Faaik Gamieldien – 03 – Jumuah – Shirk – Part 3 of 3

Faaik Gamieldien

Lecture by Sheikh Faaik Gamieldien at Kromboom Road Masjid | Recorded 27th April 2012

Who is a Muslim, What Islam do we follow

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The history and significance of the Bible is discussed, including the use of the title Islam and the importance of the word "marine" in writing about it. The use of "hoQuad for events and the importance of creating new categories for events is emphasized. The use of "hoQuad for events and the importance of claiming one's own success is also discussed. The use of "hoQuad for events and the importance of claiming one's own success is also emphasized. The history and meaning of the names of Islam is also discussed, including the importance of justice and freedom in society, and the use of "hoQuad for events and the importance of claiming one's own success.

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			hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah in Africa who
		
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			will be here? La
		
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			La Himanshu rude and fusina Dr. Molina Maria de la firma de la la, la la, la la
		
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			la la la la la la la sharika wanna shadow? Mohammed Abu Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa salam O
Allah He early was heavy woman da da what he did about brothers and sisters in Islam a Salam aleikum
wa rahmatullah wa Taala wabarakatuh.
		
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			Today, we continue our discourse, our lectures.
		
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			And we share information we shared information before today we will share information on
		
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			on who is a Muslim?
		
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			Why is it important to understand
		
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			who a Muslim is?
		
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			And what is the Islam that we follow?
		
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			Now, there are some people who ask the question.
		
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			And I
		
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			venture to say they are slightly misguided when they ask the question.
		
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			Although one can't blame people for asking such questions today, and that is, what Islam do we
follow?
		
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			Now,
		
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			this question,
		
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			is not a question which Muslims ask.
		
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			This is an imported question.
		
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			This question is imported from other faiths.
		
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			And
		
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			this question
		
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			is more validly asked, in connection with Christianity, for example.
		
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			Because in Christianity,
		
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			although the Bible
		
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			is the book of the Christians,
		
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			the problem they have is they there are hundreds of Bibles.
		
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			And for 2000 years Christians
		
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			have not yet agreed
		
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			on which Bible is
		
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			that Bible which all Christians should follow.
		
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			We have this ingenious version of the Bible, we have the Catholic version of the Bible. We have so
many different versions of the Bible.
		
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			So it is the Christians who can validly ask the question, which Christianity and which Bible
		
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			and this question
		
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			the text, the Christian communities,
		
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			led to what is called today
		
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			the separation of state and church
		
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			because Christians could not agree
		
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			on one Bible,
		
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			and one law.
		
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			They eventually after 10 centuries in Europe after 1000 years of fighting,
		
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			after 1000 years of war between the Catholic Church and other churches,
		
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			a war which saw people being burned at the stake, people thrown to the lions, and so forth and so
on. Eventually, they decided to disconnect
		
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			to unattach
		
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			the state
		
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			from the church
		
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			and so we enter Africa have inherited this
		
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			and the rest of so called the so called democratic world as inherited this and said that we are
secular states
		
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			and therefore the church or the Bible has no room within
		
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			the democracies of the world.
		
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			The same can be said for Judaism.
		
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			The question as to who is a Jew is still today a large very big bone of contention.
		
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			Are you a Jew and your mother is a Jew? Are you a Jew and your father's a Jew? In fact, in Judaism
is not about whether you believe in Judaism. It's about
		
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			who your mother Your father was.
		
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			In Israel today, the Israeli Jews
		
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			considered to be a Jew, if he has the common goal of oppressing non Jews, namely the Christian, then
Muslims and live in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
		
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			And of course, today they are, they are Orthodox Jews, and they are Zionist Jews, and they are
reformed Jews, and so forth and so on.
		
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			So, that is the general picture that we have. And of course, amongst Jews there is, there are
differences as to whether they should follow the Talmud, or whether they should follow the Torah and
so forth and so on.
		
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			Out of that
		
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			world of confusion
		
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			Allah subhanho Tolleson, Mohammed Salah Lovato,
		
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			Elisa Tuzla
		
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			a gift
		
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			to humanity,
		
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			Lucretia home
		
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			Manos guru Murthy is
		
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			a gift to humanity
		
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			to take them from the darkness of confusion
		
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			to the light of hedaya.
		
