Sulaiman Moola – The Second Jahiliyyah

Sulaiman Moola
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The history and importance of the "day of regret" in Islam is emphasized, along with the negative impact of social media and the need for methodical research. The challenges faced by modern society, including finding a partner and finding a strong one, require strong relationships and disciplined behavior. The importance of socializing friendships and avoiding fear is emphasized, along with the need for methodical research and researching events.

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			Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen wa salli wa sallim wa rahmatullah
alameen Nabina Muhammad wa ala alihi wa sahbihi wa Monica de la casa de una de la yummy D for that
particular gel Nevada, Nikita Hill Majid Hamid Rosa wilhemina chiffonier rajim Bismillah Ar Rahman
AR Rahim
		
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			Allah He will be Rashmi de sebesar Nika familia Cracow who are Pharaoh min Maroon Sadako sakalava
lavrion honorable scholars respected brothers, elders, mothers and sisters, Allah tala has revealed
unveiled and exposed many of the deviant practices of the pagan Arab in the Quran. We read it, we
discuss it, we frown upon it, we object upon it, but tragically many times we are guilty of the
same, if not worse. So Allah subhanho wa Taala speaks amongst the many deviant practices what either
Bushra haddow whom bill Owens, Bala bajo Masato COVID that when the father was given the news that a
girl has been born to you, then his face would instantly turn pale, and he would be left with one of
		
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			two options by his flawed definition. He was between a rock and a hard place. Yet our army nelco me
mean so Mr. bushi Robbie, two I love what the stigma that was the deviation of the time to I live
with the stigma of being the father of a girl? Or do I put an end to this girl and ended her life so
I can regain my honor and glory in society. alasa Amaya comun evil indeed with the decisions they
made. There was a time where this was a crime. And this was an offense, that is to be the father of
a girl. But the one thing of the error as much as they perpetrated this, they considered it to be a
crime in offense. And that is why in merciful Quran in the Jews, just Ramana was alluding to these
		
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			anecdotes on the Quran. And it's so amazing. It's our minds we just trying to convey what the
scholars of the Sierra have captured. So when Allah subhanho wa Taala draws the picture of the Yama
and Allah says the sun will lose its brightness and if you fall gems, and the stars will collapse
and the mountains will move amongst that Allah says what is
		
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			that to sow ala BA in cotulla Tiamat is that day when the child who was buried alive or today was
aborted would be given life? And that child would be asked what was the cry? What was the offense?
What did you do wrong for somebody to terminate your life? The scholars of the Sierra have raised
the question here Tiamat is the day where all forms of injustice is will be addressed. every form of
oppression exploitation would be addressed. Why did Allah highlight? Why did Allah choose to
highlight the oppression meted out against this defense, this human and above Assyrian rights so
beautifully, that everybody else who is a victim to any oppression, his guardian, his well wisher
		
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			would tend to defend him? But tragically, this child, the very Guardian is the perpetrator.
		
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			The very father and the very mother who ought to be the guardian of this child, you know, the older
poet set up the door, the endorser no one knows. de la Geeta
		
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			Apatow Darin Dawson hi Juan Jose de la guitarra. Hey yamana Hague in San Jose de la casa de visite,
a Nevsky C sharp schema phuse nagy abertawe up in a league a bar No sister in law, who raised a
coda, Sarika a Alberto musalman okumu. Salma knows,
		
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			if you tell me there's a predator. If you tell me there's a beast. If you tell me there's an animal.
I'm like, relax, I'm fine. I'm cool. Everything is okay. But if you tell me so and so is coming, I
need to duck for cover. When I hear that man's name, instantly, it creates resentment in me.
Instantly I become uncomfortable by his sheer name. That is the world in which we live. No Man's on
a safe. We have slipped into a world where you feel you're very guardians, the very people who are
your custodians, your guardians, your caregivers, your well wishes. Tragically they pose the threat.
And there's such mayhem and chaos in the world, that now Muslim fears and other Muslim. So what's
		
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			the challenge here is that that innocent child who the Guardian is supposed to protect.
Unfortunately, they the very people who terminated the life of that child
		
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			Hence Allah highlights this that I will defend the case of this trial. So there was a time when an
error by his deviation terminated the life of a girl. We live in a world in an evolved world, in an
advanced world where we call it safe abortion.
		
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			You know, this is an oxymoron. What a dichotomy. What a country safe, safe abortion. How does that
happen? Where money exchanges hands for the killing of a child for the killing of a soul. I do want
to move on and bring it to relevance to our occasion here. Another practice that was found amongst
the pagan Arabs was that they wanted four sacred months so the month of Rajab is one of the months
that are sacred, that from the time Allah created the heavens and the earth, Allah had ordained for
months, which are sacred in
		
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			the law. I shall I shall see kita bill, yo masala, Kasama YT well,
		
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			so in these four months, they would not enter into war, they would not go into battle. But if
perchance there was a pressing need, and there was a compelling need to go into war, and it happened
to be a sacred month, then they would then just adjust the sequence of the months and tempo. So a
leader from a tribe would stand up and say that due to compelling circumstances, we have postponed
Rajiv now, we bring in Siobhan early prosper. Raja will follow the after. In nomina, ce, O z, I feel
free your duty Hilah Dina cafaro, your Luna Who were you had the Mona who said one month, one year
they consider the month sacred in another year, they considered not to be sacred. They compromise
		
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			the sanctity of the month, yet a third practice and that's the highlight to which I want to you
know, as a preamble to my talk, share it with you is that when they used to have as their crops when
it was time to harvest the crops, get the dividends get the returns. So then they used to separate
the assets and raise to divide the assets. They will say this I'm going to devote and dedicate to
Allah, that would go to my diabetes that would go to my gods. What do I do? mimoza Amina Haruki.
Well, Amina Ciba fondo. Linda he visa me him waha Soraka inna so this would go to the church and the
worshippers at the church and the congregants at the church. And this would go to Allah what they
		
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			defined or allotted or designated for Allah would go to the wayfarer to the poor, the needy, the
widow, etc. Now, occasionally, when things got mixed up the crops from one side which they had
dedicated, or designated for Allah, God mixed with the crops for the gods and the congregants and
the fellow worshipers, then they were quick to say, Allah is independent. He doesn't need much. So a
little bit of what was dedicated for Allah went to the gods, that's fine, that's fine. There is no
deficit alized independent, self sufficient, so we don't have to fill that shortfall. But if
perchance some of the crops which they had dedicated for their own, perceived use of worship went
		
