Siraj Wahhaj – Affairs Of The Heart

Siraj Wahhaj
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The speakers discuss the importance of studying the Arabic language and finding the best players in basketball. They also touch on the devastating effects of the death of a man in New York City and the rise of COVID-19. The importance of protecting one's heart and ears is emphasized, as well as the importance of praying for Islam and finding one's own success. The speakers also emphasize the importance of finding a good person to invite to a group and finding one's own success.

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			Bismillahirrahmanirrahim Alhamdulillah Namaste nothing to do honestly, no, no, no, he will not work
with la la missoulian fusina Mustapha Molina de la palma de la la forma de la la la, la la la la la
la la sharika Michelle Donna Mohammedan of Dakota Sulu.
		
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			Brothers and sisters I thankful to Allah, to have the great honor and privilege to be here with you
at this wonderful camp.
		
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			This camp is as much for me as it is for you.
		
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			I'm very happy to be here with Sheikh Mohammed law. And my good friend, Professor, Abdul Hakim
Jackson.
		
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			And also to see so many of you that have come to know over the years, I was shocked to see how many
people how many of you are remember, most of you actually remember you. And so many of the brothers
I remember some of my some of my good friends or my best friends around the world and Canada and the
United States. So I want to say that I'm very happy to be here. And also to get an opportunity for
me to learn, sit down into the sessions of my brother,
		
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			with the chairman, Professor Sherman and in Czech law in brother Pervez, and the rest of you run
scissors in these two days.
		
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			Every one of my talks I'm going to focus on on one thing, I'm going to keep that
		
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			in front of you, though we speak about each particular topic. But there's one thing that I'm going
to keep focusing on, and I'm going to talk in detail about it tomorrow, and that is striving towards
excellence.
		
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			The first thing that I want to know, brother, Jackson,
		
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			I noticed something from the more I studied the Sharia, I noticed something.
		
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			It seems to me that it is inherent
		
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			in human beings, at least
		
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			to always compare themselves with someone else
		
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			is inherited. I can't help it.
		
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			I go step further.
		
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			It seems that this nature to compare
		
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			is even in other living things.
		
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			Paula manakala tested the
		
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			color
		
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			and when Allah acts, it bleeds Why didn't you bow down when I told you about and he said I'm I'm
better than him. This comparison comparison that this Jin Jin made not what another Jin but this Jin
made with a human being? Why is it all?
		
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			We ask people deema
		
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			Coca Cola cola any Allah tala moon. And when Allah said to the angels, these creatures of lights,
I'm about to create an amoeba, these Angel started to compare themselves with the children of Adam,
that we you want to make that which cause mischief in the earth and the shedding of blood while we
we celebrate your praises, look how they compare themselves with human beings. Look how the jinn
compare themselves with human beings.
		
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			Everyone knows that she was the favorite wife of the Prophet. Everybody knows that. When someone
asks him a question, Who does he love the most?
		
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			Men are resolved men among men, a Buddha, among men her father, but yet, most beloved. And yet,
Alicia, she said home words, see was more jealous of hoo
		
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			hoo. Khadija more than any of the wives of the Prophet even Khadija had died, but yet I couldn't
help herself comparing herself everyone is always comparing themselves you can't help it. You know
what's happening in Sydney, Australia right now.
		
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			Olympics.
		
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			Every four years,
		
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			people around the world come together to compete. Who's the best, who's the fastest who can play
better basketball who can play who can swim the best. This nature of competition. It seems to be
within us how many of you study Arabic Raise your hand. You know Arabic When you study Arabic, raise
your hand.
		
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			We have an Arabic professor here.
		
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			You want to I'm telling you everywhere. I go.
		
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			I'm preaching that every Muslim has to study the Arabic language you must study the Arabic language
you must study the Arabic language. If you leave this camp, at least with the desire to learn to
study the Arabic language then you have taken a greater step to get closer to a loss of final offer,
in my opinion, but there is an Arabic grammar what is called is more tough deal. It's more tough
deal is the comparative or the superlative.
		
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			If you say
		
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			anaka de Roon.
		
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			I am big.
		
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			I am bigger than my brother
		
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			who
		
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			he is the biggest man Phil Medina in the city. This is comparative.
		
