Shadee Elmasry – Willem Reads Part i of ii

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The importance of proper English language skills for obtaining a job is emphasized, along with the need for practice in order to improve chances of finding a job. The definition of "median" in Islam is discussed, including the use of "median" to describe actions and words, and the importance of protecting the community from the influence of the holy spirit. The importance of praying for the Prophet and learning the rules of the Bible is also discussed, along with the need for practice in a certain context. The transcript also touches on the history of science and the importance of protecting language from errors and reciting.

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			Smilla Rahmanir Rahim hamdu lillah
wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah
		
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			while he was out of human weather
today, we're doing basically
		
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			learning how to read from scratch.
This is the purpose of this these
		
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			videos that I've been doing. And a
lot of you feedback has been
		
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			really good. But today, I have a
really interesting dude, who's a
		
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			guest and he's a dude. He's a bro
and a young guy. Okay? And he's,
		
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			you know, the type of person that
I like, He's a gangster and a
		
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			killer.
		
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			I'm talking metaphorically here.
But this guy, firstly became once
		
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			in a while back, and we met and
then he moved and he came back.
		
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			And he's a former professional
soccer player from Brazil. All
		
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			right, he played in Brazil, from
New Jersey to Brazil. I mean, New
		
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			Jersey is always exporting great
stuff. So he played in Uruguay for
		
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			three years Brazil and now he's
learning to read so we're actually
		
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			going to start from scratch. And
this is the book we're eventually
		
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			gonna go through. Okay, but we're
gonna go through it so slowly like
		
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			you don't even know what happens.
Okay? Alright, so reinforce
		
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			it.
		
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			It is very important when reciting
Quran to remember that these are
		
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			not the words of a human beings.
They are the direct words of Allah
		
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			in which no created being has any
part in its construction. Further,
		
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			the researcher must know that at
the moment of resuscitation he
		
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			must treat it as a law speaking to
him directly. This is called Ludo
		
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			okay. Hello, is to recognize that
the Quran is not like any other
		
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			book and why we started with this
lesson. The lesson just like a
		
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			section, right? Because matters
when reciting the Quran is because
		
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			when we go into Deen with with the
right manners, physically and of
		
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			the heart, you get the best
result. So we have to go in with
		
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			that attitude. And I keep going.
The people of the Quran, they are
		
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			the people of Allah and his elite.
This is a Hadith of the Prophet.
		
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			The first layer of this deep
association with the Koran is
		
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			correct enunciation. Then, then
the correct re citation then sound
		
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			understanding then memorization
then oft re citation. So this is a
		
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			Hadith of the Prophet peace we,
the people of the Quran, they are
		
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			the people of Allah and his elite,
Al Quran, Allah Allahu Akbar Soto.
		
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			So the if you want to ask
ourselves, what is our position
		
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			with a lot, the first thing we ask
is, what is our position with the
		
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			Quran? Okay, that's one of the
things that we can ask. And so the
		
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			first thing is this right here.
Correct enunciation is called
		
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			McLeod edge. That's subject.
That's a study we're going to
		
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			study today.
		
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			How to actually pronounce the
letters properly. Okay. Okay. Then
		
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			correct recitation, which we could
work on this, you know, all
		
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			summer, then the sound
understanding, right? Remember
		
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			what we just said, but you had
asked me about something and I
		
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			told you wait, Allah says,
Goodwill means a lot cannot have
		
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			parts. Yes. Therefore, anything
that would seem to reveal that he
		
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			has parts must be interpreted
differently. So that's correct.
		
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			Understanding. Then, memorization
you memorize anything? A lot of
		
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			things like what am I school?
Yeah. Oh, good. Good. Like a
		
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			couple suitors are a good number.
No, no, just a couple. A couple
		
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			enough to pray with. Yeah. Okay,
good. So we're gonna we're gonna
		
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			get we're gonna beat that up. I'm
told you I need to be fair. I'm
		
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			telling you. There are a lot of
people they get interested in
		
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			Islam. And because maybe because
they don't have a teacher or
		
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			whatever. There's really just
wasting time. There'll be honest
		
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			with you. Wasting time in and not
studying what's really the meat
		
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			and potatoes. Yeah. Arabic, right.
Arabic and Quran. Like how many
		
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			people love soccer, but they're
not doing the right drills. Like
		
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			they're not practicing properly.
They're not running. They're not
		
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			snow stamp. They're just watching
videos and watching TV. Right?
		
