Suhaib Webb – Priorities Are Our Tafsir

Suhaib Webb
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A speaker discusses the importance of priorities in learning from past questions and experiences. They mention specific priorities that have been taught, including purification and prayer, and how people require them at least five times a day related to those areas. The speaker also talks about the need for personal priorities in learning.
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Imam al Musani teaches us the importance of

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priorities.

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He came to Imam al Shafi'i, Rahim, and

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he asked him he wanted to ask him

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some questions, and these questions were sort of

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theoretical questions and somewhat difficult

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and not really practical.

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And so every time he asked

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Sayedna, your mom Sheff, are you one of

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these questions?

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Actually, there were 5 of them. Your mom

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Sheff, he would respond and ask him a

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question related to, like, purification

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or prayer.

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And then finally, after he finished asking these

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questions and Imam Shafi kept responding with questions

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about the obligations,

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Imam Shafi said, like, how incredible is it

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that someone is asking about these things,

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which are not really applicable and important,

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But he is unaware of things that he

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has to do at a minimum 5 times

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a day, related to purification and prayer. And

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then the Imam al Musa, he realized, he

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said, you know what? I need to have

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my priorities in order. That's the case of

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many of us. We don't have our priorities.

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