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			Now, I'd like to say what
		
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			I don't think that this group here of these 80 participants or so should look at yourself as just
simple Muslims, you came to a retreat for two days and under law, you're going to get a little bit
knowledge a little bit information. And stop at that. My opinion, I don't know what the professor
Jackson is thinking. I have something else. I don't know professors thinking I have something else
in my mind. Let me share what I have in my mind. I think that every one of you
		
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			should put in your heart that you want to be the best that you can be.
		
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			Now, assistance don't don't don't don't get angry at me. Okay, I'm gonna. I'm gonna talk brother
language for just a moment.
		
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			This is gonna teach you a little bit about basketball. Would you mind? We can learn a little lesson
from that. And I told her that already Really? Got an attitude. Please forgive me. I got an
attitude. I came with my sneakers.
		
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			I'm serious. I'm mad. I'm mad. I'm gonna try to find me another camp.
		
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			You think I'm kidding, right? You watch.
		
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			I'm expected a basketball court. I bought my sneakers brothers are here. I want to show him. Brother
from Philadelphia say I want to show you what happens when New York and Philadelphia get together.
		
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			I want to show you I want to show you but you won't let me because you refuse to have a basketball
court.
		
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			portables and fix it up.
		
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			Now, I want to teach you sisters a little bit about basketball. Brothers, if you know what I'm
talking about, raise your hand. How many?
		
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			How many brothers know what triple double is? a triple double
		
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			or triple double? You know, okay?
		
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			a triple double is in a basketball game. With three different times, you get a double. For instance,
if you score 10 or more points, it's a double, not nine, not eight, but 10 or more 10 or more
rebounds. 10 or more assists 10 or more blocks 10 or more steals. And so, if you study go back,
there's a basketball player named Oscar Robinson, one of the best ever, you know, people use it's
not your generation. But you know, the one year Oscar Robinson, he averaged a triple double.
		
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			Yeah, he's one of the most prolific scorers in NBA history, Oscar Robinson. Now the reason I'm
saying that brothers and sisters, what I expect from this group is for each one of you to look at
yourself, and look at different aspects of your life, and always make an improvement upon one of
them. For instance, my topic today about the heart. Spiritual today is about spiritual things this
whole day is about spiritual things, inshallah.
		
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			But tomorrow, we're talking about mental things, if your strength isn't spiritual, but you have a
weakness in the mental in the physical in the material, then work on that aspect of your deed to
help you make the make up well rounded. What I expect from this group is a well rounded group and
everything.
		
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			But the foundation has to be the spiritual.
		
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			Someone asks the question, how long will this build the building span? The answer is, how strong is
the foundation. And what I want to speak about the next few moments is the foundation and I want to
talk about your heart because that's the key. Number one says this and I'm telling you and Don't go
Don't be going on sleep. I'm not playing that today. Just you have to because this group is is what
two and a half days. That means two and a half days, you have to focus and concentrate even though
it's one after the other after the other. But this is going to be one of the greatest moments of
your life and sha Allah 1978 I was blessed to
		
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			Go to training program. Naperville Illinois a little bit longer than this program 40 days and we
studied under shake Japheth adres Brother Mohammed could
		
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			be called brother big thick, Hussein Harmon It was great. Honestly, his, his mind was was great. We
lived with them these teachers, we lived with them for 40 days. And after that we went to Mecca for
four months and we lived with the same teachers for four months. And brothers and sisters, you
cannot imagine the impact it had on my life, it changed my life completely. I'm hoping that this
session here these two will have days is going to change your life if you want it to, to put you on
another level that you never dreamed of inshallah, but this, these two and a half days is not the
ending but the beginning. Hopefully, the speakers are going to push you in a way inshallah, that
		
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			you're going to take a great big leap inshallah.
		
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			Now,
		
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			you know, Francis is what's amazing to me. In this country, people spend billions of dollars on
security.
		
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			Almost all of you when you leave your house you love to go.
		
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			Because you concerned about your valuables you don't want it to be stolen.
		
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			But yet the same people who are concerned about locking the door and their property, these people
that anything, attack and destroy their hearts.
		
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			This country America spends billions of dollars surrounding its borders, to make sure enemies don't
come in.
		