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			into the shape of Allah, they were quick to separate it. They were quick to divide it that no, no,
no, no, we can't have a short folio. We can't have a deficiency. This goes to the god This goes to
the Islam this goes to this place of worship, this is dedicated for this God etc. And that's exactly
what the Quran frowned upon. And then I'll tell you what the scholars have to unpack and elucidate
on this. So for Kondo has a Linda he bizarre me him, they said this is for Allah by their own
understanding. What has Alicia Raka inna and this is for our partners and our gods for mankind
Alicia, felonious widow Illallah, what they had dedicated to the gods would never be moved on to the
		
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			shade given to Allah wa candelilla and what they had designated and dedicated for Allah. Allah shall
Soraka him officially comfortably casually repeatedly on multiple times it would go into the share
of the gods and their diet is Amaya comun evil indeed was their decision and their calculation of
Assyrian right and marathon Quran was the surface of rock Malala is elaborated on this. He says the
first offense here was that when you harvest and you return, you receive your dividends, you start
dividing it, the truth is all belongs to Allah. The truth is all belongs to Allah. I often quote
this year
		
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			in Arabic, therefore terminologies. So basic Arabic, you know, linguistics and etymology to
appreciate the profound nature of the language. You have. You have shock you have God
		
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			And you have suffer.
		
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			So Boucle is where a person misers May Allah protect us, mice to mice and withhold and hoard that is
one of the worst days. You have been Muhammad Ali said, little Marie mostly bhutani mot, every human
is plagued with two tragedies at his death. Johann Hari Jamil Romani, will you consider him at the
time of death you stripped of every dime you own it when you die your question of every cent you
possessed.
		
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			So at the time of death, you not ascend comes with you Everything is gone, literally everything is
gone, but you are accountable for everything you are accountable. And that is why in the bill of
opinion, there is this quotation which I quote often that amongst the people who would have the most
severe regret on the day of the army, I said the NASA has certain Yeomans Dr. metadata and once I
mentioned it and a brother came to me and he said this thing really gave me a jolt in my life. It
was probably one of the biggest eye openers in my life. And from that day, I never kept I used to
just spend and spend and spend and what is it? What is the day of the army in principle amongst many
		
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			names of the armored one is the day of the AMA is known as the day of regret when the rowhome yo Mel
has 101 yo Malhotra and remind them warn them just sighs them rebuke them regarding preparation of
the day of the AMA, another name of the AMA 101 as the day that is fast approaching Yamato rock on
the day of failure and victory. Yama jam and the day of assembly Yama, tala, the day of congregation
yamata not the day of mutual slogans neither good nor evil. Nada jannetty as harbor nurse, they will
be neutral slogans. So one day of the AMA is the day of regret, because every man will have regret.
		
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			If a person buys a property in a prime location and just after buying the market booms, the one who
bought is regretting and the one who didn't buy is regretting the one who bought it. I wish I just
took another acre. I wish I just took another unit. I wish I just took another whole area because
the market just boom it just rocketed. We barely invested in suddenly it just appreciated in a quick
span of time. In on a lighter note, this is a very he's doing so bad woman are now getting married
for love again.
		
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			But as if, by the way,
		
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			anyway.
		
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			And a person who never bought anything, a person who didn't buy anything, can you imagine his
regrets. So one of the world's regrets on the day of Yama would be a man who accumulated wealth. He
didn't spend his wealth he was withholding he was amazing. He died he left behind this handsome
acid. He left behind this big Empire. His his inherited his money. They channeled it in the pleasure
of Allah in early Jana, while the man who toiled for that money due to hoarding that wealth will be
loaded in health. So he would be sitting and seen he's his lung into paradise on my back on mine
steam with my money.
		
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			Allah this is this is too much Allah my sweat. precisely that is what's the problem. You admitted
you get it. I sent to the hospital to Malta Yama Sonata Raja Luna, JAMA, Allah, Allah.
		
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			Allah, He amassed, he gathered, he accumulated I'll do this I'll develop and he died. son came
brother came wife game, let's develop this. Let's put up a mystery. Let's help someone. Let's say
someone let's reach out to someone. And really brothers. I was going to Albania earlier this year,
and part of a project from a UK organization that had invited me to see the activities and it was
really, you know, that brought me to tears amongst the many activities and surely in our neighboring
places, there's a lot of work happening as well. And we're not oblivious of this And may Allah
reward one in all for all the activities. But we reached out part of the activities was to reach out
		
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			to the you know, less privileged those living below the breadline in abject poverty and penalty. And
I have this vivid memory and I cannot forget it, we went on the incline of a mountain, and it's
extremely cold, freezing weather, absolute freezing, and grappling to sit in the car and they you
know, temporary me and given me all the additional comfort. And finally, we get there we hop over a
little river. And these are simple shapes and his family living there on the Zenit of the mountain.
And you get in the house and a chicken flies over your shoulder, and there's nothing and I rotate my
gaze and there's no more than four utensils in that house. There's no more than and it is freezing
		
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			cold. And then the hamper was presented, and the tears welled up and that was float. And I said to
myself, and I even discussed it in my talk there in UK subsequent to that. I was envious of the
individual whose money was being channeled to those people.
		
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			Because the two hours that were being showered out at that time on that family, in my humble
understanding was from the lowest part of the heart, which would rescue the generations to come. And
when I'm coming back, I'm just seeing a BBC article. wildfly newsflash, the world's wealthiest 1% of
the world's wealthiest 1% now have the same amount of money like the remaining 99% of the world's?
What a disparity. What a discrepancy. Can you imagine this year the world's richest 1% Kayla Cola,
don't let them buy in the income so that the wealth doesn't remain as a hoarder treasure amongst the
wealthy amongst you. When I read this, it gave me such a pain in my heart. And I said, I don't want
		
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			to frown on others, I need to look at it myself. And that's the point I want to drive here. We can
object and frown and moan and groan on others, only to find ourselves in that situation few years
later, doing the same if not worse, I give a simple analogy. A daughter in law today says my mother
in law is like this. And tomorrow she becomes and there's no difference, or vice versa. And employee
says my employer is like this thing's turn Allah puts you in the driving seat. Suddenly, the range
is in your hands. Power is yours, cloud is yours muscle is yours. You inherited an empire, you're
sitting on top and you're doing the very same thing that you read it from your boss and your
		
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			employer, when you were a humble worker at that at that firm, but we forget these days. Anyway, I'm
mentioning this year, the first thing you know, whatever comes in my mind, I'll just shave Time is
running out. So we speak in about vocal vocal, and that is to Mize and to withhold. So that is an
evil quality. May Allah protect us and male lawmakers amongst those who can be generous by spirit,
and generous by Well, I often mentioned that some people are generous by wealth, but not by spirit.
What do I mean here? Let me qualify my statement. So some people can spend a lot but they can't
praise one person. They don't have a generous spirit. It's asking too much of them. In fact, they
		
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			can't digest somebody has been praised. They can't digest in English, what they refer to it as
narcissism, where you are just scented by yourself. Compliment acknowledge record, you know, Praise
Lord, extol me it's all about me. It's all about me.
		