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			So hello, and we think our last panel
		
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			and was the levy so solemn came the Quran.
		
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			Now there are many people today amongst Muslims
		
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			who say that we don't need
		
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			the Hadith of the Nabi sallallahu wasallam.
		
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			There is a website I'm not sure if it's still ongoing,
		
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			headed by a lady in Cape Town.
		
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			And I used to receive regular updates
		
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			about how it is not necessary
		
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			to follow the ahaadeeth of the NaVi salatu salam
		
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			and why it is not necessary.
		
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			And that the only book that is relevant to Muslims is the Quran.
		
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			And in your lifetime in his lifetime for children,
		
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			this will be an argument they will say let us get away from all the argumentation about Hadith and
so forth and so on. And it has confined ourselves to the Quran.
		
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			How do we respond to this?
		
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			In the Muslim of Africa didn't humble Muslim means the collection of Hadith.
		
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			There is a hadith by the Navy salam, which
		
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			the meaning is
		
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			the Navy sasaram said
		
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			that sense veterans Adam, Allah salatu salam allows for Honduras in the 124,000
		
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			prophets.
		
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			prophesy allows you to save 124,000
		
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			prophets
		
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			but Allah subhanaw taala only gave a book to 315
		
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			of them.
		
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			How many good books 315 out of a total of 124,000 124,000 the Russell amongst those who receive
books was 315.
		
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			Now
		
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			if the mission
		
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			and divine objective
		
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			of sending prophets to the world was for them to deliver a book only
		
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			then why would books given only to 350
		
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			What about the wrist?
		
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			Why do they get books?
		
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			And if we live in a time in Mohamed Salah Sam didn't get a book, then what would we have done and
said
		
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			What now?
		
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			So what is the purpose of prophethood?
		
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			who say many people so Mohammed Salim just bought a book, the Holocaust.
		
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			Just he was just
		
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			a conduit.
		
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			He was just used by Allah to come to bring us the book and that was the end of his mission. No, no,
if that was so then allow the given books to all the prophets.
		
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			For a profit,
		
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			profits have been sent
		
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			for themselves to exemplify the message of tawheed in their lives, they had to personally portray
		
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			the message of La ilaha illa Allah
		
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			and that is the more important part. Yes, he received revelation and 315 prophets received
revelation.
		
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			But the message also knows to give his that was the revelation comes the messenger. And in Islam,
the messenger is just as important as the message
		
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			that they're sending should not have been any so low on insulin is equal to the message of the
poorer
		
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			no alum will dispute that
		
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			the sooner authentic of Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam
		
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			is equal to the Koran.
		
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			And Allah subhanaw taala tells us in the Quran, Allah to Allah
		
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			to separate
		
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			Allah says, and be obedient to Allah and be obedient to Allah and His Messenger know, Allah says and
be obedient to Allah and be obedient to His Messenger. The same was Allah uses for himself in
obedience uses for the Navy Salaam also in the form of obedience.
		
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			So I said to me, no no ba ba, ba ba ba, ba ba ba. Allah says do you want to believe only in part of
the Quran and reject the other part of the
		
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			intelligence follow? Be obedient to me, you say find that okay.
		
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			When I was versus DLP, you say well, you know, but bands of Riyadh Mousavi says you know, the
Indians of Durban when they speak, they always end the sentence we're back to you know, we're going
home but
		
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			we don't drive into Cape Town but you listen to the football but and we have lots of back Muslims
also amongst us everything is back you know, yes, I believe in Allah you know, but when it comes to
the Hadith of the Prophet but
		
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			so
		
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			we can make a distinction between following
		
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			the Koran and following the authentic student of Mohammed Salah.
		
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			And the same holds true for the Quran.
		
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			And the same holds true for the sunova matassa Let me give you an example
		
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			of the authenticity of the Quran.
		
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			Now
		
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			you and I know that hundreds of 1000s millions of Muslims have memorized the Quran
		
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			and therefore it would be virtually impossible if not impossible for any person to change anything
from the Hola.
		
