Tahir Wyatt – Shattering the Shackles

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The speakers discuss the importance of learning the BMW principles of the Bible and the need for consistency in actions. They emphasize the importance of learning the commodity of loss of habitat and the importance of methodical defense of one's weight. They also touch on the concept of weight and the pros and cons of it, as well as the benefits of praying and learning about the principles of methodical defense. The speakers emphasize the importance of methodical defense and weighing the pros and cons of a woman who may be killed.

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			I have a lot we have in life.
		
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			You know, a lot, you know, he tells me he loves the people by providing the right knowledge, right.
And under the law, we have been blessed with someone who has been a student of knowledge. Pretty
much since right after high school. My children took Shahada and Gen Z as his bachelor's degrees
master's degree from the University of Medina. He was currently a PhD student.
		
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			And he was the first American to have a seat
		
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			teaching English, many mature have seen his lectures on YouTube teaching over there and how to take
them on introduction because all of you already know who he is, which is right up here.
		
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			So today, he is going to speak.
		
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			So he's going to speak tonight on
		
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			moderate Muslims in modern America. So looking forward to hearing what he has to say. And then
she'll
		
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			talk about something else.
		
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			I'm going to ask people to do his heart. And others know France has this assignment she
		
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			wants to compete.
		
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			In these types of programs that he already won, he received an email from EDC and you don't need to
		
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			put your email in very neatly. So we make sure we can get in touch with you.
		
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			Well, without further further ado, check.
		
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			Have you learned initially and personality
		
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			for them?
		
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			Mashallah.
		
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			Mashallah Mohammedan
		
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			solomani. While
		
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			he was on number two, the only the only been
		
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			a lot of hand
		
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			has left this home,
		
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			to have a chain
		
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			that goes back to the profit it assigns to the Senate. Really, we should reflect over that. can
remember
		
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			some years ago,
		
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			just thinking about the fact that, you know, living in Saudi Arabia, obviously, you hear this a lot
outside of domestic life, not just inside us. So whether you're here to be grinding and
		
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			grinding. He said, If you were on the receiving end, it just dawned on me that it's been being
recited out loud for the last 1400 some odd years. Right. Now,
		
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			if you consider them,
		
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			not just, obviously, five prayers, but around the nine it's being recited aloud multiple times
because it's just become actually it's a recent phenomena that we're trying to finish the Brian's
Run with me today. And we try to recite the news every night. And domestically, they're running.
That's a recent phenomena. They used to finish the prime multiple times in Ramadan.
		
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			In fact, I'm not gonna like discussing this issue. But Do any of you know how many rock axes to pray
in Medina from the time of the
		
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			the latter time of the early time
		
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			and how many rock accidents to pray fatale
		
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			836.
		
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			From the time of the Sahaba
		
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			in Medina, they prayed 36 rockets, not a not 20 or anything else. And you can just imagine that they
weren't finishing the brine multiple times in the month of Roman deployments, that the brine is
being recited out loud wasn't just a book that people had to be put in a drawer or something like
that. So what does that mean? That means if someone makes a mistake when he was reciting, they were
doing the same thing that happens now the next would happen, somebody else corrects that event.
		
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			That means there was actually no room for distortion.
		
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			Brian, we need to keep that in mind that there was no room for the distortion of the crime because
it was constantly recite it out loud. There is no other Dean. That's my period.
		
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			The Christians did not have a Bible, what we call the Bible today, right? The New Testament,
		
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			the Gospels and the letters of Paul and so on. They didn't have a book actually like that, for the
first 100 years after the death of or after what they call the death of Christ.
		
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			The Jews admitted he, by their own admission, lost their book for 300 years, which means that there
was a large time span where there was no connection, there was no chain,
		
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			once that chain is broken, that they cannot go back to there.
		
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			So the Jews, by their own admission, do not have a book that has a chain that goes back to loosen.
		
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			And the Christians do not have a book that goes by the chain. Back to Lisa Addison.
		
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			Well, how can we have a direct connection to Revelation and that's something we're like, is a Nima.
It is a true blessing from Allah subhana wa tada that we can have full confidence that in 1438, we
are reading the exact same book that was revealed to our Prophet Mohammed, that insight was meant
because no other been consistent.
		
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			And that book contains the knowledge that we need to be better sleep.
		
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			And this is the greatest blessing of all lessons. beneficial knowledge men and black men have a
massive acidity and a lot of people say a satin, like the one who wrote the Tafseer.
		
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			He said, who the 10 men have been and women it will use he will shut down. He said know that the
greatest of all meaning and favorites from the loss of power of data
		
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			is knowledge that removes from you a shed up, shut me down.
		
