envy. Good. So
		
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			it's difficult.
		
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			It's finite, right? It's hard to
get it takes hard work to get it.
		
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			It's finite. And on top of that,
no good. You end up being a have
		
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			not and everyone in some way,
shape or form is I have not. And
		
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			then you end up in a state of
misery and envy. Okay, this is the
		
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			nature this is the result of
chasing dunya. Now in contrast and
		
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			be at TELUS Listen, there's
something free.
		
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			Yes, it takes hard work, but not
that hard, more time than anything
		
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			else.
		
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			And it's a guaranteed result. And
there is it's infinite, there is
		
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			no end and no one's gonna have it
if someone else takes a big
		
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			portion. They're not taking
anything from you. It's infinite
		
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			on top of that. And what is that?
That is noodle Lazo? Ajah Okay,
		
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			that is the nor that we are trying
to acquire into our own hearts.
		
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			And when we acquire this node into
our own hearts, then at that
		
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			point, what we end up with
		
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			is a sad, Cobra. A real happiness
other Cobra, of course, it's
		
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			paradise, but sad, in this respect
is far greater when it is of the
		
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			heart. And it is something in your
soul it is inside of you. It's
		
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			like the electricity inside of a
computer. Like where is it? I
		
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			don't know where it is. So it's
it's locus is so deep inside the
		
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			human being, no one can take it
away. This is the true Sakina that
		
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			gives people sad. Some people say,
the Muslims, why is this so good
		
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			about me? Well, why didn't the
material world advance that much?
		
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			We say, well, actually, the
material world did advance. But
		
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			number one, it did advance number
two, that's not the goal of what
		
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			profits do. Profits don't come to
try to advance our material world.
		
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			And number three, one of my
hunches is that the NBA gave
		
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			people something far greater, that
made them more satisfied. You find
		
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			a lot of these investors and a lot
of these people that you see in
		
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			the history books have who
advancing the material element of
		
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			the human condition. You find them
oftentimes dissatisfied,
		
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			miserable, they're seeking they're
searching for something and they
		
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			end up with some material thing.
Well, I think that the MBAs the
		
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			people who followed them and when
the format large followed them you
		
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			had an alma that was more or less
satisfied. And that satisfaction
		
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			allowed them to go at a slower
pace. Okay. Businesses you don't
		
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			see humongous corporations in the
oldest comic world I think that
		
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			the guy when he sold enough rugs,
he was satisfied for the day he
		
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			has enough money let someone else
get some money no big deal right?
		
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			There's no the Greek there's greed
and this this this cavernous does
		
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			emptiness that's inside of the
heart of the people that made them
		
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			go for more always going for more.
I think it wasn't there, like in
		
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			the general civilization of the
Muslims, and even in Christian
		
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			dumb because we say that even
though they're upon the lead up
		
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			prayer in general, does do
something for the human being. So
		
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			this is the the chain that
		
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			domino effect here. We have taken
you in the last 15 minutes through
		
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			a domino effect. The first thing
is the question of happiness and
		
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			misery. And we are legitimizing it
that the quest to be happy is
		
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			legitimate. The only question is,
well, who defines what happiness
		
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			is? Where is the locus of
happiness? Where's the happiness?
		
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			Is it in our bank accounts? Right?
Where is happiness? Okay, where is
		
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			it going to come from? Okay, and
then what are the practices to get
		
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			there? So then the second thing we
said is that it's the removal of
		
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			envy. That is the key to
happiness. Okay, getting that envy
		
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			and envy itself is a is a branch
from the root what's the root? The
		
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			root is love of dunya and love of
dunya Oh, but we never actually
		
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			defined dunya which we have to do
is dunya like my job is dunya like
		
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			my wealth Well, no, I'd love to
make money everyone was trying why
		
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			you got to make money. Everyone
wants to make money. Right? Every
		
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			you need to be successful. You
need to have some, some kind of
		
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			thing where you sit back at the
age of 60 and say, Well, I did all
		
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			this. That's great. Right?
Otherwise, what am I doing? I'm
		
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			wasting my time. You need to have
something tangible, something
		
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			physical. Right, unless you're
Allah gave you some degree of Eman
		
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			that we don't have. Okay, but even
that is not even the Sunnah. The
		
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			Sunnah is not just to be on a
mountain or in a room alone and
		
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			wait till you die this is not the
way of Islam the way of Islam is.
		
