Suhaib Webb – Fatwa & Taqwa

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The speaker discusses the meaning of "fitya," a young person entering "adulthood" and "arare." They also mention " fatwa" being a young man entering "adulthood" and "arare." The speaker explains that "fitya" is a young man entering "adulthood" and that "arare" is a young woman entering "adulthood."

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			So let's first talk about what is fatwa.
		
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			The word fatwa is for the word fitya.
		
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			Fitya is a young person who is entering
		
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			into now adulthood.
		
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			Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala says innahum fityatun
		
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			aamanu bi rabbihim wa zidnaahum hudah, short Kaaf
		
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			that we read, that they are a fitya.
		
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			Why?
		
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			Because when you're young, you know, and after
		
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			you go through the ugly phase, people don't
		
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			really know how we're going to look, how
		
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			we're going to act, how we're going to
		
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			be, right?
		
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			There's some ghomood about what we're going to
		
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			be.
		
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			And as we come into adulthood, emergent adulthood,
		
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			our distinct features become clear, emotionally, intellectually, and
		
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			physically.
		
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			At that moment of that clarity is called
		
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			fitya.
		
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			That's why we say al-fatwa.
		
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			Al-fatwa is bayan mas'ala fiqiya fiha
		
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			ghomood.
		
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			That the fatwa is clarifying an issue of
		
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			Islamic law, which is ambiguous.