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			And at dawn mean filth and it purifies. So the Eman And this these two or this line of poetry, he is
encouraging us to seek beneficial knowledge because knowledge removes shut when you shut
		
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			down. There's only one way to remove doubt from that increase in getting which is the opposite for
to increase in knowledge. And it also removes that done which is filled or that was stained. So here
we understand that it is very important for us to have knowledge
		
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			it becomes even clearer when we think about the opposite of knowledge which is
		
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			ignorance and you've ever been playing Warhammer alongside him.
		
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			He said something that was profound that I really want I want you to let this sink in because it's
going to help you in your life for so long time. He said definitely mental and now the Laboratory of
one people entered the fire from three different gates or three different drawers.
		
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			But it was the first one
		
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			like how many gates
		
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			allow us to enter genda from any of the eight weeklies
		
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			and now
		
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			that that's the that's the physical doors. Here we're talking about angles. So we have three angles
if you will that lead to Doubtfire the first one
		
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			Don't be scared
		
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			to stand up in all kinds of
		
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			designs, okay.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So he says, He says Babel should perhaps in
		
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			our country checking
		
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			that it is at the door of misconceptions that cause you to doubt about the religion of a
		
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			So and this is something that that today is prevalent, probably more so than ever in the history of
the world because of how fast information can travel.
		
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			And so people just shoot down stuff What about this and what about them? And it's not that they are
answers to it, but if it finds a person who is weakened his knowledge then maybe it takes root. So,
the first angle is a sugar sugar act, okay. So, these misconceptions that cause you to doubt about
the religion of Allah, then how do we find somewhere
		
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			with with not
		
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			so that's why we can close that door
		
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			with knowledge that is beneficial, right, second is Ben Sherman once he
		
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			did a sham
		
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			Sham routing, which channel
		
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			So, what is
		
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			your loss? your desires, why because it causes you to put your Hauer causes you to put your desires
over the obedience or the loss of payment data and what pleases Him. So in other words, you choose
your own pleasure over the pleasing of Allah subhana wa Tada. And this is something that is a fact
that leads to the fire.
		
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			The last door is better than love opening the door of anger
		
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			which causes a little one
		
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			thing that causes you to transgress or infringe upon the rights of abortion paired with as Creech
		
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			and so as you know that may they came to the Prophet I never saw him and he asked him for advice.
The Prophet sallallahu Sallam said that tough
		
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			times every time they ask me.
		
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			Because when a person they told him Don't get angry, because when a person gets angry, they do
things that they normally would not do.
		
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			All right, so these are the three doors that lead to the fire now. The second door, we talked about
the first one, which is that's a misconception. The second door that leads to the fire, there's a
door of Shambo, what helps you deal with Shana? Would you agree with your last
		
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			song?
		
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			with certain types of lifestyle, we like just talking about lust for the opposite gender or
something like that a person may crave status. A person may crave wealth, a person may crave many
things that are, you know, we're not just talking about
		
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			to constantly remember the last time and honestly, you know, a lot of times people think VIP kid is
the hole something in his
		
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			video is what starts in your heart is that that's my father, remember, you remember our last data
and then you say something off and get a tone because you have to remember, because you remember the
last time you say something off your tongue, and a person made me realize whatever it is, he's not
saying anything, but he's conscious of it. which requires
		
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			knowledge, which requires not, because the more you know who it is, the less likely you will be to
disobeyed for so many reasons. And if you read the Quran, Ramadan is not
		
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			far away. And many of you were striving to read the Koran more in Ramadan. You see how many is and
with
		
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			was even hacking. And they were the names of the last time. Why? So that you can put 99 names up on
your wall until you can do this and make you feel good as a great parent because your kids memorize
99 Names of Allah doesn't understand one of them.
		
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			Is that what is for all so that we can understand the meanings. alliance of Intel is telling us who
he is to these names. Because you may have somebody named Kareem and he's the stinkiest person in
the world.
		
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			But that's true. Somebody was Korean
		
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			generals.
		
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			There are a lot of people named currimundi, not generous, but allies, his names, his names carry the
means. So life is alive. It means he knows everything. He is assuming he is. I mean, so again, it's
so that we know by this knowledge, we know what doesn't happen all the time it is so that we grow
when we
		
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			give myself a better opportunity to stay away from that shall act are those less than designed to
take us away from the obedience of the law. So kind of what time later.
		
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			So the first two doors will close on this one,
		
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			the title,
		
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			which is the last one, the door of anger
		
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			will be closed.
		