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			But every day, to the television set, through the internet, to the radio, to magazines, to
newspapers, the enemies is coming, destroying this country in a way greater than any other army
could do. And that is because the people don't watch over their hearts.
		
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			That the Jackson A few years ago, I remember I was watching the news. And I saw something very
amazing. I saw a picture
		
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			in one quarter of Washington DC, there was a bird and every time the
		
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			human beings walked past this tree, the bird would attack it. And they were amazing, you know, and
the bird would come in, it would swoop down and just annoy the people and the people would go away
and they watched and the bird wouldn't bother you to come near the tree they found out that in the
tree was the young
		
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			of the bird and so the bird was protecting its young and even to the effect of attacking a human
being because if what they wanted to protect it's it's it's his new offspring numbering systems.
		
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			What about Johan?
		
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			What's the condition of your hand
		
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			there's a do add that the Prophet Mohammed delay so that was always made and remind me at the end of
the talk I'm going to share this with you this application I think is very very critical, but let me
take a few moments to talk about the hot what is the hot
		
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			if you look at linguistically what the hot is
		
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			called I wish we had a board or something you can write on some easels. Maybe but tomorrow
		
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			we are just
		
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			okay. I know for the next one inshallah.
		
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			But this word called
		
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			it's so important. If you look up the word caliber in the Arabic dictionary caliber means to turn,
		
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			turn, turn over the lava. The fifth form of caliber means something that's turned over. And the
Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam said it the heart and the hadiza He it is named. The only reason
that is named Kob is because it turns over, it keeps turning over the nature of the heart is that it
doesn't stay the same. It's always ready to receive influences in the changes. And this is why the
Prophet alayhi salaatu wa Salaam said yeah mukalla bal kulu
		
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			that can be
		
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			Allah
		
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			O Allah, the turn of hearts, make my heart firm toward your do your religion. We're gonna run this
ad this, this this
		
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			and we're going to say it over and over again inshallah.
		
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			Now, bronze This is
		
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			something that happened to me many years ago and it still affects me today. Still affects me today.
		
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			I was walking down Brooklyn Baptist times in one day, one of the brothers on the message
		
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			All of a sudden brothers
		
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			Look at that. Look at that.
		
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			And I look
		
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			that's
		
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			why you tell me to look
		
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			you know we do sometimes we play games we say
		
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			look at that stuff look
		
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			at dress
		
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			because you don't know that when you take a look at that it affects your heart.
		
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			One of the things that we want to talk about today inshallah, we're going to learn how to protect
our hearts because that was a text, a heart attack, our hearts come from our eyes, especially, and
especially from our ears, eyes and our ears. What I want to talk about the next few moments is
protection of the heart. The bronze This is one of the things that we have to learn students of
knowledge is that every time you read something from Quran or Hadith, study every word because every
word is a hint of something, some wisdom, when you get a chance, I want you to go to buying them
before of Al Bukhari Hadith, in the beginning section of NBS, the prophets. Notice this Hadith, the
		
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			Prophet Muhammad Allah so that was an avid said that when I was in my house in Mecca,
		
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			the roof opened up.
		
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			Question number one, where was he?
		
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			in his house in what city? What opened up? Notice? He wasn't in Medina. He wasn't in New York. He
wasn't in Houston. He was inactive.
		
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			What opened up not the front door, not the basement, not the window, but the roof. And the angel
jabril came down. Who came down an angel? Yes, but not just any Angel, the Angel jabril Where did he
come in? He came from the roof. Then he could open my heart My chest What did he cut open his head.
Now his leg his foot now he cut open the chest and then he washed my heart with water from the
water.
		
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			What kind of water did he use? Zoom Zoom.
		
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			This allows giving you a hint now something miraculous something big is about to happen. It came
from the roof. Angel jabril came to the heart of Mohammed Salah lesson not to anybody, not any
prophet but the Prophet Mohammed Salah. Then he washed his heart out not just with water not any
kind of water what what up?
		
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			Then he took a tray of gold
		
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			and had in the gold the tray hikma wisdom and Eman faith and he put the mechanic what kind of trade
was it? Was it silver? It was a gold trade. What was in the trade not ordinary stuff is wisdom.
		