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			So we need to be generous by spirit the messengers a lot. He was he was generous. He was lavish in
praising in praise. Oh, he's amazing. He's amazing. Look at the books of the monastic. My ISIS he
was like this My Samia, my Sophia. She was like this method. She was like this, the prophet Sasson
plays lavishly. Today, in our marital context, we lacked that form of mutual acknowledgement. So
when my wife exits the house, and she gets a compliment, she's elated. She's accepted. Why? Because
there is almost a vacuum and a deprivation and lack of recognition. And if somebody passes a kind
comment to me, I feel elated and I feel inflated and I feel conceited. Why? Because myself and my
		
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			wife were not adequately complementing one another. And that's the basic formula to sustain any
relation where there's mutual acknowledgement and complementing This was found in the messengers
Allison so generously. He loves the spouse or the alarm on her like he loved every other console.
But surely there was a degree of of some degree of rivalry within their spouses and it was human
amongst them. So he would often speak about Khadija
		
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			asst, knocks on the door. Ilana sister, she's late. Then. Have you ever lost that or that knock is
so nostalgic. That knock is so nostalgic. It triggers up the memories of my late Khadija. I saw the
Alanna said I became too envious and I couldn't contain myself. I'm like hang on Oprah with
overlocking you close that chapter and move on. martyrs guru mean hi Jews in Managua is a Polish
hombre Sheikh Abdullah Kala Amina, can we move on a young old aged woman with red cheeks? Can you
close the chapter? Allah has given you young healthy, untouched pure change obviously was the purest
of the pure and most changed all woman but someone that was never previously married. And then we
		
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			have Allah said, inshallah Allah on how
		
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			to be his kefalonian nurse said the kidney is capable he and nurse will certainly be madiha in
harmony in us all your praises, which you said are in its place. But Khadija said I'm the Prophet
when the whole world was skeptical in embracing my Prophethood she gave me all the assets. When
people were had second thoughts on me, and she embraced me when the world doubted me. I'm indebted
to Khadija for the rest of my life. I mean that. I mean, what an amazing teaching of our Habib
sallallahu wasallam how much of me
		
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			Mutual acknowledgement is there within our circles. May Allah make us generous by wealth generous by
spirit, I often say we ought to say kind words to others to boost the morale. Some time ago I gave a
talk we live in in a world of depression. One of the teachings of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam was
to free people from depression, just lighten their spirits up, look at the teacher, look at the
balance. Look at the prophetic formula. It can be none but a prophet. Amongst the many testimonies
to the prophethood of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam was those miracles of ease which are
unimaginable, inconceivable by human definition? So he is walking and with him is this flock of
		
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			sheep, and someone is looking at it. Now this is a young man a beggar poor person. If a poor man
looks at my cow, my phone was envy. You know what I mean? I don't want to use those words. You know
what comes out vulgar, obscene, and things that are condescending, derogatory inflammatory
vituperative not becoming of a believer? So we make a gesture, we make a remark we rebuke him. The
Prophet of Allah is observing this poor man looking at my flock of sheep with envy. Yakubu kamatera
		
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			Yo, gebouw kamatera. you like what you see?
		
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			in North America? I just love it, Jeff. I just love it.
		
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			Well, that's awesome.
		
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			I love it.
		
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			You're your gebouw kamatera look at the psychology. You love what you see, are surely surely what we
say look from
		
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			the levy of Allah said, Then why are you only looking take it and go
		
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			a flock of sheep. I won't give a man a ride in my car. I won't give him a lip. I won't be letting
use my phone
		
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			when he heard this motto, but enough. So I had him the Hagia Ilana sunovion will discuss the sheep
later. Let me shake your hands. You're a prophet, a human without reservation without hesitation to
give and display generosity like this. It's not an average human. You're a prophet. You're a prophet
you you cannot do this when it goes just I met a brother in America and signing a check. He said
make the time come we can sign a $50 million. Check in my hand don't shake.
		
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			Is that a dream? As you may go, you don't get Parkinson's?
		
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			Because then even if you have the belly belly dancers gonna shake? I mean, not you know what I'm
saying?
		
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			Like, when is this woman's visions? What are our dreams? What are we aspiring for? With the goal?
What are we dreaming for? What are we running behind?
		
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			So just to get back into focus, otherwise, we're not going to move forward with this year.
		
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			That is to miser Las Vegas. The one that he goes beyond show show is where you start maizing to such
a level where you deprive yourself.
		
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			You deprive yourself, you know in English, they say determination can easily become obsession.
Determination can easily become obsession, if you don't find stream it and you don't regulate it,
and you don't take control and you become in charge of your own and you decide for yourself. That's
the recipe for disaster. That's the formula of destruction. So you don't control yourself now that
you will deprive yourself. I have a need. I'm in an airport. It's expensive. It's gonna cost you an
arm and a leg and that's how it is. But you need to pay for it. You need to pay for it. I was blind
recently and I needed the fizzy drink. Not that I'm advocating is not a good habit. But yeah, good.
		
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			25 theorems do the calculation. 100 bucks for again, is it worth your while? But now if you feel for
it, I'm not condoning it. And you should travel. Allah has given. We need to be moderate
circumspect, calculated, methodical, but I'm saying is it comes to a point where you start depriving
yourself. It just goes worse and worse. And what's the thrill? What's the pleasure? What's the plan?
		
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			Then you have dude, dude is a young boy, you tell him that you eat and you feed and then it goes
greater. And what is that suffer? And what is such a huge amount
		
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			that we start speeding, but he doesn't eat so people can invite us go for a holiday? He says no, no.
I've enjoyed holidays in my life. Now my job is to send other people for holidays. You're not paying
for ombre all we've done a lot of cameras. Now I want other people to see the garbage. You don't
change your kitchen, or we change the three times the food tastes the same. It's time to change
somebody else's kitchen. You don't upgrade. Now the throat takes a different turn in life. The
passion takes a different excitement. It's a different thing. And that is now to give others so
coming back to the opening sentiments with which I comments. The first offense is the first offense
		
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			is
		
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			We divide in our assets everything belongs to Allah subhanho wa Taala but then to add insult to
injury now this way we draw the analogy home to us that the pagan era was quick to divide the assets
and what belonged to Allah could easily fall into the shape of the diabetes. But what belong to the
diabetes could never crossed the mark and go into what they said belong to Allah. Otherwise in
reality everything belongs to Allah subhanho wa Taala my analogy that are often given my humble
talks is you take your kids out you buy them a chocolate you buy them some candy and then after if
you say okay we'll give daddy can do who's gonna give daddy chocolate and they like mines is nearly
		
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			finished mines fell down on the floor a man's not so hygienic and is not so tasty. Okay, relax, no
problem. And the one comes forward and he says that you can have this and he says, Oh, I love you my
baby. The truth is I bought it for you. And if I wanted I could buy myself another. I just wanted to
tap and see what's your sentiments have given? I don't need a chocolate from you. I bought it for
you. Do you think Milan is my house? in Milan is my is the car. You think Milan needs me to give the
poor? You need to sacrifice? He says I gave it to you. I'm asking you give I just want to see how
committed you are. Keep it keep it you just show me the commitment and I'm happy with it. I'm not
		
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			gonna take it lightly.
		