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			So in terms of the reading of the Quran will read it the same way we stopped at the same places and
so for them
		
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			but do you know and that of course was revealed to them so something like that jabril came to read
the quran
		
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			quran quran Allah, Allah used to read the Quran
		
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			but do you know that the Quran was only preserved that only the reading that was preserved?
		
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			Also the writing was preserved? What do I mean?
		
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			If you should read the Quran, you will find that the word Salah is written in some thoughts, I leave
sought.
		
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			Lum
		
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			de Sala now you'd, if I knew it was in the Quran was written
		
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			like that through the whole for zakkai spoke the calf Alif
		
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			Tah Medusa
		
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			Abraham Mashallah majority they would have written the words occur like that from
		
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			Surah Baqarah up to Surah
		
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			but you'd be surprised to know that in some places, is spelled
		
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			that cough Whoa. De
		
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			Sala is spelled saw love words
		
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			The Olive is taken away and the wall is written. Now where did this come from?
		
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			So what does it tell us? It tells you that even the words of the Quran was revealed to the lives of
Salah we should write it and when you should write anyway you should write it in word for we should
write it and that is also cast in stone that will not change.
		
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			In
		
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			Yes,
		
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			we everything and we will protect it. So, even when it is not only the reading of note even that is
why you must be careful when you transcribe the Quran. When you write a verse of the Quran, that you
should write it as it was revealed to Muhammad Rasul.
		
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			So it means that when the Prophet told his scribes have 40 slides to write the Quran, you should
tell them do you spell Salah in this way, and in this verse is, it's the same, exactly the same word
as exactly the same meaning.
		
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			But this is part of the Adjust
		
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			the miraculous nature of this book which allows us
		
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			the same holds true for the history of the Navy. So Solomon was the only prophet that was born in
the light of history.
		
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			He said he was recorded from the day he was born until the day he died.
		
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			His
		
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			words,
		
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			his actions, was all recorded.
		
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			So in Islam, you cannot ask the question Who's Quran? It's an absurd question.
		
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			Because there's only one
		
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			question you can ask who's Torah whose Bible? But in Islam? That question is an absurd question.
		
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			Justice used to be an absurd question to ask a Muslim, which Islam Do you follow?
		
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			So if as soon
		
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			as an iron chain from the moment that he uttered the words until it was written down, and until it
was canonized in Sahaja,
		
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			it's a marvelous study, intriguing study,
		
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			an amazing study to see how
		
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			the Sahaba after then the Tabby rain, recorded the words of the Navy salsola I am not a
		
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			gnarly man, Hades.
		
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			But from what I've read, it's an amazing, amazing Jedi.
		
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			Therefore
		
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			I find it amazing when an alum
		
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			quotes a Hadith, which he knows is weak
		
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			and uses that Hadith
		
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			to support these claims.
		
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			And yeah, I'm gonna mention his name.
		
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			And the book in which he wrote it.
		
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			There is a book written called
		
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			yogic unto Sahar.
		
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			There is a book written by this man called
		
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			understandings which need to be rectified.
		
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			I have the book.
		
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			Many of you have the book, I think it's been translated into English.
		
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			In this book, this man tries
		
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			to raise the status of a salon
		
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			to an extent which is almost impossible to believe. And which goes against the instruction as an
ideology Salaam which says do not raise me and praise me, like the Christians do.
		
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			What he says and what is this man, this man wrote about the prophet and he wanted to speak about the
Baraka of the prophets, Allah Salah.
		
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			the tabernacle is the quality of his shoes and his hay and his whatever.
		
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			But he talks about the use of the Navy Salah
		
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			Ali
		
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			scholar.
		
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			He says he quote Howdy, howdy so weak, so hello.
		
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			Heart he said on his own he will fall over.
		
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			And it's known why why is it known? Because we have the science of honey.
		
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			We have the honey
		
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			soon we're behind.
		
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			So for him to say he didn't know.
		
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			Not acceptable.
		
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			So what is he saying? He says, One night the Prophet urinated in a container.
		
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			And he puts a container under his bed,
		
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			and a woman by the name of a man.
		