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			Amen faith and put that in the profits hot and close the chest
		
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			and then he took him by the hand and took them up to gentlemen you know the rest of the Hadith
inshallah, what is this to teach you?
		
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			Go to the forehand and see this revelation of Allah subhanho wa Taala did not go to the mind of the
Prophet did not go to the brain of the Prophet with a goal.
		
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			In his heart, sort of revelation comes not to the brain, man. We're gonna talk about that tomorrow.
But the revelation comes to the heart.
		
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			When a man came to the Prophet, the mason that was Solomon said, the law, the prophet said, you come
to Acts about
		
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			you can't ask about righteousness. What did the Prophet say consult your
		
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			consult your
		
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			heart, not your mind, not your brain, but consult your heart, because
		
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			righteousness is that which makes the Soul Train who and the heart at peace.
		
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			And if moon sin makes the hard wave of
		
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			numbering systems go back to the height of the Qur'an.
		
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			And you will see a loss upon wealth or access do we not look at ourselves, women to want to do to
survive it would have been a woman 11
		
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			Allah only created the heavens and earth and all in between it with truth. So that means by nature,
human beings are inclined
		
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			To choose that's the nature in which Allah subhana wa COVID created us. Now brothers and sisters, be
careful.
		
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			Be careful few things.
		
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			The pulumi him Maradona de la ob Matador in their hearts is a disease and Allah has increased the
disease,
		
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			the disease in the heart It is not their eyes that are blind, but their hearts within their souls.
All of these things brothers and sisters on laying the foundation that the heart is something very
very significant. It is something that changes very very fast if we're not careful. Now inshallah
Let me try to tie it up together
		
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			I don't know if you heard about what happened just a couple of days in New York City. I mean really
major tragedy I think his name is john Taylor
		
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			this man who
		
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			robbed the windy
		
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			restaurant
		
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			and kill shot seven people killed five of them
		
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			one of them was in critical condition on the bad condition.
		
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			Now when I heard about that, I'll be honest with you I was I was devastated I've never been affected
so much in my life. When you read the details that what he did he came in
		
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			at night call for the manager
		
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			took the manager downstairs and told the manager the call the other workers downstairs closing time
		
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			he took one of them he took them systematically one by one tied their hands behind their backs, put
a
		
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			tape on their on a mouth and then put a
		
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			sock on a bag a plastic bag on their head and put a 380 or 380 millimeter gun to the back of their
head and systematically killed each shot each one of them
		
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			sue them why we live in one of them he woke up and he was unconscious he got an unconscious he woke
up he called 911 and he fell out again please came and rescued him and the other person was in
critical condition.
		
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			And I said my
		
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			god what? How in the world? Can someone do that? And I was so angry like it Beloved, I was angry I
think I don't know about any of you who read it. Like I'm in the city. And I'm thinking about man I
like to find this person really?
		
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			And you know what brothers and sisters what scares me that we live in a time right now that it seems
that every day is getting worse? I think I heard about a young boy who shot the teacher killed the
teacher just maybe yesterday it was in the private domain so that was the law more or less that
there's gonna come a time when a personal committed murder wonder why he committed murder and the
one who was murdered don't know why they murdered
		
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			we come into a time like that you know why? Because we live in a time where we have sick hearts
		
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			very sick hearts. Now my actual question I want you to be honest it's going to pay me to ask me what
I'm gonna action now it's gonna it's very painful.
		
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			How many of you including Professor Jackson
		
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			know Muslims
		
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			who used to practice the deen
		
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			but are no longer practicing I used to pray no longer pray. If you know someone like that region if
you know one region
		
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			because you don't know any law.
		
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			How do you know more than one?
		
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			You know what scares me?
		
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			What scares me? Is that could be any one of us.
		
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			No, not me. I'll be Muslim the rest of my life. Good. I'm glad you think that. Let's see what the
Messenger of Allah said. Some of them are some of them. And we'll see.
		
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			Once this is I'm really concerned
		
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			about us Really?
		
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			You know why? I've seen over the years workers in Islam I mean people used to one camps.
		