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			What I demand when it
		
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			comes to holiday Nah, man Oh, and for men, for anybody
		
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			who believes believe I'm doing you a favor to accept. You have the courtesy of giving the best.
		
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			I'm doing you a favor to accept. There are two types of people you give a meal to. One is if I'm
Allah civilian Hydra. One is a Tom. Allah surveillance.
		
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			When you're feeding a poor person who's destitute who's hungry, who have the pangs of hunger, it is
logically rationally acceptable, that you can moderately impose certain responsibilities on him.
Listen, I prepared a meal for you. What's your container? Please, if you don't mind, can you come to
myself? 12 o'clock, I've got something for you. That's in place. And I'm not saying that's the right
way. But I can logically digest that. Yeah, it's a man destitute poor. You need to give him you put
a time in place you put a certain conditions, you've imposed some reasonable things, ideally meet
out to him reach out to him have no strings attached. But nonetheless, we can deny, argue and engage
		
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			and digest. And then there comes a man who doesn't need your meal, he's eating the best of food.
Probably when he comes to you that might be the simplest food is going to eat for for a long time.
He's doing you a favor, to grace you by his presence due to the oil and the personality that Allah
has given him. Imagine you put conditions on him. You put conditions and I want to feed you Mr. So
and so so and so please come Saturday, come Sunday come early come at this time. When we are giving
In the name of Allah. Allah is Ronnie. He is Samad unto moussaka.
		
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			He's doing you a favor, he's doing you a favor to accept. He says, Give that which is your best. And
what is the best ally himself gives us the definition of the best while at a young man model happy.
		
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			Owner, wellness stone, B, C, D inla. And to me, though fee, don't offer that which you wouldn't take
in a hurry.
		
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			You wouldn't take if somebody comes in gives you the car. Now you know what, even if I'm hungry, I
can do without this. My honor, my honor. ultramoon possible food and evil. When you lose, Your
Honor, the Arabic proverb is your the pot is now on the stove, and the food is cooking. But Your
Honor, and your self esteem has been dropped into sand and you've lost your honor in your respect.
So the irony of the pagan Arab was they would have divided but then comes the next point. And that's
where we want to, you know, draw closer, is that when they divided now let's look into our lives.
Number one, we lack balance in our life. That itself is very, very serious. As a Muslim, we need a
		
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			timetable. There has to be a timetable. Allah has ordained prayer with time. So Allah didn't say get
up in the morning and worship me for two hours and then you're done for the day. No, that's not the
teachings of Islam. Then our deal is based on the lunar system and not the Gregorian calendar.
Although categorically explicitly, emphatically, Allah says both the systems are created by me who
wouldn't let the dilutions of the will of
		
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			Allah say for mahana yet and lately with Johanna.
		
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			We've made the sign of the day bright we've made the sign of the night. Allah has made 19th day
these are two systems of Allah subhanho wa Taala. And again, just want to point of the field for
Anima something so amazing mentioned
		
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			So,
		
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			when people are generally old, and then they want to look older, then they resort to the Gregorian
to the lunar calendar. But when they're young,
		
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			then you know, now they want to show themselves more elderly. So 63 but Islamic 365
		
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			was it.
		
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			Like, come say something. One guy asked me one day, you know some things you travel you learn as you
never repeat these mistakes, amongst the many things that I learned. When you invited by someone's
house, you never praise a particular dish. You praise everything.
		
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			This is something I burned my fingers with. But so I'm sharing with you don't burn your fingers. So
I was in Canada brother invited us and it was really good legs spread. I said, Oh, this is really
scrumptious. It's tantalizing. So I tell the young boy please thank your mom. This was finger decay.
So his mom says Yeah, tell the chef the neighbors and
		
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			now I'm okay No, actually the other thing is also good.
		
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			damage is done.
		
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			And the same thing happened last year to me and suddenly we were invited by a brother from India
Mashallah could spread and everything and then they send some South African food and I'm eating this
and I'm like, this is a home style. This is this is too good. This is this is our style. And I said
oh please make compliments to the chef. This is awesome. This is finger licking. This is
sumptuousness. Please see our chef you know there's a brother from South Africa his wife prepared
this okay anyway so the you know, the these challenges you learn in life there was another mistaken.
We need to learn a salary. Don't worry about the lady a salary. Don't worry about the lady. A
		
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			fortunate individual is one who looks at the happenings around him and his eyes are open. Someone
asked for nicotine.
		
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			I see you then frown and people are people so good. Are you so blind?
		
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			You never have an objection. Some people's dinner table is dedicated to the gossip of town.
		
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			That is it. This one did this one did that one did that one day, when the slander was hurled against
the purest of the pure our mother inshallah the olana about a human side of the land. His wife came
home as part of discussion. She engaged her husband, you let it shine the talk in the chat in the
gossip. And he stopped in her tracks and she said revoke your words and retract your sentiments. I
don't bind the story. I don't bind us and I don't need to probe it upright, or to query.
		
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			And then he asked a simple question. He said you my wife. Would you fall prey for any other men's
temptation or Invitational seduction? She said never. He said do you think I shied away from the
paragon of unless creation will form and Allah tala didn't acknowledge these sentiments. Lola is in
some effort to move.
		
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			So behind
		
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			why did not the gentle people mimic the sentiments of a human sorry, Lola is
		
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			when you people hurt the slander? You should have said
		
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			How dare we blur things of this nature? Subhana Allah is your turn. And this is a blatant
accusation. This is a blatant accusation.
		
