Suhaib Webb – Reading Warsh Practice Transferring The Vowel of Hamz to a Letter With Sukun In Front of It

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The speaker discusses a book on "harocamp al hamza" that provides a sense of accomplishment and a way to grow. They emphasize the importance of memorizing mistakes and the use of words like "will" and "will tree" to avoid overwhelm. The speaker gives advice on practicing a flaty and rewiring, and reminds the audience to stay out of mistakes. The book also provides a sense of accomplishment and a way to grow.

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			Welcome back to
		
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			our lessons
		
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			on the practice component, the application
		
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			of reading.
		
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			And what we're going to go through today,
		
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			quickly, you can see it here in pink.
		
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			I really like this print of wash from,
		
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			doctor.
		
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			What's the? I don't know where's the blanket.
		
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			Are you looking for a blanket?
		
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			Yeah. We have a special guest here today,
		
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			but this print by doctor Tokfiq Damra
		
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			actually is really nice.
		
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			As you can see,
		
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			because it shows
		
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			you wash in pink. And what we're going
		
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			or some of the rules, sorry, of wash
		
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			in pink. The the print, of course, is
		
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			in in the in the in the arayo
		
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			of wash and method.
		
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			So that makes it easier for you as
		
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			a student. It's not the wrong way taking
		
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			it easy. That's how you get to mastery.
		
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			And what we're going to learn today is
		
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			about the of
		
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			harakat al hamza. And give you an example.
		
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			What I mean
		
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			is here we have a hamza
		
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			or a hamz,
		
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			and it has a or
		
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			a or.
		
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			In front of it is a letter with,
		
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			and this happens most commonly in this construction
		
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			of the l,
		
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			v.
		
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			Right? The definite article.
		
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			So there's a
		
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			on the land. So what's gonna happen in
		
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			is
		
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			this is gonna go to the,
		
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			Or if the hams is in,
		
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			it's gonna go
		
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			to not to the to the lamb.
		
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			Right? The lamp second.
		
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			And how are you gonna read it? Loudly,
		
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			la,
		
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			la,
		
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			As though this is gone. And you can
		
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			see this happening right below us.
		
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			These words, there's aliflam.
		
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			There's aliflam. But don't think that it always
		
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			happens with aliflam because here at the bottom,
		
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			you see it with a wow. What's the
		
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			time?
		
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			A wow.
		
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			So
		
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			what we're going to do is quickly go
		
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			through reading these together.
		
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			And we're gonna talk a little bit about
		
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			and, of course, the,
		
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			the
		
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			because oftentimes people think this is the and
		
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			they make this mistake, but this is
		
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			So we'll begin inshallah.
		
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			And why this chapter?
		
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			Because this chapter, most of you memorized it.
		
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			It's short. It gives you a sense of
		
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			accomplishment. You're doing great. Right? It's not easy
		
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			to learn. Right? Is one of the more
		
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			difficult,
		
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			to learn. There's other
		
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			from, like and
		
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			even
		
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			of, which are, from, which are easier.
		
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			But the Azraq, the tree that we're learning
		
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			of Warsh is not easy. Right? So don't
		
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			be too hard on yourself. And remember that
		
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			this is a process. Every mistake is an
		
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			opportunity for you to grow.
		
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			Don't look at it like what? Oh, man.
		
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			I have all this in front of me.
		
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			No. Think about how much of the mountain
		
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			you climbed, but
		
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			look down and appreciate where you came from.
		
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			And don't let it,
		
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			like, overwhelm you. Okay?
		
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			So that's another reason this chapter is something
		
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			most of us memorized.
		
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			If you haven't memorized it, you should memorize
		
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			this chapter. It's very important even from the
		
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			perspective of and
		
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			because it encapsulates
		
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			fear and hope beautifully.
		
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			But more importantly, it's short. Most of us
		
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			memorized it, and the rule is here a
		
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			lot.
		
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			So let's get to work. It's not gonna
		
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			take long.
		
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			Tilar.
		
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			Tilar.
		
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			Not till.
		
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			Tilarbu.
		
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			Why? This was Hans
		
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			And the harakah,
		
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			the from
		
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			the was
		
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			transferred
		
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			to the lamb's second in front of it.
		
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			We know in half,
		
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			we read it like this.
		
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			L
		
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			r. Of course, this is the subject of
		
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			the verb.
		
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			So look here. This is how we say
		
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			with
		
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			the on the lamb.
		
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			But in transferred
		
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			the harakah of the hems
		
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			to the lamb.
		
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			So it becomes
		
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			like the word.
		
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			Sorry to use that word,
		
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			but it sounds like that word.
		