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			wasting their time.
		
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			Okay, keep going. Okay, the most
direct and reward in the afterlife
		
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			is memorization. For which one
rises a level in, in, in the
		
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			memorizing, all in paradise for
every verse recited memorization
		
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			is categorically superior to
resuscitation and that the
		
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			memorizer gains the ability to do
to LAWA at any given moment of the
		
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			day, except while on Genova,
Geneva, Geneva. Now, some people
		
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			like to italicize that and I think
that's usually the correct things
		
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			to italicize all Arabic words, but
sometimes, like tillow, or
		
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			recitation in general, but ritual
impurity, and I just didn't
		
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			italicized these because a lot of
times
		
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			when people sort of the new reader
may get confused, so many
		
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			different shapes and bow, you
know, italics and markers. We have
		
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			to do that later on to describe
the letters but any of it Janemba
		
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			is ritual impurity, and in results
upon, I have a seven year old
		
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			sitting next to me here, so we
have to make sure this is under
		
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			seven.
		
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			So it's when there's relations.
Yeah, okay.
		
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			Even if there is no climax but
there's relations and the two John
		
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			wants to go upstairs for a second
real quick, just run upstairs
		
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			if just the penis enters in Medina
Yeah, even if there's no climax
		
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			correct, you're immediately on
genoma that's it. Or if the sexual
		
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			fluid comes out of either one,
okay, correct. Okay, that's
		
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			Geneva. You cannot touch the Quran
recite the Quran do anything with
		
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			the Quran abandoned. That's what
you have to be able to clean
		
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			yourself for shower for gender,
you can come back
		
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			into the ablution I bless you
know, this is a worst of all
		
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			gonna come back.
		
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			Okay, keep going.
		
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			This cannot be said of the one who
relies upon the written word and
		
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			must make wudu to resign. So, when
someone has to hold the Quran,
		
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			he has nothing to do
		
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			except someone who is began his
path as a student of knowledge and
		
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			a student of the Quran, like
memorizing the Quran, or teacher
		
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			then they don't have to have will
do when they hold the Quran. Okay.
		
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			But otherwise, in order to pick up
the Quran, a person has to have
		
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			with you.
		
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			Okay, so the point of memorization
is that if you memorize something,
		
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			you can recite it in the car. You
can recite it online in the
		
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			grocery store before you go to
bed. You don't have to sit down
		
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			and hold the book. That's why
memorization is categorically
		
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			superior to memorization that
makes a lot of sense. I started to
		
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			resonate.
		
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			If you want to benefit in Islam,
right,
		
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			then this is the meat and
potatoes. Everything else is like
		
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			chips. Yeah, Doritos. Right. This
is learning how to recite and
		
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			memorizing and being really well
verse in the book of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. Okay, got. Okay,
so now we're on lesson two.
		
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			So definition origin founder,
ruling and benefit. So definition
		
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			the word Taj, we literally you can
see here I'm sort of going back
		
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			and forth and not really decided,
italicized or not. Anyway, keep
		
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			going. The word Taj, we literally
means enhancement to make
		
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			something excellent. Zelda is
quality Tajweed is to make an
		
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			excellent quality as a science of
the Sharia attachment means giving
		
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			every letter it's right in
reciting the Quran. Good. So,
		
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			Ted's wheat. Ted's wheat has weed.
Yeah. Joe? Touch. No.
		
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			Touch, touch. Touch. Yeah. Like
judge to eat. Judge, you know?
		
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			Yeah, like judge, Judge Judy,
saying, Judge Ted's wheat.
		
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			Tajweed. Yeah, like in the United
States Judge Judy.
		
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			Tadge. Wheat. Okay. Okay. So
someone brother asked me about
		
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			marijuana. Yeah. And I say, Look,
I don't do weed, but when I do,
		
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			it's touch weed.
		
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			Okay, since everyone's got an A
marijuana raise these days, okay.
		
