Tahir Wyatt – Delights of Belief (Eman)

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The speakers discuss three qualities that make one happy and productive: love, preserving their brotherhood, and finding the right person to represent the right people. They stress the importance of love, building a bond, and finding the right person to represent the right people. The speakers emphasize the need to avoid racist behavior, avoid being seen as small in family activities, and avoid causing harm to others. They also touch on the potential loss of habitat and the danger of a Muslim-impacted system, as well as the history of the Muslim-impacted system and the potential for negative consequences.

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			So inshallah today's like I said, today's lecture is not going to be long. That is never the
intention and the left
		
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			Marina de la ilaha
		
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			illa, Allah Allah,
		
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			Mohammed Abu
		
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			Eleni
		
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			faith, Eman
		
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			it has.
		
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			And oftentimes, as Muslims were encouraged to work for the hearing,
		
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			and that we're going to be happy. You know, in the hereafter we want to be happy when we enter
agenda, we're going to take salvation.
		
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			And a lot of times, and though that is absolutely
		
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			fantastic, give us genda to make us want to make us happy.
		
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			Even though that's the case, a lot of times we forget, or neglect, to mention the effect that man
has on our lives, this life that we live in this dunya. And that, there's really no way to enjoy
life. Without
		
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			that, and we're not going to taste the sweetness, and the delight of event until three things event.
So the purpose of lighting was so upset that
		
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			he wasn't allowed.
		
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			That there are three qualities, whoever possesses those three qualities, he will taste the sweetness
of men. That is that
		
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			he is going to enjoy the fact that he is a woman, that he is a believer.
		
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			And
		
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			before I mentioned those three qualities,
		
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			that that enjoyment is real.
		
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			The taste is real.
		
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			It's not experienced by some, because we suffer from illnesses and diseases that prevent us from
tasting the sweetness of fame in
		
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			the same way that a person who is congested, who has the flu or cold or something like that, if you
break down
		
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			the food that they love the most.
		
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			They're not going to enjoy it.
		
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			They can't even taste it, because of the illness that they're suffering from. And so many of us we
we were diseased, our hearts are not right.
		
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			We allow evil things to creep in. And they disease us. And because and because we're not able to
enjoy the sweetness of faith because of that.
		
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			So you need to look at these three qualities along with purified our hearts, we need to look at
these three qualities. The first one is that the Prophet is allowed to Salinas
		
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			una llamada zoo, a hapa la even less,
		
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			that Allah and His Messenger
		
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			are more beloved to him to this person than anything else.
		
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			Now,
		
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			that's easier said than done. And that's a metric in and of itself.
		
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			How do you know? That alone is messenger more beloved to you anything else? Well, a lot of that is
your behavior shows. It shows in how you prioritize your life.
		
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			Your life revolve around salon. If it does, then that's a good indication that a lot in this dean of
this man or more the love to you than anything else. If not,
		
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			it could be a priority issue that indicates that there are things that are more important to
		
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			and there's a lot that could be said about that topic, but it wasn't something I wanted to talk
about tonight.
		
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			The second one is more what I want to focus on. And that is HIPAA law.
		
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			Law learned
		
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			that you love someone
		
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			you own love them for the sake of
		
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			there's nothing else
		
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			that
		
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			brings you close to this person or if that's not the catalyst for the love that you have for this
individual. You don't share the same ethnic background, getting out from the sort of same socio
economic class you
		
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			Now,
		
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			you don't share anything.
		
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			Except that Islam has brought you together.
		
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			From the same tribe, maybe not even in the same city, there's nothing but it's brought you together.
And you love that person. Because you believe that they love a lot.
		
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			Because they have a closeness to Allah. Because something that they're doing for the deen of Allah
pets, it makes you love them.
		
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			And that's the only reason there's no business ties, you don't get any fringe benefits from the
relationship that you have with this person. You love them for love. When you do
		
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			you love a loss of habitat and you love for the sake
		
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			you are on the path to taste the sweetness of
		
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			the third and final quality that the prophecy celebration here. This
		
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			was a Yamaha enduro, the
		
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			bad part of La will mean
		
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			that he hates to return to display.
		