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			So when we look into our lives, when we look into our lives, and I'm saying we don't have a
timetable, we don't have a timetable that itself is a recipe for disaster. Today, our lives, you
know, program. So coming back to this point here, I was saying on on how Allah references both, and
this is the beauty of the Quran, the beauty of the Quran, the people who slept in the cave, and how
long they slept for. The Quran says they slept for three centuries. Now Allah references this three
centuries, Allah subhanaw taala says, what appears to be can't be him. Salah for me at the Sydney
law was the duties. They slept for 300 years and they added a another nine years, they added another
		
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			nine years. So if you work out, basically you would know on every 33 years by the Gregorian
calendar, the count by the lunar calendar, you would be one year older. So if you 33 islamically,
you said before, if it is 66, it's 68, and so on and so forth. So on every century, you're looking
at three years, a lot of reference, the state of the use of the cave, with such a huge approach that
accommodates both accounting systems. And I didn't say 309 Allah didn't say 300. Allah said 300 and
they added a nine. Look at the beauty of the forearm. And I'm just giving you a very, a very, you
know a cursory look. I'm not even going into the logo and the depth and not me is what the mobile
		
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			city in have written. So the scholars tell us that Allah has
		
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			base our Armand and our teachings on the lunar system and not the Gregorian. Why? Because that is
ever changing so that we don't fix and settle into a better
		
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			I go in Ramadan to UK and you have this long British fast and Canada and really you admire these
people it's amazing and Allah has made it very easy and compatible for us and user friendly and the
days are short and it's a 19 hour fast. So that Kevin details so as a believer, you are driven by
the rule of Allah. your EAD is not a fixed day your Ramadan is not a fixed thing. Your hygiene is
not a fixed date. That is discipline. You're solitons and affix. That is why Allah has kept it with
different hours. Allah has based it with the lunar system. Yes, aluna Kalani, Angela Kalia bhavati,
to the nurse. And that is in that Allah has kept guidance. There are two things. One is your temple
		
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			with the truth to suit your schedule. That's the recipe of disaster. Whether we have an
		
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			episode that is similar to an older woman theme. Allah said if you start tampering with my Dean, I
got a holiday I need to be doing this earlier or later. Because I can't change my dates. I can't
change my my appointment. So I'm going to change my prayer. As soon as you create a system of
tampering with the dean. That's the recipe for disaster. Surely with his legislated concession, we
are cognizant of that allowance. And we are not heedless of that is legislated documented, who
watches the bottom Allah has selected you
		
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			can see the name inherit, and d is not a complex matter. And under that the scholars explained this
legislated concession, but you got to keep yourself within the framework and you're not at liberty
to exercise it at your own discretion. So coming back to the point i'm saying is as a Muslim, we
need discipline in our life. There has to be a timetable. There has to be line in land, there has to
be focus, there has to be diligence. You've got to have everything your ducks in a row. Now when we
look at our lives, even if hypothetically some amongst us are privileged enough to have timetables,
occasionally a visitor comes home and the schedule gets adjusted. What What is the first casualty of
		
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			that adjustment? What is the first casualty? Are we going to say no jump in today because I had
visitors are we going to say no following news today? Are we going to say today that the assay is
looking a bit shaky today that the bar tonight and everything I heard last time they say when you
traveling and all that it's fine.
		
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			And yes, this concession and I'm not denying that, but everything else I need a hotel, which is a
nice German facility. I need this with is a good you know, I mentioned that last night. The one
brother asked me on a diet. He said when the Muslim diet, the audit work you eat everything and make
while you lose weight
		
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			on a Muslim diet.
		
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			So what's the first casualty? If anything takes casualty, it's my practices of the so they must be
no infringement. There must be no violation with my business hours, my leisure time. My personal
time, my me time. My commitment time. My Dean time takes the casualty. Is this not exactly precisely
aptly what the pagan Adam did that he would, he would he would turn things rotate things adjusting
and the casualty the axe would fall directly in terms of what he had allotted for the sake of Allah
subhanho wa Taala. saw Mr. Yakubu evil indeed is what they decided.
		
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			When we look into the lives of the Sahaba, may Allah be pleased with them. inherited Sahaba in the
first volume, the chapter on unsolved was a beautiful incident mentioned there that they were
encountering some glitches and challenges in the irrigation system for the farming. So they
exhausted all options. And coupled with that, they said let's ask the messengers a lot isn't to
invoke the blessings of Allah and earning his two hours, so that our course can go forward. So in
principle, they agree they get together, and they come on a common mission to visit the messenger
sallallahu Sallam requesting all these lessons to ask prayers and supplications. And you know, that
		
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			canal could be dug in some irrigation. measures can be put in place for their families, as they come
into the Prophet sallallahu Sallam would this permissible venture and request
		
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			the messenger Salah it needs a moment of acceptance, the messenger sallallahu wasallam is all
excited to receive them. And he says my husband Bill and saw my cabin bill and saw that alone idioma
say and
		
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			when I
		
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			say and he said my answer, come, come, come, come. Whatever you're going to ask me today I'm going
to give it to you and it doesn't end there. Whatever I'm going to ask on your behalf. He's going to
give it to me.
		
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			Can you imagine the richness of that particular prophetic statement?
		
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			Whatever you going to request is approved. And whatever I'm going to submit to our line is approved
for Karla ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba ba in the head, an urgent meeting, subject to
change without prior notice. They said, if we've got guarantee assurance of acceptance, let's not be
naive and foolish, to present a mundane need a will the request, let's exploit the moment and ask
for collective forgiveness.
		
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			I mean, we all would say you see a young boy Oh, I wish I did him. I wish my son did that. But ask
yourself before you were given one desire that was fulfilled, would it sincerely be that your son is
a harvest?
		
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			is easier said than done? Oh, I wish my son achieved it. If Allah had to tell you if Allah had to
tell you, you know, I often mentioned this on the occasion of funerals, because people request to
say a few words. They say in English, that cemetery is a silent place with a loud message. It's a
silent place with a loud message. There are many people inside here, who thought the world cannot
function without them, if any, the world is doing better.
		
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			You know, so so that that that is
		
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			the reality of what happens in this world. Anyway, just coming back to this what I was saying here,
		
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			as well.
		
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			Now, look at this point here,
		
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			this opportunity this moment, that's what I wanted to tie it up with this article that I read this
spiritual, less of the pious, so a person sat down few pious people. And he said, if you were told
it's your last moment.
		
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			How would you like to spend it? Say you were fortunate enough, Allah afforded you, you say you have
three hours left, you have a day left, you have a week left, and you will be dying next week. This
time, it's over tomorrow, this time it's over. What would you be doing with that last 24 hours. And
the aim of this was to get the spiritual visions of the pious documented so that it could motivate
other people that look at the dreams and the aspirations of other people.
		
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			So one person said, If I'm told it's my last day I would love to be at the Kaaba and engage in the
circus around the Kaaba, that would be my best. Awesome. What about you, brother?
		
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			Abdullah Mubarak says, oh, Allah. Oh, ha, ha, electronic, Alhaji amantha, Sanjana, yo, if I like to
send, you know, inspiring you to say you're going to die today, what would you do? Instead, I would
acquire knowledge. But amongst those people who was a great artist by the name of the rough man, and
he was asked, if you are told it's your last day? What would you do? He gave the simplest answer yet
the most profound, he said, I'll do nothing different.
		