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			And there's a lot of people that
they, they they really try to make
		
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			it acceptable. I'm telling my
position. Is this a lot of
		
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			Muslims? Oh, that meant a lot of
Yeah, I my position is this. You
		
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			don't need to put people behind
bars and ruin their lives over
		
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			this recreational drug. Correct.
But at the same time, if you make
		
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			it legal, you open up for
corporate money and corporate
		
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			advertising. And you will just
have something you don't you can't
		
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			ever go back. Right. The cat's
going to be out of the bag. So my
		
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			position on legalization of
marijuana is I wouldn't legalize.
		
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			I would just stop the penalty to
this degree. Just make it a find.
		
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			Correct. Like let the state make
some money. Right. Yeah. And you
		
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			give them a ticket that doesn't go
on any record? Like I don't get a
		
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			ton on a record if I don't park
properly. Yeah. The state makes
		
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			money. It's a donation. It's free
money. Right for the state. Right.
		
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			Pretty good outlook, right? Yeah.
And you catch the guy with
		
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			possession. Finally, yeah, make
money off of it. Right? He won't.
		
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			He'll try to you know, if you
don't ruin someone's life, life,
		
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			three years, some people get Yeah,
my friend Jimmy Sanchez. told me
		
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			that in New Haven, right. I love
that brother. He told me that the
		
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			brothers, the young cats can be 14
years old and got with possession
		
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			three years what? Or maybe not 14
Because that's a minor, but like,
		
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			past a certain age, three years
for possession. That's insane.
		
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			Right. So anyway, that's a whole
nother subject. All right, let's
		
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			go.
		
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			Alright, so the next one origin
		
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			The origin of this knowledge comes
from the aid the angel Jibreel,
		
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			who taught the Prophet, this
little things? He says, I lay his
		
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			Alaihe Salam upon in peace and for
the Prophet this says Son the love
		
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			it was salam. Yeah. And he's
unique, right? So we say we
		
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			reserved that prayer only for him.
That dua, so Alayhi Salaam and
		
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			this for everyone else, angels and
saints and prophets, and for
		
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			Sahaba we say this route the Alaba
and doesn't some other some other
		
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			prophets have their own to the
right, yeah.
		
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			Oh, even like, even Jesus,
		
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			even human that. Now this is a
good point to talk about these
		
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			because they're all coming in one
paragraph, right. So all of these
		
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			are prayers, and they can
technically go for anyone. Right?
		
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			Yeah. And for the prophets of
Allah when he said and because
		
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			he's unique, he's not like any
other of the creation. He the OMA
		
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			basically has agreed to to repeat
this after his name. And Quran
		
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			also told us, our names are slim.
And some Allahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			is, no one should imagine, oh,
we're praying for him like he
		
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			needs our prayers. Yeah, no, we
benefit from that. We are the
		
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			beneficiaries of that, that it is
Allah azza wa jal, who has already
		
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			blessed him and made him a giver
of peace, right? Someone Allah Who
		
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			are they? He was Allah has already
a blessed him, okay, and made him
		
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			a source of peace. That's one of
the meanings of this phrase, son,
		
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			Allah, Allah He was. Allah has
already and we asked him, may
		
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			Allah grant him more of that.
Correct. It's both. It's both
		
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			about a statement of the past and
a prayer of the future. Allah has
		
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			already made him blessed and a
source of peace and may Allah
		
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			increase that. And when the Muslim
says some Allahu alayhi wa salam
		
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			Allah says 10 mercies upon him.
The greatest of stress relief.
		
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			This makes a lot of the profit
because the greatest thing to push
		
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			away punishment if you feel oh my
gosh, I committed so many are such
		
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			a bad sin. I'm afraid something's
gonna happen. It's tougher.
		
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			It's tougher, all that stuff.
wealth.
		
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			Wealth is still fun, and stuff.
		
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			But ultimately, to gain serenity
is so let's just say that stuff.
		
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			Stuff, stuff. Now, usually after
prayer, yeah, after the Kraken
		
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			companions or the Allahu Anhu what
are the Allahu Anhu for a man but
		
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			are the Allahu anha for a woman,
but I do love on him for plural or
		
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			the left one.
		
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			And for any and for someone who
was alive, anyone alive Rahima who
		
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			Allah, Allahu Allah and for
anyone's sorry, anyone already
		
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			dead? That is not a companion, but
I have no Allah and whoever was
		
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			alive, how
		
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			may Allah preserve him? All of
these are just a different type of
		
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			prayer for different ranks because
we're not all the same rank. Allah
		
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			azza wa jal has chosen prophets.
Okay. Angels, companions. Okay.
		
