Sulaiman Moola – The Spiritual Ladder – Establish Justice, Even If It Be Against Yourself

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The speaker discusses the need for justice in the world, and the importance of addressing the aspect of justice when facing guilty guilty behavior. They also mention a specific case in which a judge's actions were met with mixed results, and the need for measures to ensure fair treatment of wrongdoers. The speaker emphasizes the need for action to ensure the well-being of all individuals and the potential for a better place in history.

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			Bismillah he was Salatu was salam, O Allah Rasool Allah, He sallallahu alayhi wa sallam were bad.
There are many slogans that people chant. And one such slogan is the slogan of justice, and it's a
great slogan, and put up a banner or a movement for justice, and everyone will rally because we all
want justice. Nobody wants to live under the crutch of tyranny and oppression. But here's the
question, and here's the challenge. How about addressing the aspect of justice, when you need to
focus the lenses on yourself, and I talk about myself, so it's quick for me to advocate he needs to
be implicated. We need a year in the litigation process needs to go through so and so needs to be
		
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			penalized needs to be incarcerated, and the law must take its course. But how about when I am guilty
myself? Now 30 should a Rahim Allah is a person whose name is synonymous to justice. And even the
Sahaba though he was not a companion himself, would present the cases to him. There was a particular
case in which his own son was guilty of truancy from attending regular classes, and now the
spotlight was on the judge himself. So in every other case, Subhana Allah justice, transparency,
candid honest in every regard, but now Your son is guilty, what measures are you going to institute
and he maintained the same level of justice? He wrote a note and I wish you could appreciate this in
		
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			Arabic taraka Salah tele Aquino Binya Salah ha Yabba Hiroshima, Allahu wa Rogers fella. Yeah, NACA
would do attend be sorry fatin kuchibhotla who Casa Mattila Miss for either at a cafe de whee Hee be
mela met in our mo revital. Id bill K. Yes. He wrote a note to the teacher of his child. And he said
that my son is guilty of truancy. And the very discipline that would be instituted on any child will
be instituted on my son, I am the judge and I want the same justice to prevail in all matters across
all individuals. Allah subhanho wa Taala reminds us in the Quran Kanako amin abilities stand up
keeping justice upholding justice, while our Allah and forsaken will invalidate the well being even
		
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			if you have to confess you are wrong or the matter is against your parents or your relatives. Under
this ayah environment Quran it is written that lelli mami Allah Adam Easton cough and boo boo lil
hottie Willow men who are Edina Minwoo Anil Rafi be happy laka Allah in tishri one Masha me you know
we who know about Lena Whom were you Oh, we knew NACA we love him. hemella Humala Delica kibra hoon.
In this ayah the Quran releases a strong warning that stand up and execute justice and have the
courage and the confidence to admit I am wrong. And whatever measures needs to be instituted against
someone else must be instituted against myself, and do not be like those who distort the tax to
		
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			appease their own whims and fancies. So the message is quite clear. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam said that if my own daughter Fatima, the daughter of Muhammad Sallallahu, alayhi wasallam was
guilty of theft, then the same penalty would apply to her that applies to anyone else. If we can
start off by implementing and executing justice against the wrong we have committed, then I'm
optimistic The world will become a much better place in sha Allah. I mean me