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			I'll do nothing different. And I often say in my humble thoughts, we've come to a point, leave
alone, leaving a legacy of good if the time just pays you to delete the trail of evil. Consider
yourself fortunate.
		
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			If you can do away with all those haram contexts or unlawful, illicit, illegitimate, unlawful,
impermissible, whatever it is, you can just wipe up and put in threats and delete and anyways and
clear up the mess. Then consider yourself good. You just breaking even that you couldn't leave
behind a legacy of God. But you've cleaned up all the mess anybody going through your coverage?
Anybody going through your closet? Anybody going through your phone? Anybody going through your
laptop? Anybody going through those diaries of yours? Anybody picking up or tapping into your
archives is not alarmed or appalled.
		
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			May Allah protects
		
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			you insane Oh, you're amazing.
		
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			You're not insane, oh my
		
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			god, or men will be informed of the legacy that he sent forth and what he left behind for the Sahaba
say, a prophet of Allah. Our request is made to other the Lamas forgive us.
		
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			Is that it? Yeah, that's it. That's it. That's it? Yeah. That's it. Allah homophily. unsolved,
		
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			unsolved answer. When you have an idea of an answer, when he as well and saw when he saw all that is
inside epcam what was their motive but Allah knows Allah knows what transpired and documented. Allah
forgive them forgive their spouses, forgive their children, forgive their grandchildren, and because
of them forgive the neighborhood.
		
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			There's one incident that's mentioned there. To the young boy that is complete in the Koran. This is
a great privilege. This is a great honor. But we do know, we are no longer in those times that
height is synonymous to piety, or half is synonymous to fidelity, or, or any other activity of the
mind is a blanket endorsement to the nobility of that individual. These are two
		
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			Vehicles, these are surely needs. But we cannot stagnate at any level. We are living in a crisis
site. Last year I was in the Caribbean. And this thing that's such an indelible impression and it
gives me a jolt every time I speak about it. So I met a brother at the conference there, he says,
Chef, I need you to pray for someone. I'm like, Okay, brother, we'll pray for him. Please, if time
permits, can we meet up with the brother? I said, if you can facilitate the meeting, and you know,
brief me on the nature of the tail, I'm happy to meet up with him. He says I'm a reverse. The man
who invited me to Islam left Islam.
		
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			The man who brought me into the deal is out of the deal.
		
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			I'm like I was in darkness you in life, you held my hand you took me to show and then you dive back
into drone and the Quran speaks otelco lomatin Oh, COVID okolo managing feedback, loop Gene yahusha
Mojo, co op Mojo Min
		
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			vadoma tone bar.
		
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			Look at the parable of the poor on look at the parable of the Quran.
		
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			I am a fallible mortal, and I'm drowning in my sense. But there's nothing that gives me such an
ecstasy, in any aspect of them is like trying I can't claim to say I understand I'm far from
understanding what it is.
		
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			But trying to understand the Quran and seal the practicality of it. This is the words of Allah, you
just have to scream and renew your faith in joy that Allah has made us Muslim and connected us to a
book like this.
		
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			It is beyond comprehension. So Allah says the signature the parable of a person gripped in disbelief
and crying. What did I say darkness of low, low marks like layers of darkness, aka vomiting,
feedback. genie in a deep ocean, your show will Mojo meaningful, the most meaningful thing is to
have just appreciate the depth of the foreigner in the depths of the ocean. above you ease away
above that wave is another way above that wave is a cloud and it's blooming.
		
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			What does it say?
		
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			About darkness upon darkness, discover, I met a brother who was an agnostic, and he reverted to
Islam. And I asked him, I said what prompted you to Islam? He said, You know what is the darkest
moment in the life of an atheist and an agnostic? I said, Tell me so I can pass it on to others. He
said after owning everything, you have nobody to say.
		
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			He says it's such a shallow moment. Like you ate a good meal.
		
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			What thankful you had a good sleep. What I mean my Navy taught me when I go to the loo in the
lavatory and I really even flushed my system that I come out. He taught me that that's the moment to
thank my Lord. Alhamdulillah or praise belongs to Allah.
		
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			Allah who slashed from my system, that which caused me discomfort, beat flatulence beat during beat
stool of feces. Look at the comprehensive word of the messenger, Allah, Allah, Allah in Arabic,
anything that was causing me discomfort, what are funny and he relaxed my entire body.
		
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			He said, the darkest moment in the life of an atheist he is after owning everything
		
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			is like, Who do I say? Who do I acknowledge? And the messenger said, Allah loves it on every turn of
your life, you thank him on every movement of your life you thank him, and how often we find
ourselves in this situation, visit a person I was doing the Tafseer just recently in class and I, I
caution my students and I said again, bring the analogy home, read what the Quran speaks about the
pagan Arab or the deviant individual or the infidel, which is see our personal life. What is our
muscle inside?
		
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			What is our muscle inside? Both dharana Legion v COVID. And aka Emma, Allah says when man is
afflicted by pain and difficulty and agony, and you're going to have another point of deceit in my
mind. I just share this with you as well in the Jews into the hood on the first page. And I'm saying
to the young boy and I always say please learn the Quran. You know, like you memorize the Quran,
it's a laptop gift. Now go and open the gift. Nobody takes a gift and so I got a good gift. Yeah,
what's inside a heaven knows alone. Now open the gift. And I promise you the gift of the Quran you
and I and the Obama of the world will continue to open it you won't know what's inside till the day
		
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			you die.
		
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			You will continue opening this year you open it you know it doesn't turn it around is another layer.
		
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			chocolates. Oh, nice. Okay, no envelopes all right okay, no
		
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			it was mentioned in the other day in the talk as a product so I got an envelope for you. Next day
you come to give you a statement is a lesson lesson and you know what in the world of optimism and
monetary crisis envelope means one thing, Jeremy got a statement Don't tell me you got an envelope,
no envelope My mind is running somewhere else. I was calculating the holidays
		
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			from domestic or international from economy to business and now you can give me a safe million
dollars when I have to go back in the class to open the Quran. My brother opened the Quran if only
my young man can connect himself to the Quran and find pride and feel attachment is I cannot tell
you, I will die not being able to impress upon my audience my little humble basic meager research.
So in the 12 Jews in Surah Hood on the first page Allah says Allah in in Santa
		
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			Monica Anna Harmon in the Julio suka for
		
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			ma ba, ba, ba,
		
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			ba ba say to Annie in the whole affair even support, Allah says well, as often as insane Amina Rama
and if we make men taste mercy after difficulty, and they after Allah says and if we make men take
difficulty, efficiently sobre la to La La rights under this ayah from this idea we learn in this
world there is no prosperity there is no agony. It's just a symbol.
		