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			During the night she became thirsty. And she took this URI and she drank the URI of the Navy.
		
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			And the next bombing
		
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			she doesn't have is a Sonia Sula. I drag you in.
		
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			And he says, The Prophet smiled and the Prophet said to her,
		
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			you will never find elegant
		
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			Baraka merino wool.
		
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			Unless man is none other than Allah, we Maliki was here from
		
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			the mouths of the harm refused to burn him when he died. But he's elevated amongst people all over
the world.
		
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			Can you imagine
		
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			that this prophet who came to tell us that you read is that is that we cannot pray enough in our
clothes, when are you reinforcing? It
		
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			will punish us in the grave, we did an exchange for marine. He says that is very prophecy to a woman
that you will not get elegant because
		
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			why do they do it? Because they have a certain worldview, that there's a certain
		
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			idea that they want to give over to people and they won't do anything and everything and
		
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			anything to support the idea even though even if it's false.
		
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			Why?
		
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			Because
		
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			they feel
		
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			they think in their minds, that the Quran and the authentic Sundar, Mohammed Salim is not enough for
us.
		
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			No woman came here two weeks ago.
		
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			Also believing that he's not only a descendant of the Prophet, sometimes they believe they're better
than the prophets awesome.
		
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			He says when he
		
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			wanted to make Toba, I say to Allah subhanaw taala Can I make
		
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			an admissions agenda? wavy was committed against
		
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			this man says
		
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			How can you insult How's it possible for
		
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			somebody else to ask?
		
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			What nonsense and when people hear this they say
		
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			mahalo swallow.
		
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			It is because people have created
		
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			another Deen
		
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			other religions nobody saw Salam said
		
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			oh my god
		
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			my own masabi divided into
		
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			72 seconds, cologne phenol
		
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			minifier en la vida, except one
		
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			mana la he was had, they asked who what what road is there? And he said, what I am on and my Sahaba
		
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			what I
		
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			know
		
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			Juma is the
		
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			I think to shape
		
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			the fundamentals of Islam.
		
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			Because if you know your fundamentals,
		
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			if the journal is going to come in, he's going to come
		
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			the job is going to come and the job is going to make the crops grow.
		
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			And he's going to let it rain
		
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			and people are because there will be there will be starvation that people will run to him.
		
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			But you know, your fundamentals will know that this is the job and you will know that you shouldn't
follow him. But I mostly model fundamentals he will follow anything that comes along
		
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			and today he will follow evolution.
		
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			Well, she said that about equal Let's wait for the next one. Maybe is better. And then we wait for
the next one. Like Nabil Brian said, all the sudden that must be Allah and he said, well the sun is
going to the moon came he said no, that's
		
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			so fundamentally you have to know
		
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			are these people and what is Islam?
		
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			Now, I said in my very first lecture in the series, I want to repeat that.
		
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			That every action of men
		
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			every action that you do, as a Muslim,
		
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			can fall into one of five categories.
		
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			These five categories are called Allah.
		
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			Attack LeafyIsHere.
		
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			I want you to listen carefully. Forget the Arabic words. I'm just trying to impress you.
		
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			five categories, you know that
		
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			some of these are the fall
		
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			which is what like Salah
		
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			manduca.
		
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			So not
		
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			all it is
		
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			permissible. Hello.
		
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			We won't go there.
		
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			Oh, it is
		
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			prohibited?
		
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			Oh, it is one crew
		
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			disliked frowned upon.
		
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			So your Salah, aka your heart, everything, every act that you do, you're sleeping, you're walking
falls into one of these toxic activities. You're playing soccer and rugby, that's all
		
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			men it is permissible.
		
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			If the act falls into these five
		
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			so when the person comes to you, and he tells you something, you should ask yourself, which category
does this fall into?
		
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			Somebody says you must
		
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			go and make thicker on a Thursday night.
		
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			In Nigeria, Sunni in Seventh Avenue, you must do it. You ask yourself the question. As a Muslim you
should say, now this man is saying I must do this. In which category of these five?
		
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			Does it fall into? You have to ask yourself the question.
		
