Suhaib Webb – Usul alFiqh Lesson Twenty Universals Part Two

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The speakers discuss the meaning of "naught" in Arabic, which is a universal term used to describe things that are not allowed to be said or made exclusive. They give examples of hesitant language in Arabic, including hesitant man and hesitant woman, as well as hesitant people's behavior. The speakers also discuss verb phrases like "naught" and "naughty," and provide examples of how to use "will" in different ways, including "will" in a sentence.

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			2nd
		
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			important thing that we wanna talk about in
		
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			I'm what is I'm for those of you
		
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			who may be a little like, what? I'm
		
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			is a word that encompasses
		
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			everything
		
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			that's related to it. It's a fraud.
		
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			So in San, Anas,
		
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			Alukutub,
		
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			you said the word Alukutub,
		
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			it's all books, Al Muslimoon,
		
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			plus all the Muslims. So it's a word
		
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			that it has a very serious ramification because,
		
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			for example, let's say you're reading somewhere, you
		
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			come across a verse
		
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			that says, you know,
		
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			something,
		
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			that the food of the Christians is and
		
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			Jews is permissible for you. That's
		
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			It's it's it's a universal. So you read
		
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			that, you're like, oh, I can eat pork.
		
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			I can eat anything else. But if you
		
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			you know already in the Quran, there's other
		
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			verses that say what? In the hofisk, you're
		
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			not allowed to eat pork.
		
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			So
		
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			when we come across a universal,
		
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			we are obligate obligated
		
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			we are under an obligation, excuse me, what
		
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			happened to my language,
		
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			to
		
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			find if it is
		
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			going to be made exclusive.
		
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			To be exclusive.
		
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			For example, the Hadith Laaas Surah Tavi Jerin
		
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			Masjid e'ilatul Masjid. There's no prayer for the
		
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			neighbor of the mosque except in the mosque.
		
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			What if he's sick?
		
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			What if he's injured?
		
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			And so on and so forth. What if
		
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			he has a legitimate excuse? So now we
		
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			are limiting
		
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			that universal. It's called tah, cease with hot
		
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			and sod.
		
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			Tah, cease.
		
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			That there's a difference of opinion on it.
		
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			I personally believe it's obligatory for a person
		
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			to do their best
		
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			to see if something is restricted because if
		
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			or if they don't that is made exclusive
		
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			excuse me because if they don't they're going
		
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			to give the wrong ruling
		
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			It's going to lead to a problem So
		
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			they should at least try if is to
		
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			try your best and try your best.
		
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			So now what the sheikh is gonna talk
		
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			about are a few ways,
		
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			a few phrases
		
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			and terms and articles that indicate a word
		
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			is a universal.
		
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			There are actually more than 200 as mentioned
		
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			by Al Horafi Amadiki Rahim Ohola.
		
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			We're not gonna do those all year, but
		
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			the Sheikh, God bless him, the only mentions
		
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			4.
		
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			Alhamdulillah.
		
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			Right? Because again, this book is just like
		
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			a primer.
		
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			It's not about scholarship. This book is an
		
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			introduction.
		
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			So he
		
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			says,
		
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			you know that
		
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			Umum Al Mafoomin Alaaam Arba.
		
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			If they saw an Allah has one. Yes
		
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			and that That's what he means when he
		
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			says.
		
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			This is very important. Sometimes when you read
		
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			classical text, you may notice that ascot will
		
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			limit something.
		
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			And sometimes people, because they they may be
		
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			in a rush, they think, oh, he made
		
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			a mistake. He didn't mention everything. Yeah, yeah,
		
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			Meaning that he summarized it, he didn't make
		
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			it exclusive.
		
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			The first is Mu'awhid.
		
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			The singular noun which has
		
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			the
		
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			is
		
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			it it means
		
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			Allah. Alham Alhamon.
		
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			So he says.
		
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			It's a listen and where he'd a listen
		
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			and why it does say isn't a listen
		
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			and where he do.
		
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			An example, after
		
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			Also means all
		
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			All peep.
		
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			All peep.
		
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			And how do you know that it's
		
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			That the measurement to know something is I'm
		
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			is if you can make an exception
		
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			of
		
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			All of those angels
		
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			frustrated.
		
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			Iblis even though Iblis isn't an angel
		
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			but he's excluded.
		
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			So I some people get it confused but
		
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			that's a different discussion.
		
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			Was permissible except what Yaqob to ishti had
		
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			deemed impermissible.
		
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			So would you still not
		
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			the
		
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			acceptance
		
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			of an exception
		
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			Ra'i
		
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			to Anessa
		
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			Ilah
		
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			Ahmed.
		
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			I saw everybody except Ahmed
		
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			or Ahmed, who would depending on how what
		
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			would you're trying to say? But the point
		
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			is,
		
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			excluding Ahmed from a Nazi. You learn about
		
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			this in the foundations of Eric
		
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			as Swiss in that class on exceptions.
		
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			So
		
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			k? A plural noun like alhamdulillahi
		
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			rabbilahirami.
		
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			Alhamdulillahirapiilahirami.
		
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			Praise be to Allah, the Lord of all
		
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			things.
		
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			Maybe someone says you could make it, it's
		
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			just not here, you could make an exception,
		
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			yeah, if you're a kafir.
		
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			So just because it's permissible, but it doesn't
		
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			mean you wanna do it.
		
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			But for example, Allah says, fuck.
		
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			Fight the politics.
		