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			And then the living sorry, the
dead non companions we say Rahim
		
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			Allah, Allah and sometimes if
they're from the first three
		
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			generations you can say that I'll
be alone no problem there. And
		
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			then lastly, the living people we
say about the puppy love Allah,
		
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			may Allah preserve protected
		
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			all right now whenever we study
science, we look at the definition
		
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			the origin and next the founder
while there who is the law that
		
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			are the founder of this subject?
		
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			One of the first scholars to write
about this was by Al Qasim be
		
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			Salam. Okay, this be here means it
as Salman Okay, okay. What's your
		
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			dad's name?
		
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			Wilson. So you're willing, you've
been Wilson
		
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			ever obeyed.
		
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			Ever obeyed or Kasim descender
now, though, that's the founder.
		
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			What does it mean? He's the
founder. He's the first person to
		
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			take this and give it names, give
the rules names, and put it on
		
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			paper and make it a science. Okay,
flow. So you play soccer, right?
		
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			Yeah. Now you had previously
natural players, they just play
		
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			natural. Yeah. And there were no
names for the types of things that
		
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			they used to do. Then someone
comes along and says, Okay, well,
		
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			when a player turns his back flips
to the goal and the balls in front
		
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			of them, and he chips on his back
and he kicks it in. We'll call
		
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			that the bicycle kick. Yeah.
Right. And then he'll show
		
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			pictures of it. And this is how
it's done. Right? That's what he
		
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			so that's a sneaky, he's made a
reality into a science. And this
		
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			is what he that he made the
reality of reciting Quran with
		
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			these rules into a science, okay,
and he named all the rules and all
		
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			the enunciations and all the
methods etc. And he put it on
		
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			paper. All right, next, the
ruling.
		
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			Knowledge of the actual touch
we're in touch with touch Tajweed
		
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			rules is a foreign key five
foreign key failure means a
		
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			obligation on the community, which
means if one person in the
		
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			community has it that none of us
has to worry about what
		
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			I'm talking about the rules
themselves to know how to recite
		
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			the Quran with Ted's wheat is
afforded the aid for students in
		
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			fact, that we're gonna pray with,
but to actually know the rules.
		
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			This is med This is med lesson
this is med lien. This is Iran
		
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			that lead that what you're going
to learn all this right?
		
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			To know the textual rules the
names is what gives
		
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			good code
		
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			meaning that at least one person
in every community must know it.
		
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			However, in terms of re citation
it is an individual obligation
		
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			fireline for every Muslims to
recite Surah Al Fatiha sorry. So
		
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			this should be for every Muslim to
recite Surah to the fact that
		
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			you've got with correct Tajweed
Tajweed Tajweed Tajweed Tajweed
		
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			good. They do not need to know the
terms assigned to the rules. All
		
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			right, so every Muslim has to know
soon it's in Fatiha.
		
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			All right, the opener, which when
they break 17 times a day with
		
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			correct Tajweed they don't have to
know the rules like the name of
		
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			the rule. Yeah, right. The name of
the rule they don't have to know
		
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			but the the essence of it how they
recite it must be in accordance to
		
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			the rule.
		
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			And lastly, read me this
		
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			benefit. The fruit of this
knowledge is to protect the tongue
		
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			from errors and reciting the book.
This is one of the first sciences
		
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			the students have sacred knowledge
and learn.
		
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			Lesson three, the STR the seeking
refuge and the best Merlot. This
		
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			word here is the either stands for
the phrase I will do below him in
		
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			a shape animoji
		
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			and Bessemer Allah is a word that
means saying Bismillah Bismillah R
		
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			Rahman right. Okay, so when you
say Bismillah R Rahman Rahim
		
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			written somewhere in the name.
Yeah, that's called that phrase is
		
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			called the vestment investment and
when you see the phrase I seek
		
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			refuge in Allah from the person
double Shavon that phrase is
		
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			called the STI or STI. Which means
the seeking of refuge okay all
		
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			right read seeking refuge is by
saying I'll be lucky min ash
		
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			shaytani regime Alright, let's
pronounce it properly. No. I'll do
		
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			all that all.
		