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			So, yes, we say yes, with someone, we close down with having patience. And with being mean
forbearance, which also goes back to
		
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			it has its roots in which you are knowledgeable of a loss of handle what's added, because what is it
that's going to make the patient except that you are trying to be patient for a loss of habitat, but
you are waiting for this reward, again. And so the point here is not to belabor the issue of
knowledge. But I think that it is something that is extremely important for us to always remember
that we need to learn more about the being of a loss of habitat. And, quite frankly, you know, we
hear these reminders, often. But if you leave, and you don't have a plan for yourself, there's not
going to be an increase in numbers. And I'm not talking about I'm not talking about you joining a
		
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			particular Institute or doing this or doing that. And the reality is, is that the majority of the
Muslims do not have the time to dedicate large chunks of the debate, to seeking knowledge.
		
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			It's not like that now. And it wasn't like that at the time of the Prophet, it is a lot to say.
		
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			So we're not going to sit up here and pretend that this is the case.
		
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			At the same time,
		
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			we can't be a people who are all enough. Either I'm going to be a student who wants to go to the
Arab world or somewhere else, and I'm going to, you know, dedicate my life to this.
		
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			Or, you know, I'll catch a lecture here. And if you can't, that is not the way you build your theme.
It is through consistency.
		
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			And the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said that the most beloved actions to last pantalla are those that
are most consistent, even if they mean few. Right? So we can take the example on American heritage,
we can take the example of There's a famous story about the tortoise and the hare, right?
		
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			You got the one that's running, and then it looks back, and he smiles, he sees all the way back
there. And he chills and relaxing and this guy just
		
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			little by little. So if you'd like to tour this, you'll get a shot.
		
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			Take a half hour,
		
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			and just listen to something about this left
		
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			hand alone, you brothers have opportunities that did not exist. But for those of you who are around,
		
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			you know, back in the days, they say, you know, that needs to wait for weeks, so and so's on this
part of the country. And they gave a lecture who's to wait for weeks to get the tape to tape.
		
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			Right?
		
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			They make those anymore.
		
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			The number like certain brothers in each city by one brother designated in each city, he had the one
by three, he would record and we would wait. You know, because we were waiting for the knowledge.
Now some kind of like this, pick up your phone, you can get the latest.
		
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			But we're not taking advantage of that technology. We're not using it in a way that has been
efficient. And there's so much out there that has been efficient. And if you just take a half hour
day, you will see in two months you will see the difference in between.
		
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			You'll see the difference in your children's needs. So it's critical that you leave here with a plan
how am I going to increase myself and not don't just say some kind of religion joined that Arabic
class that started a month ago wait for the next one to come around. And then the fire burns out and
it's over. And you forgot all about start from today? Because the Prophet is selectively said and
		
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			he said to me 1015 minutes that they are to less than that many people are modeling boom feeling
that they are cheated out that they don't take advantage
		
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			as they had to
		
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			In free time,
		
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			what does that mean? That means that you are supposed to as a Muslim,
		
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			you get all this self help stuff. As a Muslim, you are required to have time meant.
		
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			See, a lot of times when we talk about the colors of this thing, and we're supposed to be dutiful,
to like, talk to our parents and these types of things, we neglect the fact that there's a whole
side of this land that the promise of lack of the Sun has encouraged us to do. And we're going out
trying to find the latest self help book.
		
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			So the issue is, we we as Muslims, in this part of Time management is part of it. And actually, you
know, if you ever hear Muslim, say, I need to kill some time,
		
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			we won't have time to kill, we really don't like the love of time, and you said
		
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			it's a luxury to get up in the morning, don't wait for the evening to come.
		
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			And listen to me get to the even cannot wait for the point, it's
		
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			it's very possible that a lost child is not allowed to live to that moment. So you have to take
them, there's no such thing. As a Muslim, we don't have a concept you can.
		
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			If, at the end of the day, a lot less this will be these things here that have actually that you can
put the crime on and you can just read the Brian, you have an extra 30 minutes
		
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			into something that is that is beneficial, like
		
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			part of novels that I want to talk about tonight.
		
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			I think that
		
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			it is time for us as Muslims in this country, to mature in our discourse about Islam.
		
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			And a lot of times we approach this land, from an issue based standpoint, we look at, you know, we
learn issues that are really learning the slang.
		
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			So you know, the latest
		
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			issue on the market is whatever. And then we go learn solid, rather plain Gray was hands down on the
side of his mouth. And we need to go back and read the books and try to figure out how to convince
him to put his hands on his chest. Right? And so this edition, and so I hope that you now memorize
all the different fifth opinions about that and and if you say put it here and you haven't seen him,
and then I learned okay now and I put it all together and then and then what happened at the end
benefited greatly, greatly, greatly praised the way praising Allah, sometimes Allah will judge him
and does he want to tell us so?
		
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			I really want to see him like, a little deeper.
		
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			So I know you brothers here. Haven't had the luxury of having camel meat. But
		
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			it's good.
		