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			There's a famous one now the brothers has told me used to be one of the most famous young youth
workers in America. Now he has some kind of you
		
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			had some kind of
		
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			gay so for gay Muslims. Used to be good. No, he's a good Muslim. He's been well known Muslim. And
now he's doing that this species won't Yeah, brother, well known well known for that.
		
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			And it's more and it's more like that.
		
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			Now
		
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			What's gonna make sure
		
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			that we stay on this Deen is the protection of our heart. Brothers and sisters, let me tell you
something.
		
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			I have not been to one country or one state or one city. The people don't ask me about music.
		
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			Everywhere I go every conference, we have dozens of questions. Well, what about music?
		
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			And I'm sure you've already ex Professor Jackson. If you haven't, you will, don't worry, they will.
		
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			What you know what
		
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			Brandon says is, I pray to Allah subhanho wa Taala that one of the things that can come from this
group here
		
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			is a profound love of the end. I was here in Euston a few hours this right before I went to
Australia. And remember, as I mentioned, about a young man named Harun took his Shahada.
		
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			And this young man named heroin was a
		
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			rap singer and a poet. He used to write songs he was very good at.
		
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			And four years ago, as a young man in his early 20s, someone played a disc of the Quran.
		
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			And he was so impressed with that core, and he never heard anything like that he became a Muslim on
the spot. This is true. I met him in Jersey City recently, he became a Muslim, I didn't know one
word of Arabic, but yet he was touched by the Quran, and it had a miraculous effect upon him. And it
reminded me the first time I heard the Quran, I even have the tape, where I said, this is the most
beautiful thing I've ever heard in my life, I have to learn that. That was in 1978, chick, Joshua
trees decided to cut iron for us. And sitting there in that room, I listened to the Quran, and was
moved by not known in Arabic.
		
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			Also, upon a water, let us know in the end,
		
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			that in the remembrance of Allah, the heart feels, frankly,
		
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			I want you to go sisters and brothers to any song you ever heard in your life. The best song that
you've ever heard in your life, you will notice that that song is popular, will be on the charts,
like number one for weeks. But notice, it never stays. That doesn't.
		
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			If they're lucky, three weeks, four weeks, five weeks. But then after that, the people they get
tired of it. We heard it already. We don't want to hear it again. This is the nature of the songs of
this world. It may make you feel good at the moment. But if you heard it over and over again, you
get tired and you don't want to listen to it.
		
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			But you're too poor and you can hear the poor and all your life and you would never, ever, ever get
tired of hearing the winners resigning in the right way.
		
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			Now and I finished with this.
		
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			The Prophet Alayhi salat wa salam said,
		
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			For Lyla de la de la Vega I swear by Allah which there is no god other than Him
		
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			in
		
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			the Amalie an agenda.
		
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			Bella Bella Illa de la
		
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			for yes before la Kitab Ayala movie Emily nor for YOLO This is what I want to leave you with
inshallah.
		
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			It may be that one of you spend their entire life and definitely you the people's agenda, no
question about it.
		
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			Here's a man 90 years old. He spent his whole life praying five times a day, went to Mecca.
		
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			Hodge, he made salata fasting every day, all of the pillars of Islam he made, he got up in the
middle of the night and read the Quran all the time, 90 years old.
		
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			And then something happens and he began to do the work of the people to hellfire. What would be the
work of the people if they don't find this man would be so close to the head to the agenda that the
primary cause of the Euro in the euro and maybe like a form a form? That mean he's just he's just
there. He's right there. Now, let me stop for a moment. If any of you confident in this room right
now that you are there any of you that confident right now that you bet that you're right that in
general any of you that confident
		
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			is a man who according to the hobby is out
		
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			For sure he's that close. But then he began to do something other than that. He does the work of the
people to help find. For
		
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			instance, the hellfire.
		
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			No one says, you know, that should make you feel like wait a minute, man. I can't ever get so proud
or arrogant to think that I got a maid. I don't care how much I know but there's a chance that if I
don't get myself together my program together that even though I spent my whole life in the dean, I
could end in a wrong way and the Prophet said in the Menachem Alou before watin you do D shall be
judged by your latest deeds now what could you do?
		
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			The D that can be done brothers and sisters in that late stage.
		
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			Leave the name
		
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			leave Islam.
		