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			After a loss of Hannah, what's Allah has saved him from
		
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			the same way that he would hate to be thrown into the fire, which would be the result of returning
back to to disbelief. And so because he tasted that sweetness of faith, he hates that it's opposite.
All right.
		
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			As I mentioned, that wasn't the topic that that's actually
		
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			those three are not the topic, the topic is that middle point, loving someone for a long
		
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			time.
		
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			And the reason why it's, it's an important topic is because in general,
		
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			hopefully that's our situation.
		
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			We will look around the room near we're not from the same places, many of us have various
generations, different professions, the thing that brought us together was
		
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			and that bond that we share
		
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			with one another, sitting right here today and with the other Muslims that she finds she has a
beautiful thing. Because last week I was traveling for example. And I was in the airport with
another brother we were together. And there was an older sister there with the with a T bar on each
end.
		
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			And we just had somebody
		
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			that the feeling that she must have had to know that there are other Muslims, I mean, she could
obviously see the Muslim but just that feeling to know that
		
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			there's somebody else that shares my faith that shares my values.
		
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			And they're gonna be on the plane.
		
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			I don't know who she was, I have no idea I didn't see her before act. But the fact remains is that
Islam has created this bond between us that is
		
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			different than and in many cases strong advantage of bonds that we share with our own biological
relatives.
		
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			And allows for him to either call those brothers in the crime in
		
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			the believers or blood brothers in the profit, it is fun to see them. When he came to Medina, one of
the first things that he did, and in fact, on a social level,
		
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			the first thing that the probability is selected selected was to create the problem.
		
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			Set the fact that he would pair up a mahadji and somebody that came from mentor would pair them up
with the and sorry, with somebody from Medina. And he made them brothers to the point that if one of
them died, he would inherit the other, the other would inherit,
		
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			like real brothers. Right? But notice that in the eye and the
		
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			last time it says in demand.
		
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			For
		
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			us we
		
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			are believers of brothers. So reconcile between your brothers fix things make things right. Why?
Because just like brothers that grew up in a household together, y'all gonna fight sometimes you
could be some issues.
		
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			But you recognize at the end of the day that your family and your brothers so make things right. And
so the same way that we look at how to build brotherhood. We also have to look at the things that
		
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			are disruptive to brotherhood, that hurt the Brotherhood, that after being together cause people
		
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			To go apart, all right, so here's a comprehensive Hadith of the Prophet it is cycle setting that we
will spend more than seven or eight minutes on, and then we can continue to tap in inshallah tada at
the next, you know, family list is called family dinner a family night,
		
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			at the next family night inshallah, because the point is to give us this broad overview of how we
should behave with one another, have certain etiquettes that need to observe, and how to preserve
our brotherhood and to keep it from being too short.
		
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			So the Prophet is salatu salam
		
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			says, the Hadees collected by Muslim
		
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			lands has to do with issue one.
		
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			All right, so this is gonna take this heavy
		
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			sentence by sentence,
		
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			the first part of this it says
		
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			that envy
		
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			and do not artificially raise prices on one another
		
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			that hate one another.
		
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			Do not turn your backs on one another, and do not undercut each other when in sales transaction.
		
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			So how many things did you hear that the processor itself told us not to do?
		
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			Anything?
		
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			Wow.
		
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			Seven, minus? minus two. So how many do we have? Five? Bring it back?
		
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			No, actually, you're done. You gave us seven.
		
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			The rest of the brothers and sisters
		
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			give you extra
		
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			extra.
		
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			The first one, because because listen, this is this is your profit. I this is not my word. If the
promise I settled was sitting in front of you, you would want to know what he's saying. So listen to
what he's saying. It's a kind of law
		
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			all the
		
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			time and will, you know, he mentioned to some of the companions
		
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			that if it was the all Heaven, then that Eve, and if it was dollars and cents that we were passing
out here, everybody be racist, everybody be in line trying to get something.
		