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			You see that hump? You know that hump? If
		
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			you know, a camel has a hump, right? I'm just making sure that I'm saying hey, what is that hump?
		
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			That's why camel is with me because because all the fat goes up into the hump. And so you see in the
Okay, so the handling wellhead says that it can lead to breach and we'll do right? All the rest of
the the event or the beginning of each campaign it doesn't break into. Alright. Okay, so then go
back and study the issue.
		
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			Okay, fine. If you pray behind somebody who does not believe that can when he breaks his will do.
		
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			You guys go out, we go out.
		
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			And we eat all together. We all need to go meet him. And you are on the belief that you studied and
you know everything inside out, you know the authenticity of each Haddington, who narrated what
number it is in the books.
		
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			And so this brother here is like I hear everything you're saying. However, I believe that that kind
of design and he gets up, he's the man and he starts praying.
		
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			Can you pray behind him?
		
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			If you can, if you can pray behind raging
		
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			if you can pray behind reason, but if you can't print behind
		
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			you absolutely can pray
		
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			without a doubt even
		
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			All inside yourself.
		
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			Let me change the question. If you got the Ukrainian wrapping to do, could you pray about it? You
know?
		
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			Now, this is an interesting point. Because what, because it's about your position with a lump hammer
attack, it's about what you believe and aligns with job is going to judge you accordingly.
		
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			So
		
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			now when we go back, then we start doing this issue by issue.
		
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			The reality is, if you did that, you would come 3040 years later?
		
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			And what would you have?
		
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			A bunch of issues?
		
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			I mean, not like
		
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			you would you would have memorized or you would know, a bunch of issues. But would you live notice?
Let's
		
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			see. So the issue is,
		
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			to to kind of take a step back and say, Where did we go wrong? and educating the people? And where
did we go long wrong in our learning of this man.
		
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			The reality is, if we take a step back, we realize that it is very important for us to learn the
Maxim's of the universals, those broad principles that this man is based upon.
		
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			Tonight, I'm going to talk about this one of those principles,
		
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			just so that you can get a feel for what it means to learn a principle that a maxim something that
is land is built upon.
		
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			To go back to an men document will now serve a certain document. It's not because he is a very
special scholar means the shape of shape what they mean.
		
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			But But what made him very special, in minds, is that he was able to take many of the books of the
earlier scholars of Islam and
		
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			reword them in a manner that made it easier, he was able to simplify the knowledge of the early
scholars themselves.
		
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			And so there is a principle that they were not claiming a hammer was very heavy.
		
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			And that is the principle that this Deen is built upon muscle,
		
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			which means benefit. The entire religion is built upon benefit and recovering harm.
		
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			So if there is a ruling, in which the harm of their own outweighs the benefit that it is not
frontiersmen, then it is not
		
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			no safety de bajo la. He has a book. And I honestly hope that
		
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			some of you brothers who may know Arabic and English very well take the time to get to this book,
hopefully it will be translated into English. It's called collide, one soon agenda.
		
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			So it's called the principles, comprehensive principles and Maxim's are comprehensive principles and
universals. And what he does is he frame the first one, the second one, the third one, and shake,
have an opinion on him a long time, as explained in a very beneficial book, The first principle that
he makes, and this is something that this is basically what I want you to leave with tonight, is
this principle that allows him in the time has not mandated anything, he has only mandated that
which is purely beneficial. That which has a pure benefit, or a proprietary
		
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			that's number one,
		
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			the second half of it, and he has not prohibited anything, except that it is pure harm,
		
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			or that it's harms proponents.
		
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			We have four sections. The whole D is built upon this. And his poetry is with Dino McNeil, and I
don't know sign up. We just we have a team of friends, that this deal is built upon a Masonic
		
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			interest of people the benefit that which is beneficial to the people attract and tracking the
benefit and becoming our whole team is built.
		
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			But let's look at this principle.
		
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			He says a lot only
		
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			mandates that which is purely beneficial. Like, give me an example of something that is truly
beneficial.
		
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			But
		
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			can't see.
		
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			Anyone I have, I'll take issue with them for the simple fact that a person has to take it out as
well. So it may be, there may be a degree of harm in it, but there's no doubt that the benefit
outweighs the harm. But what is the first thing to realize we'll go commands.
		
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			So he
		
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			told me,
		
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			is the first command in the grind. And that was that was the profit is selected pursuant to worship
a loss of habitat alone. And there is no doubt that tawheed is purely beneficial. Because when you
become a slave of a loss of habitat, and our philosophy is to heat
		
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			that
		
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			up
		
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			from the greatest benefits of tawheed, is that you become free.
		
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			asleep, what does the slave want more than anything?
		