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			I'll do good delay, delay, delay
bIllahi min min men S shape Ah l
		
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			shaytaan. S shape en O S S S.
Shaban sa Tom, you're going to
		
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			learn later on that there are some
times the lamb goes into the next
		
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			letter. Okay, okay. Okay.
		
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			This that whole thing is called
the sun letters and the moon
		
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			letters, okay. Okay. So s che Abba
as che da on a regime, a regime, a
		
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			regime and a regime good.
		
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			You know that sometimes, sometimes
we teachers are taught they are
		
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			like,
		
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			and a lot of times students get
annoyed right? It's very common
		
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			that a student you'll see in a
tweet circle is student march off
		
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			so frustrated with the teacher
keeps telling him to make a
		
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			correction and he doesn't know
what he's doing wrong. Okay, keep
		
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			got we call this the is the ad is
the either is the ad STI.
		
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			O is the ad STI that is the ad.
You gotta get that aim. I mean,
		
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			this Yeah.
		
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			So you lived in Uruguay playing
soccer. Semi Pro for three years
		
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			and then Pro for one year in
Brazil. Neither of these languages
		
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			have iron. Nope. All right. Well,
you're gonna have to learn I got I
		
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			got it. Okay. It's the it's the
either. Okay, keep going. If the
		
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			leader is reading silently, he
seeks refuge silently. If he is
		
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			reciting aloud, he should recite
it aloud. If reciting in a group
		
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			where everyone takes turns and
only the first person needs to say
		
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			it. There is no need to say it
again if the only if the
		
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			recitation if the recitation is
broken up by sneezing, coughing or
		
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			discussing the recitation.
However, if it is broken up by a
		
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			regular conversation, then it
needs to be repeated before
		
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			beginning again. Alright, so when
you're reciting Quran, and you
		
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			break up the recitation by
anything like sneezing, coughing
		
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			or discussing the recitation, you
don't have to start over with our
		
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			bIllahi min ash shaytaan meta
gene, you simply keep going.
		
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			However, if you break it up with a
mundane conversation, then you
		
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			need them before you go back. You
repeat the statement at all the
		
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			bIllahi min ash shape on the Digi
and we say this because the Quran
		
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			itself tells us okay, if you
recite the the word of Allah,
		
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			right if you recite the Quran, in
our character Khurana festa in
		
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			bIllahi min ash shaytaan regime
every time you begin reciting
		
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			Quran you begin by saying phrase
all do bIllahi min ash shaytani R
		
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			G. Okay. So that's why we say
that, say it again.
		
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			Hold on, hold on. Oh, I'll do
good. Kick on.
		
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			The best Mala
		
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			Bismillah Bismillah Bismillah
Bismillah close Bismillah that's
		
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			Mala Good, okay, the best Mala is
to say at least Bismillah. So the
		
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			phrase best mela means that you
say at least Bismillah in the name
		
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			of Allah for example before
eating, right, we say Bismillah
		
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			many people say Bismillah R Rahman
Rahim, the minimum that is allowed
		
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			to say is Bismillah Okay,
		
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			keep going, but for the Quran it
is to include a rock man of Rahim.
		
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			Rahman r Rahim. Rahman. Rahim.
Rahim. Rahim Rahim, Rahim ha. Now
		
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			this one is in the throat
		
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			is the light one hat this is hat
good Rahim that it is necessary to
		
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			recited before every Surah except
Surah Al Tauber all also known as
		
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			pseudo pseudo bad, but this is
some facade. The PDF didn't print
		
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			these out on what's going on here.
But forget about that. So
		
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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim begins
before every sutra as a break they
		
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			put it as a break the sign that
this is the next Surah only one
		
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			surah does not contain does not
begin with Bismillah R Rahman r
		
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			Rahim in the Quran and that
students at tilbyr also known as
		
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			surah. Bara reason being is that
it's about war. So Allah did not
		
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			so this this the people who lose
from the drums, the lungs, the
		
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			semitone in the middle of the top,
right, it's one of the big
		
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			sweaters and it's about war. So
they didn't put in the name of
		
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			Allah the merciful the
compassionate because it's about
		
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			what
		
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			okay, but those Bismillah R Rahman
Rahim they're not part of the
		
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			surah they're just a break almost.
		