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			Go on to shark
		
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			and if you die insurance
		
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			what happens
		
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			Hellfire
		
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			now
		
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			what does all this have to do with the heart?
		
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			Run sisters.
		
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			I want to help you help myself.
		
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			Every one of you
		
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			learn more holla llama holla to the Prophet said is inevitable.
		
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			will commit adultery.
		
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			Say it again.
		
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			lemma said the son of Adam every one of you must have some
		
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			part
		
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			of the commission of adultery. And then he said the adultery of the eyes
		
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			is the look.
		
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			Now bronze in our sisters. I'm gonna talk straight to the brothers now. Now but let's be real.
		
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			Okay, I did some of that stuff now. Let's be real. Okay. I did that right. Now let's let's be
straight. How many? How many of you are on the campus? Go to college? Raise your hand.
		
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			Let me tell you what's happened to you right now brothers and tell me from off.
		
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			This time of the year.
		
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			The heat of the summer is the worst time for good Muslim man.
		
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			Dr.
		
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			Jackson and Mr. Murphy.
		
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			Honestly the honesto laughing
		
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			Right.
		
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			Right to turn my head. I do. I work on it. I'm serious. I'm sorry. I'm serious. I couldn't believe
the airport. I can't believe it. Every time you see a woman returned. I'm not going to look at
another one. I'm not gonna look at another one. They're
		
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			everywhere the surrounding because they take off their clothing. And you are in man.
		
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			Your Man?
		
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			No, this is like a workshop man. It's not like
		
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			I never looked at hamdulillah
		
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			I look up in the sky all the time.
		
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			I don't think so. I think
		
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			I don't think so.
		
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			And I'm telling you I don't I hate it. I hate it. I hate it when women take off the clothing and
then naked I really do but I hate it. I hate it.
		
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			There are times I lost my witness. I feel like even right now there are times I don't even I get I
hate turn it on TV. Sometimes I'm some special one to watch some news. I heard about it. You know I
turned but reluctantly I feel even this whole week. I didn't turn on one. I just hate it a lie. I
hate it. Because there's so much evil on it so much evil on it. And brother I'm telling you if you
keep looking, When will you stop looking when we lower your gaze, lowering your gaze and brought
your modesty When will you do it? It seems easy here on the Muslims together you know and everybody
is good you know buddy reminding each other but when you're alone by yourself driving in your car,
		
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			that's the test brother. That's the test when you home in your apartment by yourself and you got the
TV on. That's the test.
		
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			That's the test
		
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			that's the real test and not is not trying to impress anybody here. I'm trying to get it so that
when you leave here by yourself you're gonna be straighter and you're not gonna
		
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			be less
		
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			Oh wives of the Prophet you're not like the other women It's okay if you fail
		
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			early so don't make your voice so sweet
		
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			amen brother beloved honestly actually last night I was at a program
		
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			it shocked me up he was a Muslim program
		
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			and they met they met well
		
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			it really meant was they had little children beside him the friend was nice that speakers It was
nice they met well Muslims man.
		
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			But
		
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			then they put the system and
		
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			put the system in front of the brothers
		
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			to recite the code
		
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			but
		
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			it was nice but it was too nice. Long some serious you can't make your voice like that in front of
men.
		
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			Why because a lot of said because he who got a disease in his heart is gonna be swayed by you made
your intention is right. your intention is honorable.
		
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			You can you have to be careful that I'm saying the voice. Can women speak in front of men? Yes.
		
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			Don't misunderstand.
		
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			Can women speak to me? Yes.
		
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			But how much she speak how much she speak them in
		
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			first what she talks about
		
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			maruf
		
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			only what is right what is just what is fair?
		
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			What Allah subhana wa tada would have you talking about not talking about other things. This
displeasing to Allah subhanho wa Taala. Now what happens? I see, we see
		
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			a lot of us who say
		
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			and there's a lot of disease, people walking around calling themselves Muslims. And then she may
mean Wow.
		
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			But because of there's a sickness and disease in the heart, then he's affected by it. He's moved by
those sweet words. So therefore, you got to be very careful.
		
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			How many times man did you pick up the telephone?
		
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			put on hold some I put you on hold and in the background.
		
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			Singing and music. And you know what? You don't think that that's affecting you.
		