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			The there is no true prosperity. Let's be honest, you you reach the roof, you make the money, you
toured the world, and then what? And then what?
		
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			It just doesn't end. So it's just a taster. It's just to tend to realize that the world doesn't have
it. You've met people owning the best people trying to climb the ladder people climb the ladder and
coming back down. What's there there's nothing likewise the agony of this world the pain of this
world surely is there but in comparison to ours there are in relation to Arthur. This is only
tasting famous there's going to be enough drama save us may look at this word verse of the Quran.
What a consolation intercooler nota una
		
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			una cama de la moon. Whatever Joon amin Allah him Allah Yo dude oh believer if you are afflicted,
then your first point of consolation is not only the believer is afflicted person across the faith
line across the religious line everybody is afflicted. But then comes your constellation. What are
you doing? I mean, a lot Humana you're doing you know what wakes you ahead? For others in India,
thank you in the pain with nothing to come ahead. You share the common pain but you know everything
that's coming ahead of you in such a great joy for you, such as maybe what class was visually
impaired, his prayers were answered. People came to him and requested was he made to unlock your
		
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			image? He saw a young boy came to him who was the Qatari of Makkah. He said outside This is strange,
this is inconceivable. I cannot digest this your prayers are answered, I request you you pray for
me. Pray for yourself that Allah restores your vision. He said it gives me a greater thrill to be
happy on what he decides, decides for me then to desire otherwise, it gives me a greater joy kavala
II fee.
		
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			Anyway, my time is running out right we haven't stopped this time. Honestly What time is
		
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			seven minutes.
		
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			reason we start our descent. So anyway, coming back to that analogy that I was saying of the life of
darkness in the life of a roofer May Allah protect us.
		
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			A lot look at look at the profound nature look at the depth. Just Just digest this or endeavor the
Quran is to great Allah says acaba Loma, Viva La Jagan, Yakutia Mojo,
		
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			Mojo min salty is a person is in the depths of the ocean, there is a wave above him, then that wave
is engulfs by another wave of bombing. It's cloudy, it's gloomy. There is layers of darkness in the
life of a person and then that's why i digress on to the aspect of an atheist and an agnostic, that
after owning everything you don't know who to thank. Allah says this person's life is surrounded by
so much darkness. There's so much depression in his life in a physical metaphor, either apologia
yada, yada, yada, if he exposes his hand. Now, again, the scholars tell us the hand is that organ
and limb of the body, that you can draw it absolutely close to the eye, while the same cannot be
		
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			done with your foot. You cannot raise your foot right up to your eyes. It's cumbersome. It's a tall
order. It's challenging. It's not simple. Where is the hand? You can
		
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			Flex, if you can rotate it, you can move it and you can draw it right up to your house. Then Allah
doesn't say lamea Allah Islam, yada yada,
		
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			yada yada in Arabic what we refer to as gurus and mokaba. You cannot even get close to spotting your
own hand you are in such darkness in your life, that if you move your hand, the lung in the organ
which you can rotate freely, you bring it right up to your eye, you cannot even see your eye or any
other organ of your body. Why are you in such darkness? oma lumea jolly love oolaboo from Allah who
may know, Allah said, If I deprive you of that life, show me Who else can provide you that life, if
I deprive you of that life, now, I mentioned this year in contrast to that this incident, the
brother tells me in Trinidad to be specific,
		
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			that the man who invited into Islam tragically leaves the fold of Islam.
		
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			Then last year, we were in Paris.
		
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			And there was a brother by the name of Ali. And I will not forget him, and he tells me as a chef,
you will never forget me. So I said You shall not. He says, No, no, my son is forget.
		
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			For the French forget
		
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			that given the right pronunciation. I said, Okay, you know, that's perfect. I'm never gonna forget,
you.
		
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			Know, the brother said, I got a short memory when there's three things I forget people's names,
phone numbers, and I forgot the 30.
		
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			Anyway, lamiaceae So what is this brother and he say? He said, I accepted Islam 25 years ago,
Mashallah. His activity believes that he's active in the path of a non French person, they've
accepted Islam, this Deen of Allah, nobody has a monopoly over it. There is nobody. There is a chef
au which met in Paris, or his story is amazing.
		
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			In fact, he came there, we were so humbled because the time was short. And the talks were so many.
And we were traveling and moving around. But long story short, as a young boy, at the age of 17, he
went searching for religion. He told me this one on one. And then he was in India. And then he moved
over to Pakistan. And he left the space and that religion and this Islam and this ideology, and this
theory and the rest of it. And then one day he was in Pakistan, and he met a Native American who had
come there to Pakistan to study deal with reverted to Islam, and he was riding his bicycle, and
attire verse, and he happened this brother from Paris, good years ago. And he's telling us the story
		
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			himself. He came to the person and he offered him some assistance. And then they got, they started
chatting, and he said, What's the purpose is that I'm in the search of religion. You say, Okay, I'm
from America. I'm from America. And I have come here. The other day, a brother mentioned something
very amazing. He said he was out in the path of Allah in Pakistan, and he met a brother from America
who came. So he said, I nudged him and I said, Listen, you come from the place where it all happens.
Also, do they allege it happens? But life is advanced and it's moving and it's innovative? What have
you come here for? It says exactly for the same reason. There it is, how to live, I have come here
		
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			to die to learn how to die.
		
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			I have come here to learn how to die a good death. Come there supposedly will tell you how to live a
good life. I have come here to learn how to die. One day I mentioned in one of my talks that May
Allah give us a good death and enviable death. So brother contacted me and he said, You alerted me
to a See I didn't, he didn't even featuring my horse. I always asked Allah for the best in accurate
or this world. I never felt there's something like something like a good debt. There's something
like a good debt. I was with my wife, and she's been out we were in Macau not too long ago. And as
the Genesis we've been brought into the harem, and we walk in, I said, This is strange, but we are
		
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			in life, you envy someone you even know the qualifications, the credentials, the accolades, the
status, the ethnicity, this is someone you don't even know male or female, you don't even know age
or color. But as their bodies are coming up, you're green with envy.
		
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			You green with envy for a person you're not even familiar of gender, leave alone age or ethnicity or
accolade like, hang on, this is going to be over a million folks that will be leading the prayer
now. There's gonna be a million folks leaving Can you imagine Can you imagine? To expedite things?
He says, I met with him and he said, I said, Yeah, I'm looking for the search of religion. He said,
Come with me to my teacher. And he took me there. And that was the turning point. And then I
embraced Islam, and I stayed there, and I accepted Islam. And I've come back to Paris and today I
run an institution with 2000 students here in Paris.
		