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			And if it doesn't, you say sorry, pal. That's it. My Dean says if what you command me to do is not
in the five categories. Not for me. And where do these five categories come from?
		
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			The definition of hochwertig li fi is a tabula. It is
		
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			the command of Allah.
		
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			Everything in these five categories comes from allows whether it's haram Oba Pharrell, Sunnah, these
are all from Allah.
		
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			So if we celebrate, for example, the birth of the Prophet
		
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			we ask ourselves, in which category does this celebration for? Oh, you celebrate your own birthday.
		
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			We ask in which category does this what is?
		
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			The Prophet Allah says, Allah say the prophets at Mubarak, he says my crew did say
		
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			so we find it falls in none of these five categories.
		
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			So where does it Where does it Why didn't Why didn't do so God Allah
		
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			encouraged and said why
		
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			not telling you that?
		
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			This is I'm not condemning it. I'm saying we are now students sitting in a classroom. We're trying
to establish
		
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			whether which category it falls into. You can take anything else.
		
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			So
		
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			it's no way
		
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			so now what
		
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			so some clever girl comes along.
		
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			And he says let's create a sixth category.
		
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			We will create it we human beings, we will make another category
		
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			to the Sharia, because it can't fit into the Sharia doesn't fit anyway.
		
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			It's like a nocturnal time too far. But the Narcissus doesn't want to fit you by everything you
know, but it doesn't want to fit. So these misguided comments I will create another category
parallel to the categories which
		
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			lay down for us in which we will never go astray. And the causes can be the Buddha.
		
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			And to confuse the Muslims, I say his his as good as
		
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			they say.
		
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			It's important for you to understand what is Peter? Two kinds. One is the Buddha called innovation.
		
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			In matters of life,
		
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			for example, this camera is an innovation could not do a deal. This is an innovation, this is
innovation.
		
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			In the linguistic sense, like Suddenly, I remember when I spoke about this on the radio, some
character wrote on the website of the voice of the cape and said, Yeah, you know, he drives a white
Mercedes, you drive a white camel, you know, that also be done, because he didn't understand what he
meant. Then there is data in the D,
		
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			for example, you want to add something to the dean. So all these additions to the dean that nicely
put them all into this big container called Buddha. They said, Well, you know, as Buddha has a good
good Buddha
		
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			so that this is himself from the dean and the creator of their own. So everything they do is as if
they start jiving and dancing up and down in the magic praising the Prophet they say this is a good
beta
		
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			for Sharif and make big pots of food for people
		
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			but they never caught
		
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			the heartbeat of the nervous system which is
		
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			in your code.
		
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			with an emphasis on said, Of innovating in matters of my Dean,
		
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			I want you
		
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			to bring innovations in matters of my day of the deed of innovations you can do.
		
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			To do the word you can do whatever you want to do.
		
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			Hakuna
		
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			Matata t bija promises every innovation in my Deen in the deen of Allah is a B diversity innovation
		
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			and every bit of innovation in the deen
		
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			is Bala
		
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			is the law
		
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			is darkness
		
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			is misleading.
		
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			And
		
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			but because I have a certain worldview as a certain way of the way I look at it, I need people to a
claim me and kiss my feet and my hands and my arms.
		
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			And basically my name in the door so I will do anything to mislead people who say well he looks like
an alum. He speaks like an alum. He speaks Arabic He wears a turban. He's got a beard. He was
		
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			go to the Arab world. And you will see how the Christian Arabs wear the garb of the Adams
		
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			garden tokens.
		
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			They speak
		
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			sometimes in Jordan, I've heard Christian Arabs speak better Arabic than the Muslim Arabs.
		
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			But does that make them Muslim?
		
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			Can I go to them to guide me know, what is my duty as a Muslim? I have to know the fundamentals of
my faith. That's important.
		
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			So what is better? Do you think for me to stand in speak to you for three hours trying to justify a
bidder or for me to tell you that this is what a learning tool says.
		
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			These are the five categories
		
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			which has been laid down and agreed upon by all the
		
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			people who say that
		
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			you follow the mother
		
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			of Shafi Abu hanifa Malik, then you're a Muslim,
		
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			following as the former Muslim
		
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			Then there is other elders together it is the Quran.
		