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			free, free, he was playing,
		
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			he was playing the house, a spouse to enter a slave once free
		
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			from the greatest benefits up to him from the greatest virtues until he is that it frees you from
bondage to the creation.
		
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			Okay, because the reality is, if you're not worshiping the lowest penalty, let alone that your heart
is attached to other things. And those things control your heart and you are enslaved to those
things.
		
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			From an album providing a token,
		
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			you have really liked, we put them off noting what time
		
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			we're holding him on a jet.
		
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			It frees us from being attached to those things from fearing those things from hoping in those
things. When all of that is attached to us. That's pure benefit. Because the lies that we tell them
is the only one that can bring their home or bring their benefit. And so when you come to become a
true story of a lost family, you're free.
		
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			And that's a deep concept, because you have to willingly be a slave
		
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			to be free.
		
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			Till he is pure.
		
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			Something is later then
		
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			has a proprietary, but that is that the benefit of it outweighs the harm. But there is definitely
some harm the sisters notice.
		
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			That's
		
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			polygyny.
		
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			Yeah, we don't talk about
		
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			any brothers have to
		
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			share.
		
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			Everybody is Toby.
		
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			So now that we're on a serious note, because what what oftentimes happens is we get these casted
ankles. So somebody's got a second wife and shouldn't,
		
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			right, because he's got both women on lovely.
		
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			Or, I mean, he can't emotionally deal with it to the end, right? So that brother should not get to
watch. And then when he does, there's chaos. And so then he says CC, that's why See, and then and
there is a lot of philosophy behind it what approximately, someone was only married to conceives
magnesium only for the first, you know, 15 years and then he only married the other ones to bring
the tribes together and this one was an orphan and that that was whatever, you know, the whole
philosophy comes out of me to collapse that's by and large, we don't make it Hello, then that means
that it is beneficial,
		
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			meaning very loose, more beneficial than harmful as a system, not for every individual.
		
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			We understand because a lot of times people take it and they think that be okay, it's allowed but
that doesn't necessarily mean that it's right for this person.
		
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			But that person, but as a system, it is more beneficial for society, the manner
		
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			and honestly, it
		
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			is. So this is an example of something that is beneficial, but there's some harm, there's some harm
because even in situations where is right,
		
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			the system is not going to be able to see
		
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			his kids are not going to be able to see him on a daily basis with that may be something that is
more beneficial for them. Right. So there's a there's a degree of harmony. But when you look at the
benefit for society as a whole, then there's no doubt that Aleister would tell us
		
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			He is the most knowledgeable, he has the most wisdom.
		
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			He is aware of solidity and sublime
		
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			would not permit something in which the harm of outweighs the benefit. But the point is that it's
not a pure benefit that we need to understand that this man has that which is purely beneficial. And
that which is that was the benefit of it now please.
		
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			Look at some things which are purely harmful.
		
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			Sure, sure. The opposite is pure,
		
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			something that the harm of it outweighs the benefit though there may be some benefit.
		
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			He said rebellious,
		
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			rebellious, rebellious.
		
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			Drinking alcohol, and gambling, okay. All of these things have a degree of benefit.
		
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			And even for some people, you know, it comes out on them, you know, the interest thing, we live in
America,
		
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			basically, I mean, they're not gonna say it like that. But basically, it's, well, I don't, I don't
understand. Because, really, if you look at it, if I go rent this place, I'm going to be paying 2500
a month, and if I just get a mortgage, then I can pay like 19 a month. And then at the end of 30
years, I'm gonna own it at the end of 30 years, and I'm paying for my own.
		
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			That's the thought process. So therefore, my critical for myself is that rebbes.
		
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			And then, if one telling you, this is a dangerous ideology, but it's it's crept into the oma,
especially here.
		
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			And there's a lot of reasons for keeping in here. But that is that if I don't understand the ration
now,
		
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			I don't understand the ration now, but I don't have to do
		
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			now, I'll give you an example. But you just heard, because I know that a law said in the Koran and
every bed is hot, like as in he actually said what Helen Laughlin
		
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			will have one of the best that he knows. And then we use
		
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			a lovely
		
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			buying and selling train, he made that cut out and he made the bad part. So the person understand
that.
		
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			But because they don't understand why they think they have the option of you know, basically
neglecting that, that that command. So absolutely like this. How many of us are your parents? Your
children, okay.
		
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			Your kid comes in the house. And you have a chocolate bar
		
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			in the in the refrigerator, chocolate bar, and so peanuts and you know that your child is allergic
to peanuts. Okay. So you tell you the kid opens up?
		
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			No, can you walk up? Not? Okay. You don't have the obligation to facilitate explaining what the
ingredients are.
		