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			So coming back to the point that we're saying this brother Addy. He says, I accepted Islam 25 years
ago and with the grace of Allah, two weeks ago, at the age of 92, my mother took Shahada
		
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			I said what he said for 25 years I prayed for her daily, and I only displayed character to her. I
only display character to her. Every day I displayed character to her. After 25 years she said Ali,
I am convinced your religion is the absolute. I am convinced your religion is the absolute Give me
your hand. I mean utterly iraq at the hadith of Bokhari where a man accompanies the messenger
sallallahu sallam, he said, Do I revert to Islam and then participate in the campaign? Or do I
participate in the campaign who can do the rituals of reversion post the campaign? The Prophet of
Allah said no, no read the Calamine accompany me, read the column and then he goes and then he meets
		
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			his face and he meets his end. And the messenger sallallahu Sallam said, you know in simple
language, if I paraphrase you call he ami la de la jolla. Kathy, I'm paraphrasing and that's not the
verbatim words of the messenger sallallahu wasallam because we need to be cautious how we use the
words of Habib Salatu was Salam. Amina jirachi. So we extend our congratulations to the young boy
and to the honorable venerable who start under whose hands Allah tala has made it possible for many,
many people. I remember the early years when I used to come from that day, and Silsila continues at
his hands, mana Abubakar May Allah preserve him was afia and made this legacy continue this legacy
		
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			continue. But in my concluding remarks to the young boy, I say to him,
		
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			and I mentioned this in all his jobs. It is easy to become a office it is difficult to remain in
office. It is easy to get married. It is difficult to remain married. I'm sure you guys agree with
that.
		
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			Or is it? Is it just as easy as getting married to remain married? I have to say don't praise
marriage on the third day, but is it on the third year?
		
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			I'm sitting in Dubai a long flight got off tired exhausted. This guy walks past it's got this big t
shirt here. You know you need a bit of humor in your life and he's quite obese. And then he has this
thing that's India. I am not obese, just fluffy.
		
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			Nice it's a good deal. It's just needed a bit of tranquility to relax you long haul you need to flex
your muscles a little bit. Anyway walk past I had a bit of a chuckle and I moved on. Passes another
guy here. Don't disturb me I'm married sufficiently to serve
		
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			anticlimax. Anyway, my good brother, may Allah preserve you may Allah take you from strength to
strength and body the Quran, loves the Quran, walk the Quran, deliver on the Quran. They come from
the people of the Quran. It's amazing. The Quran is too great. It's too powerful. Read the things of
those people. So if you're unfamiliar Rahmatullah needs to say Manhattanville Quran and Leland
sunlit Allah Hill mela Inca to
		
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			use a woman hotmail Khurana Saba sunlit Ali Hill, mela
		
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			Hatter UMC waka buena. Yes. Timo Allah Khurana Leyland fish eater he was in a hurry. sisyphic Allahu
		
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			Allahu Akbar. Sophia Antonio says if you complete the Quran in the morning, the angels will shower
exclusive blessings on YouTube the night and if that's in addition to the continuous and what
continues beyond
		
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			and if you complete the Quran at night, the angels would then show blessings on you till the
morning. Now that's the quotation is that the practice of the pious work whenever it came to
completion, then they would prefer Do we need in the night when it was winter because the nights
were long
		
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			and they would prefer the completion in summer in the day because the day was long.
		
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			So they have gels our time was not to accommodate a cook you know today we have things
		
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			the youngster came to me said want to get married? I said they get married, what's the issue? He
said no, my wife mother said if you So first is to find a painter
		
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			painter in marriage time for me.
		
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			With that, I know the house needs to look good. Now we need to move over this then you have used
crying in your ears. I want to settle down with unrelated things with these issues of life. This
pressure on me I can understand the cook Not that I digest that also right because what they say you
know when you're not looking the Wookiee.
		
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			So but now a painter, a painter becomes an impediment, a hurdle an obstacle. How do you reconcile
that? And the messenger somebody Some said make haste. And the Quran says a Yama when those that are
single, a Yama is the plural of the word as a means Allah de la sujeto. Again the beauty of the
Quran. He means divorce divorce, he widow widower, spinster, Bachelor, whoever is single previously
married or not widowed or divorced. If you're single, get them
		
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			Look at the beauty of the Quran. So to get married is easy or relatively easier, but to remain
married. That is the challenge. That is the challenge of life. And that is what life is all about.
That is what life is all about, in the very same way to take this forearm and to preserve this
forearm and to stand up with this forearm. So the point is, what would they do when it was the days
of summer, then they wouldn't fix they jelsa to a venue to an availability of a speaker to
synchronize it with a chef to blend it with what a holiday they would look at. In the summer it
needs to be a morning so that the day is long maximum park on that half is and if it's winter
		
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			intimacy in the night, so that throughout the night, the burqa can come on at home. May Allah
subhanaw taala bring goodness and happiness to the young boy and to my uncle Uncle Musa as well.
Part of the family and my mom's very close cousin, May Allah give him in the family Shiva and
restore their good health. And may the young boy be a source of goodness brightness, honor,
prosperity for May Allah bless our honorable and venerable MC May Allah grant him good health and
preserve him in all of us. There are so many Rama I'm a humble servant, I'm an ordinary person here.
Excuse me, if I have crossed the mouth, move this up is also your my honorable uncle May Allah bless
		
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			him and preserve him and all his Sterling efforts. May Allah subhanho wa Taala accept our get
together you make it a source of goodness and acceptance. And as will take place by Teresa, let us
engage into our in supplication and turn to Allah subhanho wa Taala leave you one last anecdote on
doors that are often mentioned.
		
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			We were in Canada and taking a walk at the beach and this person had cast his rod, and then he was
fishing. So I engaged him and I said, gentlemen, how's the fishing going? And he's like, I'm
enjoying the day in the sun. The fish is just a bonus.
		
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			And it hits my heart. And I said if only the Muslim can use that same analogy into our
		
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			house, it was going anything accepted. I'm enjoying chatting with my ally acceptance is a bonus.
		
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			So person goes fishing or you came back dry now it was it wasn't the fish brother. Tell him what we
had a bowl of a title man. It was a fishing who goes to fishing today. Why do you go no fishing by
the way. You just said you barbecue you relax, you talk. And we don't have to go into details of
what you talk we'll leave that at your imagination is man can can work out what he's talking about.
		
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			But we all know men get together and where does the mind run? So you said you talk it's socializing
you chit chatted and if you get a fish it's a bonus. A believer needs to bond with is great. I love
chatting with my love. And if he answers that's a bonus. That's a bonus. Sometimes we make our draw,
almost like we dictating to Allah almost like we dictate into Allah. Allah has no obligation, no
compulsion, our job is to beg and we continue to beg, and the tone must be begging the demeanor
mercy of a beggar, the humility the costumers be of begging, so we beg we beseech and we employ
Allah wa salam o Selamat and abena Mohammed. He was happy to hear from me