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			do an experiment.
		
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			Sing a popular song to somebody in the morning. Before the lights over there, start singing it.
		
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			That's the way it is. These beats. These musical beats have an effect on you. They have effect on
your heart. And if you don't be careful, it's going to affect your heart and broken systems. This
what I'm saying to you
		
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			if you want to guard yourself and save yourself and save your deen the way you save your deen is the
save the best part of you.
		
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			In the best part of you is your heart. You know scares me
		
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			study the Quran, Benny Israel.
		
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			Children of Israel know what happened to them.
		
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			cassata is a concert.
		
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			Jackson, casa, main harden.
		
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			Casa kulu the hearts became hard. You know what happens when that happens? Then no matter what you
say, is no effect. Because the hardest soul blind now is so dead. It can't be awoken.
		
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			Because it's diseased.
		
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			I close with this and ask myself the question What is the cure for this disease hot.
		
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			I was in Massachusetts in a school. They sent me a note mm Suraj. The policy or the philosophy of
this school
		
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			is that we would rather build the fence on the top of the hill than have an ambulance on the bottom.
		
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			The prevention
		
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			but what about the cure?
		
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			Allah the Prophet Muhammad Allah Azza wa sallam said, man's Allah, Allah, Allah and Allah Lucia.
Allah has never sent
		
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			a sickness or disease without sending the cure. And there's a cure for the disease heart. Let me
tell you that cure is very, very simple.
		
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			Is remembrance of Allah.
		
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			Allah Allah said,
		
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			cannot assume the lies of the Muslim youth Kula Allah kuliah
		
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			The Prophet alayhi salaatu wa Salaam remember Allah in every occasion? Guess what? If you come to
this camp for two days, inshallah, being around these Muslims, listening to these speakers
definitely will have an effect on your heart for sure. Because we might do remembrance for
definitely purify you to something to your heart. But the danger is, when you walk away from this
camp, and you go back to business as usual, and you go back to the same things that you used to do
before you came here, then all that good that you got from the camp would go away. I expect from
this group
		
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			to be the best, the best individually, you ask yourself the question, what can I How can I improve
myself from this camp look and focus on some area that you want to improve upon? And I'm telling you
brothers and sisters, what will help you learning to read alpha n would definitely help you because
the medicine is due for an either in say, translation of the Quran
		
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			as a quote, and believe me, it will have a profound effect on you. Insha Allah, Allah Rabbil
aalameen we have how many minutes for questions and answers?
		
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			But 10
		
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			Okay, brothers, this this is your floor.
		
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			You can act or protest
		
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			or whatever.
		
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			Just wanted
		
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			one of the classic questions. What happens when you have a friend like that? stop praying?
		
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			What do you do to them? My recommendation sisters this. Try everything you can to bring them back.
You know what I found out from playing basketball. If you study coaches, coaches, a good coach
doesn't respond to all his players the same way.
		
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			We take Larry Bird for instance. There's one guy named
		
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			rookie, I think a second year, man.
		
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			Huh?
		
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			No, not best other one.
		
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			Yeah, crochet, right. Yeah. People will tell you that he gets on him. he whips him. But he respects
them. He respects his game. But he does that to bring the best out of them. But there's some people
you can't do that to. Some people are so sensitive that when you criticize them, they're going to
show you have to find out from your friend what works better with them sometimes direct approach,
say Listen, you better get yourself together system, you're going down the wrong path. I'm afraid
that if you continue to go that way, you're going to lose you're gonna lose your life. If that
works, if it doesn't work with her, you can try several things. You can try getting a tape sending
		
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			her this tape. So this I I attended a conference in once you listen to this tape and some what you
think about it. So this way, it is no argument there. Sometimes when you approach the person
directly, you argue, but if you write a letter, send the tape, send a book and hope that they read
it maybe something else will touch them. Sister, there's no guarantee there's nothing that I can
give you. Or Mohammed nor Sheikh Mohammed No. Brother Jackson give you say, this is the formula. Do
this. They're gonna come back. You can't get it. The point that we're trying to say is that who was
a better guy than Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him was better than him?
		