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			But this is the inheritance that the probably some of left behind, he didn't he didn't leave behind,
didn't have enough, he didn't he buy gold and silver force. He left behind him he left behind now.
So our Prophet
		
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			has said, don't do these five things. all believers, letter houses don't envy one another. Remember,
number one is what
		
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			has
		
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			led to an edge issue from an edge, which which the the root of the word is to be deceitful. But here
it's referring to artificial raising of prices. So for example,
		
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			is a big going on
		
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			an auction. And this person is about to get it for $100. And he just like
		
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			one fish, just so he has to pay for you all you want to know he wants to get back. So you go 150
		
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			it could be because you know the the seller, and you want him to get a higher price. Because as we
say in English, you're an agent, you just don't want to get it.
		
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			So don't artificially raise prices that creates bad blood between the believers. Well as bad
		
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			as we
		
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			don't hate each other.
		
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			Right? Well as a dad,
		
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			which means don't turn your backs on one another.
		
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			So you may that could have multiple implications. But a lot of times it's referring to you know how
you see somebody you act like you don't see, because you don't want to talk to
		
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			you don't want to have any kind of relationship with them. This is
		
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			to turn your backs.
		
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			So don't don't be envious. Don't be deceitful and artificially raise prices. Don't hate one another.
Don't turn your backs on one another. Well that a bit Robin kaleida
		
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			and do not undercut one another. So that that refers to. For example,
		
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			let's say Dr. accent
		
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			You know his practice.
		
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			He says come you can get the service done in my, you know, my practice for $50. And other doctors
listening. He says how much reason says $50 an hour do the same thing for 40
		
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			happens in sales and things like this. So if we if we just look at these five, what is the
		
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			universal concept of the process of this
		
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			competition, competition is great.
		
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			cutthroat this round
		
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			English word, but it's great.
		
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			Right? So, so in other words, don't do anything
		
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			that is going to harm your brother,
		
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			or worrying about bad blood between Muslims. And the in the envy one, notice there's a promise I
started with him to not be envious of one another. envy. Envy means
		
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			that you despise blessing that another person
		
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			you despise that that person has that lesson.
		
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			And as many of the scholars have mentioned, this, often times, in most cases is between people have
the same profession, or people who share something in common with one another. It doesn't normally.
So for example, in general, you're not going to find a doctor who envies an athlete, or an athlete
who envies a businessman, or businessman who embodies a scholar, scholars, whatever you want,
doctors, whatever you want to know what you're doing. It's your brain. Right?
		
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			It may even transcend to ethnicities. Right? And so you'll find that if the brothers Pakistani,
		
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			and the Palestinian brother winds up with a brand new 2018 Mercedes. He's like subotica love
		
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			with another Pakistani comes with the music.
		
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			ethnicities
		
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			with gender. So anyway, the point is that
		
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			hassad is what Emily is one
		
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			that you desire,
		
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			that he never let somebody tell you, you despise the fact that somebody else has this.
		
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			Somebody else as this
		
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			now has, it is a huge problem. Because at the end of the day,
		
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			what's happening here? Who is the one that
		
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			that gave this person? what it is that they
		
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			love, I love that it could be material. Like you said, that person has a nice house.
		
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			person has a nice car, who is a good blessing with a loss of habitat.
		
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			Or it could be a talent.
		
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			Yes, it could be someone's intellect, the fact that they have knowledge that they're academically
inclined that they have an athletic talent or anything along those lines. I was so jealous, the one
that gave that to them. So when you disliked
		
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			them, basically you're saying, Oh my God, why would you give him that? Don't you know that I
deserved more than him?
		
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			So you're questioning the last part, that is the truth.
		
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			It also could be well, who knows if he really has a sound in his heart, he was the one who has
always given him more to feed. That's fine,
		
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			too, the envy data we don't know yet exactly. But the whole point is one that a person is
questioning with a lot
		
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			of lies. And that's why hazard is so dangerous, or hazardous or dangerous. And it's one of the main
factors that lead to the destruction of the system. And if you look at across the board, and you
look at communities that have been destroyed,
		
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			much of it comes from that disease.
		