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			And there's no differences amongst us.
		
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			The brain is you will
		
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			be keen to know and the deobandis you'll be also know that these two groups in the indo Pak sub
continent has been at loggerheads with each other for hundreds of years.
		
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			But despite the Burmese and the deobandis, of both Hanafi and when it comes to the law, they use the
same authentic books, they follow the same authors, the same people everything yet in practice, they
are poles apart, the one condemning the other one.
		
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			So does a mother make you Muslim?
		
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			No.
		
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			Why not? Because the homies in the cafe,
		
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			go to the mosque.
		
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			They follow the Hanafi manner to later they follow Abu hanifa.
		
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			But what is the difference? The difference is in the al Qaeda.
		
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			The difference between me and a person who claims to be a Muslim is in how he believes in Allah.
		
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			So we then are commanded to follow the sooner Muhammad Rasul and never will we are called what?
		
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			What does this mean?
		
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			What does it mean when somebody says, I am a Muslim? I am part of the sadhana well, Gemma,
		
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			we know tuna means so now means the words, the deeds,
		
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			the affirmations of Mohammed Salah
		
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			which has been recorded and handed down to us in an iron chain of narration from the NaVi saucer of
up to this moment in time that I'm standing in front.
		
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			Jama
		
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			as a tsunami, the people of the center in JAMA what is Jamar? What is this word Giovanni
		
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			mm sacani, which is a great Yamani alum, not in the way of our other Yemeni friends.
		
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			He defines
		
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			the suit of the Navy solemn as Masada Nabhi mean the helper Minh Colin O'Fallon otaku.
		
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			He says the sadhana is everything that came from Mohammed Salah excluding the Quran because the
Quran didn't come from Mohammed Salah he came from Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			and there are no sooner was a woman with a be ordinary Sunnah
		
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			with tamasic una Bihar wahama Sahaba woman tambien Isla
		
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			and Allah Suna is first of all the Sahaba
		
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			then those who followed them until the ref cam
		
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			and there are no sooner in terms of the Andalusian scholar the famous or even has a
		
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			he says I have assumed
		
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			the people who follow the sun as a as a people truth. Woman either home alone
		
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			and those beside them are the people who follow innovation in the deen of Allah subhana wa
		
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			The Prophet said Allah Kumar, I command you to stick with a Jabara.
		
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			What is this Gemma?
		
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			What is this community?
		
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			Every master would
		
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			no matter what you do hear the name his hobby.
		
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			he interprets the word Yama as follows. He says as Murat the intention the intent of the word Jama
used by the Navy the solemn is
		
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			to remain firm on the truth
		
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			and to follow the truth when Kalamata mystic bill haka kalila, even if those who claim to truth is
only one of you
		
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			well mahalo focus and even if those who deserve as a sooner no definitely was a hot new default with
it. I beanie so Gemma doesn't mean Oh, you must follow what the
		
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			majority or minority if you follow the similar mama system and you only one person you are the Gemma
		
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			because Yo mama that is words of old Roger law.
		
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			So it means it is important
		
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			For us, my dear brothers and sisters,
		
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			to know the fundamentals and to weigh up what comes to your mouth to you to your door and to your
community to wake up in terms of what the fundamentals are. Why is it that way the Quran and Sunnah
yet?
		
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			We say but we use the word but when it comes for answer, you either are or you're not.
		
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			And I wanted to say just three minutes that
		
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			I was going to talk about.
		
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			Today's a day of freedom.
		
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			And I was going to just
		
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			talk a little bit about
		
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			what this means is a Muslim.
		
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			And how for Muslims.
		
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			The word freedom
		
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			is not is not was God will never be the objective of Islam.
		
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			Because freedom from what in freedom forward.
		
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			So what is the foundational pillar of Islam? What is the I mean, we see we got this freedom in this
country. But I did a session the other day, they were interviewing people on a rubbish dump in
Joburg, and you could hear the pig snorting in the background, people looking for food in the
rubbish dump.
		
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			This is the result of 18 years of so called freedom in this country.
		