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			Then later on, eat the Ladina I had
		
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			to accept for those you have treaties
		
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			with. So and mush Ricky
		
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			general, more that could reset it, which we
		
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			teach the foundations of Arabic one. That's why
		
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			I'm teaching it for this moment
		
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			out of others.
		
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			You could say
		
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			hypothetically talking about in this situation, that context,
		
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			or those that you have treaties with. So
		
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			there is an exception.
		
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			So the second
		
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			is a plural noun.
		
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			Like and mostly met
		
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			and mostly mean
		
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			illahirabi
		
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			Alhamdulillahirabi Alhamdulillahirabi
		
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			Alhamdulillahirabi Alhamdulillahirabi Alhamdulillahirabi Alhamdulillahirabi
		
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			Alhamdulillahirabi the first Alhamdul
		
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			is Ismo Al Mufrad and Warafi Al Islam.
		
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			It's a single now Al Islam. So all
		
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			the hammed
		
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			a lot of mean is is a will
		
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			have to be jamming more that could have
		
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			said, and we don't need to talk about
		
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			that now, but it is a noun
		
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			which is plural and it has added for
		
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			them. So you see 2 examples in 1
		
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			verse.
		
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			The next,
		
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			what Asma will move behind.
		
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			Demonstrated
		
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			pronouns.
		
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			So these three
		
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			demonstrative type pronouns and pronouns fall under what's
		
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			called
		
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			asma and Mohammed Mohammed means to be,
		
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			ambiguous.
		
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			What's ambiguous is who they apply to if
		
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			I said man yet t in the for
		
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			criminal.
		
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			Whoever comes to me, I will honor him.
		
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			You don't know who it is. That's ambiguous.
		
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			She who came to me yesterday, I gave
		
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			her a new book and say, who's she?
		
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			Who's she? Who's that person? If I
		
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			say
		
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			whatever good you did, you'll see it with
		
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			Allah. So these 3, man, aledi, aledi, aledi,
		
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			alediina
		
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			and so on and.
		
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			Whatever you do
		
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			you will find it with Allah. Those all
		
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			you to feed Al Umun.
		
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			Al Umun.
		
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			If I say to you for example, my
		
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			deck who's with you? Could be anybody.
		
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			Any other big.
		
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			Until you answer
		
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			it's ambiguous
		
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			and that ambiguity
		
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			leads to
		
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			a matter of cool. You'd read cool melt
		
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			wherever you are.
		
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			Death will approach you. So I know Phil
		
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			McCann related to a place. What matter if
		
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			he's the man and win related to a
		
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			place I teach this again in the foundations
		
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			of Arabic.
		
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			When will the help of Allah come in
		
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			the heart?
		
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			And I gave the example of earlier with
		
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			the meaning of a question,
		
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			but also means
		
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			And you say,
		
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			whatever good you do, you'll be rewarded for.
		
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			So it's called.
		
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			You'll be rewarded for. You could be also
		
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			punished.
		
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			Mhmm.
		
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			And also the which means like information,
		
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			not haber like moktada haber, but haber. If
		
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			I say for example, you know, alim tume
		
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			alim tume I know whatever.
		
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			So the information that I know is universal.
		
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			And
		
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			the 4th,
		
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			let me review what we just said to
		
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			make it easy for you because I wanna
		
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			make sure
		
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			as this introduction is brief
		
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			and the future when I teach this to
		
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			you live, we'll go through it
		
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			in greater detail, what,
		
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			those ambiguous demonstrative pronouns or pronouns
		
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			in articles.
		
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			He mentions number 1, men,
		
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			for someone for thinking he would be warm
		
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			at for inanimate objects. And we said that
		
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			there are 3 kind types of mat. We
		
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			mentioned
		
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			yani,
		
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			wa'in,
		
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			wa'emata,
		
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			and then we talked about meh,
		
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			and then we talked about habr. So all
		
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			those fall under asma'lmu'bhamah,
		
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			which means something is universal in its application.
		
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			Then we say, and
		
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			again,
		
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			which we teach in the foundations of Arabic
		
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			language. Now you can see why we teach
		
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			that book.
		
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			For people that are serious about their studies.
		
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			So, for example, that you'll have your law.
		
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			If you take out that, it's called that.
		
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			If
		
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			You take it out. It's gonna be that
		
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			you that won't you know. So you say
		
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			that you that
		
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			that is called lafi nakira nakira means to
		
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			me. So that you
		
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			absolutely know God except
		
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			Allah Subhanahu
		
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			Wa Ta'ala.
		
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			So we'll stop here that's our introduction to
		
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			'Alaam'
		
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			and then the 4 phrases that are going
		
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			to we want to think about now. Imagine
		
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			if we did all 200. I I don't
		
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			know all 200 so that would take forever
		
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			but
		
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			that we just took now that are going
		
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			to be applied
		
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			to our initial engagement of, number 1, Matt
		
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			and Mun,
		
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			and Matt in 3 different places we talked
		
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			about.
		
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			Number 2, Aida,
		
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			a,
		
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			Matta,
		
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			and then Alhab.
		
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			Some of those are going under others, so
		
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			that's why he says only 4, but he
		
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			gives them more than 4, obviously,
		
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			because he considers them to be related to
		
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			one another under, like, a sing single
		
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			sort of category.
		
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			We ask Allah
		
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			and y'all feel that
		
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			that.
		
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			Next time we're gonna talk about a few
		
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			things related to universals and then move on
		
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			to the
		
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			things that make universals exclusive.
		
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			Alhus.