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			Okay, 20 minutes later, you get a phone call. They need to go to emergency room full.
		
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			blown up. What happened?
		
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			Why? Because their rationale was that he just go along. He wanted me to eat lunch first. He told me
not to eat the candy bar because I mean,
		
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			so much.
		
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			That wasn't the reason. But because the intellect of the child is not there yet.
		
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			They are doing their own rationale. They understood the command don't eat them only.
		
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			If that is the difference between you and your child, which has been what 20 years apart with 30
years of party, something like that. Fine.
		
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			Understand, we're about to demonstrate us the hokulani.
		
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			Why do we think that we have the right
		
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			to require that we understand the rationale behind every single thing before we implement the
commands,
		
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			you are a slave
		
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			of almost
		
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			free yourself from being the slave of yourself. Follow the commands of the last minute and if you
grow in knowledge below, you will understand the rationale. It means that on a personal note, I
understand today that I didn't understand five years ago, not understood five years
		
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			10 years before and it makes perfect sense as we grow and we mature and are not. It does not give us
the right to disobey Allah subhana
		
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			wa rebbeck Okay, so the system of revenge so here we go. rebag may be beneficial for a specific
individual in a specific situation. But the system of Rebeck is not beneficial to society. All it
does is make the rich get richer, and the poor, the poor.
		
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			And it makes people attached to the dunion because what they do is go out and live beyond their
means.
		
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			Then keep up with the Joneses for the Johnsons.
		
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			All right.
		
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			So, alcohol and gambling, the same thing, the last minute that I mentioned alcohol and gambling a
number of times in the grind to get one, what's the connection between the alcohol and gaming
		
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			to connect alcohol with something to drink? And when?
		
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			what's the what's the connection? The pitch,
		
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			people get addicted to vote. So last
		
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			time, it could
		
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			be woman.
		
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			Next, but this moment, I probably
		
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			must ask you about 100 meter dash about intoxicants and gambling, saying that in them would be human
if there was a great sin woman that invented
		
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			lots of the day some benefit in alcohol and gaming.
		
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			And if you have somebody who wins the lottery, they'll tell you that there was a great benefit.
		
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			What happened? What was the issue?
		
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			At vote
		
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			the sin that is involved in them is greater than the benefit. So here to see that
		
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			has made it impermissible like we get to application here. So what are we doing it we are doing what
they call weighing the pros and the cons to weigh muscle and muscle you're weighing the pros and the
cons the benefit and the harm and that is every aspect of the man. It does that mean that you can
override a clear text, isn't it? Because you believe that something is more beneficial than another
but understanding this principle helps us in the following ways number one, it will help us to
understand why certain things had been made permissible or influence. The good thing what is today
		
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			did you guys get rain here one day like heavy heavy rain
		
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			Sunday night
		
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			so
		
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			we got really really heavy on Monday night.
		
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			And so what happened was the man by the side
		
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			so he pretty much live and then right after lovely the printing the chef
		
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			now
		
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			we're residents. Correct. And the last one data says with Brian in the saliva Canada we need
		
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			more gluten. That the salaat is upon the believers to crave saliva and they're fixed that
		
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			now we combine in the West.
		
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			Why are you allowed to combine
		
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			and the message even though you're supposed to pray? You're
		
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			welcome
		
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			Well, what benefited,
		
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			benefited people benefited the people you were praying, eventually you go home and was to, to wet
the house.
		
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			Because there is a benefit in praying in Japan, and praying in Japan, and being together as a Japan.
		
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			And so that benefit takes precedence over the benefit of praying at the right time is but 90 praying
in specific time, especially because there are other instances in the shittier, which allow us to
pray,
		
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			combined, like when you're training, for example.
		
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			So now we get, we get to understand, oh, this is why that's like that, because our beam is
consistent. Islam is consistent. We have consistency in our religion, when it comes to this
principle, we, so that's number one. The second thing is that
		
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			we may begin to better understand a lot of the fatalities have
		
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			given a certain fatality. Many, many, many of the fatality during that game are based on this
principle of winning the heart, and the good of the situation. And a lot of times is a judgment
call. So for example, you know, we have situations where a woman may genuinely fear for her life. If
she wears,
		
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			then that may not be everywhere. And people have different circumstances depending on where they are
		
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			here in America, but the point is they want to make
		
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			a scholarly duper flexible, because you're going to weigh that arm and that benefit. Obviously,
there's a Harmon we're taking off her PJ.
		
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			But the harm of her being killed if or harm
		
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			to somebody to hurt her.
		