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			Islam says no, Islam says that the foundation of society is justice.
		
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			When there is justice, everything falls into place. Why? Because Islam says that, when a Muslim says
La ilaha illAllah he connects and makes himself a slave of a loss.
		
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			That is between him and Allah. But his role on this dunya is to establish justice
		
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			and justice not only for Muslims, but justice for everybody.
		
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			Justice in your own life in your personal life.
		
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			look at ourselves razonable buy in Atlanta, Alabama, kita Baba,
		
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			Leah luminesce. Allah says we have saved the profits. We have sent the books we have seen the
scales, for what reason in order to establish justice. And I'll give you some examples of running
out of time, just a few examples
		
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			of the justice and educate of Islam.
		
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			There was a sahabas names for the family, a man, a man.
		
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			He was going to Medina just before the Battle of butter. He was leaving MCC and going to Medina and
he met Abu Jamal on the way and Abu Jamal said to him, I'm not going to let you go to Medina unless
you promise me that you will not join Mohammed salatu salam in any words that he will fight with us.
So
		
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			they fit Okay, I give you my promise.
		
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			So when was Eva came to Medina because the Prophet needed every able bodied men.
		
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			You will only harmony 330 he needed every man. But when I say to him, but I promise a butcher
Prophet said you keep your promise, then participate keep your promise. This was the justice of
Muhammad imagine that pain was a
		
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			mushrik.
		
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			An enemy of the left but
		
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			a contract was made a promises made in the promises to be kept.
		
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			During the reign of Amara mahatama de la
		
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			Renta former
		
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			the Muslim army was in Palestine. And the Muslim army was protecting the people of Palestine. The
non Muslim is the Christians. And these they miss Christians and Jews used to pay a stipend or a sum
of money to the Muslim army to protect them. After paying the money over to the to the Muslim army.
Omar instructed the army to go to Syria there was a need for them. So now the Muslim army collected
the money from the Christians and the Jews. And now because they live in they were not able to
protect it. What do you think they did? They went to the Christians and Muslims said we sorry we
took your money but we have to leave now. No.
		
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			They read they gave the money back to the Christians and the Muslims. This was the justice of Islam.
		
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			And there was no there was no prophet amongst them to tell them to do this. They learn this from the
Quran and the Sunnah Mohamed salah
		
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			and finally on to tell you a story much closer to much near in history, but a great scholar of the
indo Pak sub continent
		
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			his name was
		
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			molar roster of Alexandria I'm sure people of you know him, great scholar. He had the issue of no
children.
		
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			He had a nephew that he adopted
		
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			and made his nephew Salif. In other words, his successor he loved his nephew very much. But not only
		
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			was mole Ashraf was a very stern man
		
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			firm on justice not only firm on Quran and Sunnah no firm on the principles of justice. So this
halifa visas nephew of his his that he appointed to be is
		
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			what is the word successor, lived in dakka dakka is the capital of
		
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			of
		
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			Bangla Bangladesh and Maulana Ashraf lived in the Punjab, which is the waste waste of waste in
India. And the journey by train is three days between Taka and Punjab.
		
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			So, the halifa came, the nephew of Ashraf Nasha came by train and he brought his son with him his
son was now and those days you could travel by half, you know, again also up to the age of traffic
cut by half. So his son was 11 going for 12.
		
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			So I bought him a ticket.
		
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			So when he came to the Punjab, I asked him, so
		
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			what ticket Did you buy for your son? He said, Well,
		
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			I bought him half tickets.
		
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			But so Manasa city but you knew that he's byrdcliffe birthday was going to come while you are on the
train journey.
		
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			You knew that your son's birthday is going to be working the three days that you are going to be on
the train.
		
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			You should have bought him a full ticket.
		
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			And what did he do?
		
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			He banned him for 10 years it removed his his successorship from him and for 10 years he said you'll
be out in the wilderness you come back after 10 years. I will reinstate you correct your manners,
your etiquette, your sense of justice and then you come back to
		
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			Mohammed Salah was in there physically to tell him to do this but he learned us how do we learn this
by reading the history of this great man Muhammad Allah and by reading the Quran and understanding
the Quran yeah you will Latina Amano Kanako Amina bill will test shoddily Allah, Allah Allah, Allah,
Allah, Allah.
		
