Sulaiman Moola – The Spiritual Ladder – Diplomacy and Tactfulness

Sulaiman Moola
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The speaker discusses the importance of diplomacy and wisdom in executing the Prophet weighty act of the time. The speaker describes the characteristics of the Prophet's actions, including his bravery and hesitation to share his secret. The speaker also mentions the importance of being an ambassador of the truth to avoid being an obstacle to the truth.

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			Bismillah he was salatu salam ala rasulillah he sallallahu alayhi wa sallam were banned. Allah
subhanho wa Taala has instructed us in the Quran to invite towards the pristine teachings of Islam.
But coupled with that Allah has also impressed upon us the importance of executing this injunction
with wisdom and diplomacy. Often we engage in the first portion of this command, but we remain
negligent and oblivious about the second aspect, and that is diplomacy and wisdom, while our toda de
la Hillel kitabi in ability here accent and do not argue or debate with the people of the book, but
in a good manner. Now let's just reflect over the impeccable legacy of the Prophet Ibrahim Alayhi
		
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			Salam who features in no less than 25 chapters and 63 verses of the Quran. And Allah has lavishly
extolled His praises in the Quran. So on a particular instance, Ibrahim alayhis salam is sitting
with his nation and his people. And they are a nation gripped by idolatry and polytheism. And he
glances through the skies and there is a beautiful star, Twinkle twinkle little star for them agenda
Allah Hill lane when he looks at the, the Gabon he sees the star. So he says be are you people
alleging assuming claiming that that is my Lord, as you would say as you would believe? Okay, let's
wait and see what happens. So after a period of time the star disappears. Tallulah or Hubble
		
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			ethylene Ibrahim alayhis salam seizes the moment with great wisdom. He says I'm sure you will agree
with me. We don't want to be worshipped in something or someone that appears and disappears which is
transitory which is not anchored and on a particular night on a different night as scholars say they
sit in again and then there is the moon and the moon is bright and it's shining and you could see
the radiance of the moon. So he says Be Basilan. This is bright, probably this is it not the star
This is the one for them. But after a period of time even the moon disappears. So he says that in
lamea Houdini Robbie la Conan I mean alchemy, volleying. If my Lord does not guide me, then I will
		
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			be from amongst the deviant ones. He did not say I will be from amongst you. He used it in a generic
context, right? Atari is doing a three insinuation without being explicit. Then on a different
instance, he sees the sun and it's bright and of course we know the brightness of the sun. So he
says has a rugby has a cover, while this is really bright, far greater than the moon or that of the
star for them after that. But when the sun tipped on the western horizon, and night had fallen, he
said in the very own memento to recall, oh my nation, I publicly disassociate myself from all the
objects that you worship besides Allah in New Jersey to Virginia, Lila de fatorda. some odd, I focus
		
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			my exclusive attention to the Almighty. The scholars say he gradually developed first he said, I
don't like things that appear and disappear. Then he said, if my lord doesn't guide me, I will be
from the deviant people. And on the last stroke and on the final engagement, after he exposed the
feebleness of these objects, that's when he said I this associate, so the message My brother is
invite to the truth, but do so with wisdom and diplomacy. Like I always say, be an ambassador of the
truth. But if you cannot be an ambassador, then don't be an obstacle to the truth.