Suhaib Webb – How Prophet Muhammad Utilized Modern Means for Good

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The speaker discusses the use of radio as a means to stay in touch with the Quran and the importance of keeping in touch with the church. The use of radio is highlighted as a way to communicate and stay in touch with the church. The speaker also mentions the use of radio as a means to communicate with people, but it is not the main focus of most people.

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			So the chapter comes at an opportune moment.
		
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			Just as when the prophet was commanded to
		
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			warn his people, he went to the top
		
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			of Safa, which is the best way to
		
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			communicate.
		
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			He uses, as we're gonna talk about in
		
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			the next,
		
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			chapter,
		
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			the means that Allah gives him to do
		
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			good. He takes advantage of those means. And
		
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			he doesn't cower in the name of religion
		
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			because it's very easy to be scared and
		
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			say, I don't want to try anything new
		
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			or engage anything new because it's easy to
		
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			be secure in what used to work. Like
		
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			in the Azhar, no offense, and I'm Azhar,
		
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			so I can say it. When the radio
		
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			first came into Egypt, you know, and people
		
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			were asking, can we do Quran,
		
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			the Quran radio station?
		
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			Initially, some scholars were like, this is an
		
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			innovation,
		
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			a bad innovation, heterodoxy.
		
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			This is not allowed. People will go in
		
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			the restroom with a radio.
		
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			Whatever, man. Right? Any excuse. But then the
		
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			majority of of scholars were like, no. Like,
		
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			first of all, it's not your fault if
		
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			someone goes into the restroom with a radio.
		
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			Like, that's they did it. It's not anyone
		
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			else's fault. And now we know one of
		
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			the most important
		
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			means for many people to stay in touch
		
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			with the Quran is that radio station.
		
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			So