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			Keep going. One can restate that
str. Str. Oh is the ad good. The
		
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			best Mala that's mela best Mala
and the Surah Surah in a sutra in
		
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			one breath or separate them by
stopping in between each Okay, so
		
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			you say I will be live in a shape
on the regime. Bismillah R Rahman
		
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			Rahim Allah O Allah, so you stop
between each or I will be live in
		
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			a state on the redeeming Smilla
Rahmanir Rahim Ippudo Allah had
		
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			like that.
		
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			Keep going between soon as we
recite the best Mala, we can
		
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			connect the end of the NOC or we
can we can connect, we can connect
		
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			the end of the surah the best
mother and the next Surah that's
		
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			what I just said right? Connect
all of them. Or one can stop after
		
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			the SUTA then begin with the best
minute and the next surah. Okay,
		
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			so you could say could have lost
some of the metadata muted when
		
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			India could no go for me learn
		
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			a little bit a bit further. So I
connected between the last sort of
		
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			the best minute and the next year,
you could do that no problem. Or
		
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			one can stop after the end of the
surah and then stop again after
		
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			the best minute then start the new
surah.
		
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			However, one cannot connect the
end of the surah with the best
		
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			Mullah, then stop before beginning
the next. Yeah, so no one should
		
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			say Well, I'm the economical one.
I had them Bismillah R Rahman r
		
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			Rahim. Pause going out a little
bit further. So you have your end
		
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			of sutra. Best Mela. And then you
stop. You know you can't do that.
		
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			You got to recite either all three
or break between each. Okay. All
		
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			right. And these are this
technicalities. Not like you'll be
		
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			sinful if you mess this up. So
don't worry about that. But just
		
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			show you how it's done. All right.
Section two. Lesson Four. Macari
		
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			Julho roof. How much memory Do you
have the letters?
		
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			Like, for example, what's this
letter right here?
		
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			Oh, no. Yeah, see that beauty
right there.
		
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			That's me. Mean.
		
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			Ha ha. Elif Elif rock rock gene
gene Mefa Ridge Maha Ridge, Mikado
		
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			edge Mikado edge Mikado edge
cottage Maha ridge. Today's
		
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			homework for you is the Jeep, the
ginger ginger. Alright, got it.
		
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			Mefa Ridge, Maha Ridge, l roof and
Hooroo Elif Lam ha Rra well
		
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			okay, well when you go home, well
you got work what time you go to
		
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			work to fit in 253 o'clock no
three o'clock. So and then your
		
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			alarms your shift till 930 Okay,
so at some point, you will go to
		
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			Safina dash online.tv and watch
the videos about the letters that
		
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			I did. Alright, methodic roof is
meet this means where the letter
		
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			sounds come from
		
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			Alright, go. The Kitab is made up
of students and sources of ideas.
		
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			So this is just a rough draft this
whole thing that's why you have
		
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			some spelling errors something
like that, like sometimes not. I
		
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			mean, it's just a rough draft or
keep going and ideas of Kadima
		
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			Katie Metz, Kelly Metz words and
kalimat of Hooroo Alright, so
		
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			Kitab keytab surah chapter
chapter. Oh, yeah, i i And it's up
		
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			Kenny met kalimat words. That is a
verse, verses are made of words.
		
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			And candy mats are made of whole
roof
		
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			photo photos that that's the
starting point of Tajweed is
		
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			pronouncing the letters properly.
Okay. So Maha Raj is to begin if
		
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			someone gets some kind of drawn,
then they're going to be reciting
		
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			Well, yeah. All right. Go ahead.
Number one. The Elif the Elif,
		
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			Elif, Elif good
		
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			the Elif is pronounced like, like
dad, in most cases, but in
		
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			Sanskrit in some cases like
father, there is no third
		
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			pronunciation in a later lesson we
will explain when it is pronounced
		
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			in which way so Elif can be
pronounced as or ah, like dad were
		
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			father. Okay, so sometimes it's
at, right and sometimes it's like
		
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			for example, Hola. Hola. Yo, say
Hola, right. Yeah. Hola. Okay. And
		
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			then you have usually has the
little at the accent right over
		
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			Allah to make it. Yes, exactly. So
that you know, correct. That's
		
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			exactly
		
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			right. So that's at all and we'll
study later on which is which