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			You have the your spirituality by
evening in the daytime you should
		
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			go out and produce something Allah
Subhana Allah says that put the
		
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			salah to me further put itself in
touch with audio Abdullah Abdullah
		
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			if drama is over, all right, then
go out and seek the bounty of
		
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			Allah right go out and work so we
should have something so dunya is
		
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			not what people imagined it to be
my career my degree my wealth.
		
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			That's not don't dunya is
khulumani usually rule of the
		
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			Arabic is everything that busies
you from Allah. So if your action
		
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			is for the sake of Allah
		
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			if your career you're seeking it,
right to fulfill a photo, which is
		
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			some whatever your job is, maybe
it's a funky fire. Okay. Like
		
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			gynecologist Muslim woman
gynecologist right so fuck you
		
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			fire someone Muslims woman's got
to do it. Right, when you're gonna
		
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			have your, the women you gonna go
get checked by men. So there's 55.
		
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			And then there are other ways to
make your intention sound. And of
		
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			course, we know how to test
whether or not our intention is
		
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			actually true, or if it's a lie.
And the way to test it is to
		
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			compare and to look, are we
leaving off the fora that Allah
		
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			gave us
		
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			in order to do this? Or are we
actually doing anything haram to
		
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			do it, and the moment that we are
doing haram and leaving off
		
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			obligations for in order to gain
something, then we know that we're
		
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			liars, or neffs is playing a game
with us it's not for the sake of
		
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			Allah. If it's for the sake of
Allah then do what Allah said to
		
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			do first, which is our for our
Salas, chica song, okay? On all
		
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			these things, and the more
omelette, the right interactions,
		
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			and we don't forget him. So. So
that's the definition of dunya
		
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			because envy is a branch of dunya.
You can't remove dunya from your
		
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			heart just like that. We said you
have to displace it with what are
		
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			you going to displace it? We
displace it with the product that
		
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			the Gambia have brought down and
they are here to channel, the note
		
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			of Allah azza wa jal, and we put
in our hearts in the note of Allah
		
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			prophesy, centum talked about it.
And he said, the sign of it is
		
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			that you want to leave you forget
about dunya you forget about the
		
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			thing that distracts you from
Allah. Literally, he said, The
		
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			True zone is not that you
intentionally leave something off.
		
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			Nope, you're so busy enjoying his
vicar that you actually forgot
		
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			about the dunya didn't even cross
my mind. Something I forgot about
		
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			it. And you get more interested in
matters of the afterlife, and you
		
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			actually start to prepare yourself
for death you start thinking about
		
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			okay, how do I want to die? Do I
really want to die? With this
		
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			feud? Do I really want to die with
this sin? Do I really want to die
		
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			with these debts? Literally?
Right? Do we really want to die?
		
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			You know, feeling that I should
have spent more time with you
		
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			know, my kids or more time doing
charity or something like that? Do
		
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			we won't want to die spending
seven hours a Sunday watching
		
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			football? So you know the brothers
I'm gonna I don't mean of what
		
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			your minds somewhat kicking back
and watching a game, right? I'm
		
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			not even that strict. I don't mind
that at all. That sometimes could
		
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			be good. You said what your son
watching some brothers from like,
		
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			11am to 11pm. How could you I
mean, you don't get bored from 11
		
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			to 11. And now it's gonna get
worse because it's all the
		
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			bedding. In any event. That's a
whole nother subject.
		
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			But the point is, we displace
dunya
		
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			by the gorilla, love of the
gorilla, and that's what this book
		
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			is about. So that's really the
intro thesis on the and why I
		
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			wanted to cover this book to show
the importance of this. They could
		
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			end like everything, when you want
to do something. You need friends
		
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			to do it with.
		
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			It's hard to do something alone.
It's easier to do something
		
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			together. So this is why he
actually talks about
		
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			The modality and the different
ways that that goes down so we're
		
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			going to cover this little by
little. Now you note that this
		
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			video here is just a still image
in the future videos when we
		
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			actually get to the Hadith and the
content that Imam asuci gives. I'm
		
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			actually going to put up a
screenshot of the Hadith so that
		
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			if you're a Arabic student, you
can actually read along and double
		
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			this up as knowledge and Arabic.
So just come look at it that's
		
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			that does it for the first session
with Saddam when it comes