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			Next word,
		
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			Well, let me I'm gonna read this one
		
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			so you can read it back. Okay? So
		
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			let me go very slowly.
		
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			Your turn. Go for it.
		
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			Not you. The person listening.
		
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			Nice.
		
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			The next verse,
		
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			super easy.
		
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			Same word, same word. And, actually, this is
		
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			the secret to memorize in the Quran. If
		
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			you memorize one word, memorize it again. If
		
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			you learn what the rule of one word,
		
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			learn it again. It's not hard.
		
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			Like here,
		
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			Okay. Your turn.
		
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			And be very careful here that
		
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			there are actually
		
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			3 letters here well, 4.
		
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			3 4 letters here that all have tefim,
		
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			again,
		
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			and
		
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			Right?
		
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			We know that is one of those letters
		
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			that sometimes it's heavy, sometimes it's not, but
		
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			in this situation, it's heavy. Why? Fatah.
		
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			And here it is second before it comes
		
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			fatah also.
		
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			So more importantly, I want you to remember
		
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			this. This is a kind of like an
		
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			FYI is that the highest level of tafim
		
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			of making a letter heavy is when it's
		
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			fatha with an alifma after it.
		
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			You hear a difference.
		
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			And a good party is someone you're gonna
		
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			hear that subtle difference between
		
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			what's really, really with tafim, what's in the
		
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			middle of tafim, and what has less tafim.
		
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			I teach this to Swiss
		
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			in our section on habs.
		
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			The next verse
		
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			here we see a kesra. So
		
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			we know that the hams was in
		
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			sand.
		
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			Humans. Right?
		
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			In sand.
		
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			Can you say insane?
		
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			Good job.
		
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			Insane.
		
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			So how's it gonna work? Well,
		
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			Good job.
		
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			So your turn.
		
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			Nice.
		
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			Good job. The next the next verse, we
		
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			don't have any rules from
		
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			what we've learned so far, so we're gonna
		
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			read it easily.
		
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			Here, though, I just wanna point this out
		
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			to you. This is taqleel. It's not imala.
		
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			And people always think it's elhe
		
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			elhe.
		
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			This is incorrect. There's only one place. I
		
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			want you to remember this. I said it
		
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			before where there's in
		
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			wash.
		
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			Means when you complete you like smile for
		
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			the.
		
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			We have what's called
		
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			and would be
		
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			at is and then.
		
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			So is in the middle, and that's what's
		
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			happening in,
		
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			except in one place, and that's
		
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			so
		
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			Okay?
		
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			Barely hear it.
		
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			If someone asks you, why aren't you going
		
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			tell them this is incorrect
		
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			according to Sydney Shaltavi, according to the back
		
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			to
		
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			say Mohammed The way that we're reading the
		
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			more popular way, Imela only happens once in
		
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			Don't worry about anything else.
		
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			Sure
		
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			Right? Make sure that you stop.
		
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			Right, and give that that Nunu Hashadah its
		
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			love.
		
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			And don't confuse
		
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			It's not easy.
		
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			And here we go. Here's the.
		
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			Man, this one is always hard for me
		
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			to read, so I may make mistakes, so
		
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			forgive me.
		
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			The word is.
		
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			We know
		
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			means actions. Right?
		
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			But here,
		
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			in front of a
		
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			this well
		
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			was second.
		
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			And after it came,
		
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			Of course,
		
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			You gotta practice it.
		
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			There's no.
		
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			Gonna teach it to you later. But why?
		
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			Because this, yeah, this lean in front of
		
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			it
		
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			with
		
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			second.
		
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			I don't say
		
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			order the And
		
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			this for us is heavy wire, because in
		
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			front of it is
		
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			It's easy.
		
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			Right? It's not that difficult.
		
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			It just needs a little patience,
		
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			and
		
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			you need to surround yourself by people who
		
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			support you.
		
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			Unfortunately, the online community, as well as some
		
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			of the places that we go to study,
		
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			just people wanting to remind people that they
		
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			made mistakes, that we all make mistakes.
		
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			I remember one time when sheikh said Jibril,
		
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			was my teacher in house,
		
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			who told me, like, you know,
		
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			he told me he makes mistakes.
		
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			That's why he doesn't let people record him.
		
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			So don't worry about your mistakes. Worry about
		
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			your growth and surround yourself
		
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			with people that are gonna encourage you. We
		
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			all are gonna make mistakes as we learn.
		
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			It's part of the process. And even those
		
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			of us who know,
		
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			I learned this rewire, alhamdulillah, I got in
		
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			this rewire, but still it's not easy, man.
		
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			It's not easy.
		
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			So let's look at the Surah again.