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			If that is a reality, and it's not something that's just a figment of her imagination, that there's
in reality, there are people who want to harm the Muslims in this particular areas, nobody knew
that, then defects was going to be the she can take off her dead, that's not a tenable. That's what
we are now going to come and we're going to weigh the pros and the cons. And that's part of our
deep. This is not just something that, oh, yeah, we need to make judgment call judgment calls. And,
you know, we need to learn this horrifying thing that we weigh the harms and the benefits and
situations. The third point.
		
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			And
		
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			this is the point that I think is appropriate for everyone here is that we can grow by understanding
this principle of methodical defense of the way the pros and the cons. We can grow in our
appreciation for the diversity of opinions that exist amongst the scholars of Islam, and we can
begin to incorporate in our own lives. The way that we look at the
		
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			if you take an example
		
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			of that, let's just say, for the brothers here who have accepted
		
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			and whose parents may not.
		
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			Let's just say a brother's mom calls him up.
		
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			And she says, I'm gross with me $200.
		
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			She has a gambling problem.
		
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			What is this?
		
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			No,
		
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			no, because he lives in Maryland, does she live in Alaska?
		
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			What does he do?
		
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			He sends her money.
		
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			There's a possibility that she's going to use it again. Matter of fact, had she not had a gambling
problem. She wouldn't need the groceries. So in effect, you're paying for her. Or again, you're
supporting a family.
		
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			So he didn't
		
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			answer the question. I want you to think about you have a situation here where you have to weigh
your pros and your parents, that's your mother.
		
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			And she wasted her money but she genuinely needs groceries now.
		
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			But
		
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			the point is you do have a situation here, you have to make a you as a Muslim, you have to make a
judgment call, you do.
		
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			If there's somebody vows available to you that you can bounce ideas off, that's a great thing, but
not everybody has. The thing here is that the more you grow, this is one, you know, maximum,
university that spans every aspect of it, there's, the more
		
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			the more you born, and what I'm telling you right now is literally baby food. I mean, this this
particular principle, and then we can stay on it for, you know, 10 hours or so, and still just get a
cursory understanding. But the issue is what I am suggesting,
		
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			for those of you who are blind, or those of you who have the responsibility of educating others, and
for those of you who want to learn your religions, encourage those who are teaching to teach you
these universals of this name, because it is going to help you understand your deen and see it as
something that is complete and whole. And then you can take the issue by issue, some of them are not
going to say anything, and
		
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			some of them are less significant than others. But the point is, you'll be able to put everything
into perspective. And this principle, and is supported by so much benefits in this time and time to
go into any
		
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			Willemstad, but I will give you some so that you can feel comfortable that our team is built on this
principle, a lot of data. So let's assume that you're the only one doing them for the simple law at
the moment.
		
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			He said, Do not revive those who are the items that they are caught that they are that they worship,
besides so that they will not, in turn, revive the loss of chemical data, or assault of us kind of
data in retaliation because of their ignorance. So what do we have here? Is there a benefit in
insulting
		
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			the the false gods?
		
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			Is there a benefit in
		
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			this? No, because why? Because, because it shows that they're false.
		
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			you highlight the fact that these are false deities, and that there's only one deity worthy of
worship. But if that is going to lead to them, in turn, now insulting the loss of habitat and revive
them, then now we have to weigh the harm and the benefit of that don't do it. Because at least by
		
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			the How many of you have been to Mecca?
		
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			So you've seen the tab, the tab looks like a few. Right. And then there's a a semicircle.
		
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			on the north side, on the north side of the cabinet, what does that semicircle call
		
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			they call it right? Okay, that that semicircle is actually part of the car as part of the foundation
of the cabin. And actually a long time after probably somebody that is not part of the the top of
the population said yes. And she said, Well, then why wasn't it built up all the way like the rest
of the garden? The process of learning something new york, people ran out of funds and like, they
have enough fun, so we just like basically put that that imprinting. Okay, so then she asked about
the door, Why is the door high to the point that you need a ladder to get up into the cabinet. And
the prompts are some explained, that always wanted to be able to
		
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			prevent people from just freaking entering into the gap. So then the practice of like a subset of
		
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			the two people have just recently left at me, and they just recently entered into a snake. I will
have built the cabin up on the foundations and
		
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			Built it up with that in place. And I will put a door on the side on the west side so that the
people can enter from one door and exit from the other except that it may agitate up.
		
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			In what sense, the fact that okay, they already knew to a snake. And now you're coming in with
changing the copper as well. This is something that may have met with that it's settled in their
hearts right. And so the prophecy lives on in order to keep them settled on a slanted map to the
left. He was weighing the pros and the cons in the scope on the long term and when he was
		
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			In a minute, and for those of you who want to record the points a minute,
		
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			the profit is off as soon as you don't pray to recognize for each of the Select, and you know, put
it
		
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			in the chat.
		