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			Right? Yeah, he couldn't get his uncle. I will tell him to take Shahada
		
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			can get them so doesn't mean that you don't mean that the person got to come accept Islam. Who's a
better die than prophet alayhi salaatu wa Salaam yet his son he couldn't get his son to follow him.
So systems and you feel it you try to do everything you can invite them to everywhere you can nice,
be strong, be sweet because whatever it takes you try different things and hope that it works.
		
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			Yes, my
		
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			music is fine.
		
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			Yeah, but what is Islamic music?
		
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			Yes, let me see if you say Islamic music dances I'm not I never said music was Haram. That's not my
point. Because there's a lot of there's a lot of music that's halau and there's a lot of music
that's Haram. Absolutely. Now the wisdom is to try to find out the both of them. Sure. Professor
Jackson is going to tell you before he leaves inshallah.
		
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			Yes, but let me tell you some bronze. Let me tell you something, you know
		
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			I think about I think
		
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			the king I think about like him in some in some respect. Let me tell you what happened. How many of
you heard a group called Tribe Called Quest?
		
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			Right?
		
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			Shoot it wasn't name this
		
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			was Come on. Come on. This is Muslim. He used to come to national taco a lot for gentlemen.
		
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			You know he came to me once the massage you know we got some some words from one of your footballs.
We want to put it on an album.
		
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			Can Can Can we do it? I said, Yeah, no problem. And I was shocked when I went to Chicago, at least
100 Muslims came to Toronto
		
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			and never heard it before. Right? If
		
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			I heard you on it on this album rights are words was on this album. And then I went to Utah and gave
a lecture at one of the universities in Utah.
		
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			I think was a Thursday night, a woman came to me. So last Wednesday, I took Shahada. I said, Oh man,
that's great. Who gave the Shahada shooter
		
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			he came a week before, gave a concert. But in the concert he spoke for in the end and gave us
Shahada. Sometimes you can be in something that's not idealistically the best, even pretty bad, but
some good can come out of it. So there are some brothers in that world. I tried to encourage them
brothers, that's not the best, the music industry is very, very corrupt. And you have to have a very
strong heart to be in that industry not be affected, you have to be very strong, surrounded by drunk
surrounded by women surrounded by men, a lots of money, opulence and all of these things. So you
have to have a very, very, very, very, very, extremely strong heart. So my recommendation to the
		
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			brothers don't get into the industry. But if you're gonna sing Islamic songs, that's good. I'm
telling you, I'm of the opinion that Muslims need culture. We need good wholesome culture. And our
scholars have to show us the difference of what's allowed. What's Haram. Yusuf Islam remember him
Cat Stevens, you years ago had a talk, if you don't know this, beloved, I had a talk with him.
		
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			And he was giving up this thing. And I said, I don't think you should be what you're saying,
brother. I think you should sing for Allah. You Allah bless you with a beautiful voice. I think you
should use that voice book in a good way in an encouraging way. He's done it. In fact, if you look
at him now, man, he's but he's got several disks out there. Very, very good. My children have some
of the songs that alphabet song almost all the children I know they have this alphabets as a law of
the universe. You know, obviously, I
		
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			so I'm saying our wisdom is trying to find, help us find the transition
		
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			from those things that are absolutely around how to make the transition. And this is where I think
the scholars have to come today, not just not only
		
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			but to help them make the transition so that they can come and do what's hot because we need in my
opinion, we need some entertainment. That's why we said Islamic music, Islamic music as *, but
some people think that what they're doing Islamic music, it may not be i was i was reading a
magazine just the other day you know, and they said you know halau entertainment, but it wasn't
entertainment. It don't become allowed because you say it's allowed. It becomes allowed by the rules
of Sharia.
		
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			One more inshallah.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			When is what?
		
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			When is it gonna be built? When you give me a $2 million check?
		
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			Actually, one says we still about five is the project costs about $6 million. We have been good
commitments $1.5 million only. And there's a lot of money. I'm hoping I was hoping that within a
year and a half that we make groundbreaking
		
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			stuff ceremony inshallah. I'm still going to try it. I'm still going to try my best. You see what
happens we have these big events. You think people are going to come in and bring on his money, it
doesn't happen. So make dua for us. Hopefully a year and a half you'll be able to break the ground,
inshallah.