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			It comes from that disease. All right. So again, this is not the topic. I'm going to finish up with
just a few shout outs so that we can
		
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			we can eat and then we can pray. So I was supposed to do a long time. But I just want us to
understand this heavy recovering from the property. So I have to say
		
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			Because his words are actually enough.
		
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			So the processor goes on to say, look at the lung,
		
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			and being of slaves of alone, brothers.
		
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			And we use that term
		
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			data we shouldn't shy away from them.
		
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			We haven't mentioned, we should submit,
		
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			to submit fully to whatever lots of data commands us to do. And in our freedom is in that
submission,
		
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			we submit to a loss of habitat and we we willingly become this thing.
		
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			We are, we are the slaves of the master King, and nobody else can enslave us and
		
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			we're not going to bow down to any other authority, or anything else, because we are slaves of Allah
subhana wa Tada. And his hand is the dominion of the heavens on earth.
		
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			And mostly no Muslim.
		
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			Muslim, is the brother of another Muslim
		
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			believer who was a guru.
		
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			Well, a few.
		
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			Again, three things here.
		
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			The Muslim is the brother of another Muslim, is not wrong. And we all know we're doing wrong is. And
so a Muslim does not wrong, another Muslim. And when you see that happening, you have to check that
on the Muslim
		
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			because that's what's going to cause destruction. And a lot of times, it's not going to stop at the
person is going to go to a family thing to a community thing. Right? After Muslim, the Muslim is the
brother of another person who does not wronged him. When
		
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			he does that, for safe him, he does not abandon him. In colloquial terms, he doesn't even he doesn't
even have to drive most of his lack
		
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			of drive.
		
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			And he does not belittle him
		
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			does involve him. He doesn't say he doesn't.
		
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			A Muslim doesn't look down on another Muslims. It doesn't matter what his ethnicity, though. He's
whatever he is, so he looks down on him. And you see this, maybe not so much in this country. But in
other lands, you'll see the fact that because this one is, you know, particular nationality, and
that one is Bengali looks down on it.
		
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			Certainly because of the ethnicity.
		
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			He doesn't look down on his profession is not as prestigious as mine. So he goes down, or we don't
do.
		
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			Because of the promise of it was someone who went on to say, a tough squat, and all that and pointed
to his chest three times, and tougher and tougher and
		
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			tougher. emanates from here. This is the house of tough your piety, your God consciousness. And so
you have to work on the heart, you have to be conscious of the heart.
		
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			It has to be in menasha. And yeah,
		
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			the process goes on to say it is enough to be considered evil.
		
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			That a Muslim.
		
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			Notice this point.
		
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			Because literally, when you when you look down on someone, then that usually
		
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			means that you have what your chest
		
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			tube.
		
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			And a problem. So I sort of said that no one will enter gender who has even a mustard seed in his
chest. So you're looking down on other Muslims.
		
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			This usually is an indication of kidney problems, right? Snowden.
		
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			And then he finishes with a very comprehensive statement.
		
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			And if we get the comprehensive statement that we'll be able to establish the proper balance.
Probably some says must be the island was the
		
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			entirety of a Muslim is sacred to the other Muslim.
		
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			I hold you to be someone who is I cannot violate you at all because you are a Muslim. The entirety
of the Muslim
		
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			is sacred to the other Muslim, his life.
		
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			His wealth and his honor the process.
		
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			So
		
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			we don't
		
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			bite other Muslims.
		
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			We don't do something that would infringe upon any of their rights. They're both
		
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			not Steve a Muslim out of his money.
		
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			And you definitely don't do anything that would infringe
		
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			To find his life, what is the ability to live with dignity and honor?
		
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			And so,
		
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			these broad rules that the prophet SAW
		
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			as mentioned that this heavy are the foundation of what is necessary for the start rather than each
word not each of this, that each sentence but each word that the Prophet
		
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			mentioned in this Hajji is deserving of its own time deserving of his own lecture. And perhaps in
the near future, we can deal with some of this in a bit more detail and allows you can always add in
those best so low as
		
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			an enemy number
		
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			24