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			Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah says, Oh you people who believe the standard bearers for justice,
		
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			even if you be against yourselves,
		
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			or your family,
		
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			or those nearest to you, whether they're rich or poor, for low olavi Allah is best to look after
your poor family and your rich family, but your duty is to speak up and stand up for justice. So in
a society in the community, where there is justice, there is also freedom, but in a society where
there is freedom, no justice, there is nothing there is only oppression and suffering. allows for
handler says in the Hadith codici Yeah, buddy in the heartland
		
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			I have made oppression haram upon myself, watch out.
		
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			Watch out to binaca Mohan Rahman and I have made it haram between you injustice, otherwise my
prohibited amongst Muslims, and between Muslims and other other people.
		
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			So what is the foundation? That is not the word either
		
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			is one of the names of our laws. Freedom is a name of our laws. But either
		
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			justice is one of those beautiful names. And
		
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			finally,
		
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			you know, Arabic is a is is a wonderful language, it's
		
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			it's a beautiful language not because it is beautiful, because it sounds beautiful.
		
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			But every little every word has so many meanings. And is there so many meanings can be derived from
us now. avillez got three letters,
		
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			meaning justice. For those who are the average age the combine of two words, two words. Idle plus
idle. I can well you can hear the word idle. And either either let's go a full time agent has got a
lot to do. And what
		
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			is World War damas whoo
		
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			whoo means what is it
		
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			But there is also a word called wonder
		
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			whether on top of the world, the same word, the word means to take, although the other means, what
do you mean the water with which you take the
		
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			same word. Now this is the Arabic language, this ability to create
		
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			one little mark on top changes the meaning of the word now
		
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			means if you have a donkey or a camel carrying something, you will carry it with something hanging
on the side at some angle and it has to be equal.
		
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			Otherwise the donkey will be, you won't walk properly. So this is called idle. And that's what it's
called idle.
		
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			This way this idle and that, and if you put the two together, it is idle. What does it mean? It
means that most imbalances
		
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			Muslims are in imbalance, incomplete balances out life
		
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			balancing worth the rights of himself or the rights of others.
		
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			So May Allah was founded inshallah I will next week continue with this topic of justice. I think
it's an important topic, there's so many issues around the deal under this. So I've shared this with
you today. I've shared with you some of the fundamentals of Islam. I've shared with you some of
		
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			the perspectives that other people have. I've shared with you
		
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			the five
		
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			categories in which all actions fall and I've shared with you the creation of a new category called
beta. And I've shared with you what the prophets have said about that.
		
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			It is for you to go home to go back.
		
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			To ask your family,
		
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			for your share for your mom
		
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			to engage with it.
		
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			In order for us to stay on the Serato Mr. Key
		
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			because that is your objective of life.
		
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			And if you read the fascia where our talks about the shiratama Akim
		
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			Akim Surat Al Quran, Allah doesn't say that. Allah doesn't say that the same path is the path of the
Quran. Allah doesn't say that what does Allah say? This is the nazira thomastik in certain Quran was
sunan
		
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			Allah says at the Serato Mr. sirata lady Nam Tara,
		
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			you have to look
		
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			at the life of the dvsa Salamis person and look at the Sahaba and from there you will learn what it
means.
		
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			Then life is a Scirocco Misaki
		
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			and I'm telling him because they were the people who are lost, blessed
		
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			and that is the road we follow the role of example of Mohammed and his companions
		
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			so now last time the giving Charla that we
		
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			will follow
		
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			the straight path
		
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			and it's a simple path. You know, the straighter is always the best road.
		
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			Travel job is a street.
		
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			City you can overdrive on the street, but you know, it's four lanes. You can't go wrong. Now you
want to go via
		
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			this road that road full of potholes.
		
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			Take the street route.
		
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			Straight from here straight into Jannah.
		
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			No cul de sacs, no detours
		
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			straight
		
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			and who do you keep in your rearview mirror.
		
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			So my law guide is all my family's my lucky person, the truth