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			But Rosemary used to pray
		
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			for
		
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			it smooth Roni a long time. And we had a problem with that problem. He said, I prayed behind the
prophecy, so to rakats, my brain behind me buckler to work fast and afraid behind the Roma on the
low side of the animal to rock x. And now a man prays for and then guess what they did and pray for?
Buy. There's been so I can't
		
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			you just say ABC and D. and then pray for it. He said, a
		
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			different scheme,
		
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			different people, we need to stick together. And so he is waiting, what muscle how much you see my
whole beam the whole day, it is not just our theme that is the shitty How did that interact with
Sudan, but it is Islam in totality.
		
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			What the
		
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			Who came with two days of Judaism, which
		
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			no Prophet came to the
		
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			Prophet came with Christianity.
		
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			Okay with Christianity.
		
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			All of the profits came with this land.
		
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			All of the profits came with this land,
		
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			in the deal, and in the long
		
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			run, they're living in
		
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			Islam, all of the practice came with Islam. But each one of them had their own shitty mathematics.
Each messenger has its own shunyata some of the prophets vallabhacharya.
		
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			So how to follow the the shinyanga.
		
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			So, if we look at the end, I guess I'll just wrap it up with this. If we look at the shipyard Mussa,
same concept of Messiah much
		
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			the story of Mossad is that it was for 40 days to receive revelation from Allah subhanho wa Taala.
And this was accurate, this money has been insane from zero.
		
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			They were still under pressure. And how boom, moose is what I would say left
		
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			over budget aside
		
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			and told him to oscillate, to rectify the situation to be on top of them to teach them oversee the
situation.
		
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			llamosa was
		
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			now, almost it came back. He had the 10.
		
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			Right, which had the revelation.
		
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			What did he see when he came back?
		
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			He saw a group of beggars I wasn't all of them. He saw a group from ready to start worshipping the
cat now must have saved them because
		
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			they now just after they turn it back on a deals, the Sammy will build the golden cat for them. And
they began to worship that golden cat and Moosa could not contain themselves. It couldn't contain
himself down to 10.
		
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			And he took his brother by the pool.
		
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			And he said to him, why didn't she come tell me what they did?
		
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			And you can tell him
		
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			how long the response for moose is.
		
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			is indicative of what we're talking about right now, which is Wayne the Harmon event. He sets
		
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			amongst other things in the Koshi. And
		
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			I fear
		
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			that you would say to me, that you have caused the division amongst things.
		
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			They were worshipping the cat
		
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			as opposed to a loss of habitat. And he tried to stop them. He did. He said, he tried to stop them
and say, No, como esta la Hoon? What can be up to me? But they were about to kill me because he was
in the back and forth. Right. So he backed
		
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			And he didn't go say anything to move Saturday, so hard to say. Because with him, that venue just
want to stay together under those circumstances, even though he's going to start worshiping, again,
that they stay together was more beneficial than some of them splitting off from us.
		
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			So he had the concept of weighing, harm and benefit, but he was correct. And that is, besides
		
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			the fact that there was that process when it came to the corrective, who didn't understand. But the
fact that there was that process of weighing the benefits and the harm. So this is something that,
again, there's a lot that needs to be said about this issue. But I want you brothers to consider
this, in every decision that is being made, in your personal lives, and in your lives, as Muslims in
the massages, and so on and so forth. That the Muslim, the benefit of staying together, of being
together, as one democracy takes precedence over everything else in the mess.
		
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			Being together as a Jamaican, and we are not, we do not have the luxury
		
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			of being divided. And that does not mean that if we see something wrong, that we stay silent. I'm
not saying that, it does mean that we have to have a point that we don't allow things to break.
		
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			Like the Prophet is selective of Sudan when he spoke about the difference between the husband and
the wife.
		
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			And he talked about women being gentle creatures.
		
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			That if you press them too hard, that they may break, but customer have palapa and the breaking
hurts.
		
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			Right, that to the point of break, that we have to begin to recognize that as brothers because when
we come together as brothers and sisters, when we come together, we like to see things the same way
all the time.
		
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			And it's okay.
		
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			We can engage in discourse. This is the way I see it. This is why we see it that way. But the point
that is going to get that now we break our to math, then we've gone too far. Because the future
generations of this theme and the future generations of Muslims in this country, depend on us
keeping these institutions together, and keeping them stable.
		
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			Developing stabilization and sustainability and fire institutions. This is something that is
critical. And that's not what will happen if we keep the bottom over every single little issue. And
again, I'm not saying
		
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			to make this very clear. I'm not saying that you let everything slide. But I'm saying that you have
to pick and choose your battles that you need to wait. The best way to benefit in the army and all
of those situations will long
		
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			run