Tahir Wyatt – The Qualities of the Mutaqeen

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The speakers discuss the characteristics of Islam's people, including their behavior and personality, and the importance of fasting, avoiding alcohol and drinking, and not giving things like charity. They stress the need to be mindful of one's behavior and avoid giving things up without a reward. The negative impact of giving charity without a bank account on one's wealth and the importance of serving oneself and others is also discussed. The speakers emphasize the need for rewarding others, avoiding promises, and avoiding promises. They also emphasize the importance of forgiveness and apologizing for past mistakes, emphasizing the need to stop harming others, learn how to get oneself out of the way, and avoid apologizing for past mistakes.

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			And then finally learn
		
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			to say
		
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			when
		
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			fusina will say, Melina Mayor de la palma de la la.
		
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			La Allah.
		
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			Allah Allah, Allah.
		
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			Allah
		
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			Allah Allah
		
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			ready
		
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			for follow
		
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			on when he sat
		
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			in the lobby Can you come up BAM?
		
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			Yeah You're welcome. Yeah you're Latina.
		
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			EDA, you slip
		
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			and falls in alima America now circle.
		
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			We're heavy. Have you Mohammed Al Salam it was Sunday worship.
		
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			Allah Allah, Allah Allah.
		
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			My
		
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			brothers and sisters in Islam. As you all know, we are coming up by the month of on the line. And
the closer we get to on the line, it is important for us to examine the characteristics and the
qualities of the people who have a tough one.
		
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			It is not as important that we look at the do's and don'ts of Ramadan. Most of the Muslims notice
you know that you're not supposed to eat and drink and that you refrain from relations with your
wife from the time of the ban of fudger until Monday live and all of these things that we understand
the objective of Ramadan is what
		
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			the objective of Ramadan is to attain template. It's not just that you refrain from food and
drinking that you starve all day. And that you remember all of the poor people who can't eat is one
of the wisdoms if you will of Ramadan that we understand those things, but that is not the objective
of Ramadan that is not why Allah subhana wa tada prescribed for us a month of fasting, he prescribed
a month of fasting so that we become more conscious of him some kind of a time, so that we grow and
develop tougher
		
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			that we are God fearing that we are more aware of him. So
		
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			this is the reason why fasting was prescribed. So because of that, it is important for us to look at
what exactly are the characteristics of the people went up?
		
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			Meaning that a loss of habitat and endocrine is explained to us that the tokina, those who do ABCD
these are the mental P. If we don't have those qualities, then we are not from them. And it's really
that simple.
		
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			And so we had to set attaining those qualities as a goal that we achieve in the month of Ramadan, we
need to start setting those goals. Now. The same way that many people know where they're going to
break their fantasy of if towards scheduling these types of things from chat, then you need to have
the same kind of diligence in setting your goals for the month of Ramadan, that is to attain certain
characteristics. And so there are several places in the Quran
		
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			where Allah subhanho wa Taala describes for us the characteristics of the tepee.
		
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			And one such eye or passage in the Quran, Allah subhana wa tada says, We're sorry, you know, my
feelings have become one gentleman who has some way to work
		
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			out who has some way to wake up Allah
		
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			says to race to hasten towards the forgiveness of your Lord and a garden whose width is that of the
heavens and the earth.
		
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			And some of the scholars used to say woe to the one who doesn't find a place and agenda that is that
expensive.
		
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			The earth and the heavens put together make the width of gentlemen. Wait that will be it has been
prepared.
		
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			For those who have suffered and who are a must have died. It goes on to say,
		
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			Allah de Kooning savoir, he was the one
		
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			when cow the mean and Eva will live in and the next below you hit with mercy. So we mentioned three
things here, about the people of template. They are those who spent at times of prosperity and
adversity. Even when things are tight, they still give for a loss of power.
		
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			And when they had they give more, this is a quality of the people template if you do not give
something.
		
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			If you do not give charity, if you don't spend feasibly the length, you cannot be from them. It's
impossible.
		
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			The second thing will count the meaning of life. Those who repress their anger, you hear about anger
management, for example, those who even when they get angry, they're able to control themselves.
They don't act down when they're angry. The quality of the opinion of every time you get angry, you
have an outburst. You hurt someone you hit someone you insult someone, you can't be from the looks
of me.
		
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			And you have not you will not achieve the objective for which Ramadan was prescribed to fasting
Ramadan was prescribed.
		
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			And then the third quality and this is what we're going to talk about today. Shalom time. And
practice is the best of those qualities. Well, Naveen and Emacs, those who pardon the people.
		
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			What does that mean to party people, it means you don't seek retribution, it means somebody has
wronged you.
		
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			And you let it go.
		
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			You don't seek to meet, you know, they're impression of you and they're wrong of you with an
opposite wrong.
		
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			Now, that does not mean and we'll talk about this a little later in shallow time, it doesn't mean
that you don't have the right to respond.
		
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			Nor does it mean that you turn out that cheap, we don't have that concept in Islam.
		
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			But it does mean that you let it go, that you forgive them for what they have done that you excuse
the wrong that they have done to you. And if you can't get to that level, then you can't have
		
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			you are not
		
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			going to be bad. And believe that you should get all of your eggs in this life
		
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			from everyone who has done you wrong.
		
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			And somebody might ask what is the relationship then between taqwa and, and pardoning people? How
are they related? How is my piety and my consciousness of Allah Subhana data related to my ability
and my desire to overlook people's faults in the wrongs that they have done?
		
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			So to understand that we have to look at the highest.
		
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			Why don't people forgive other people? Once we understand the answer to that question, that we
understand the relationship between mankind, the reason why many people do not forgive others,
		
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			is because they believe that they will look weak in front of the people.
		
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			If I forgive him,
		
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			the people
		
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			are going to think that I am weak, my community is going to blame me for being soft.
		
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			people on the internet are going to talk about me because I don't respond.
		
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			And so because of that, a person now respond, they are propelled by what people think about them,
not what Allah subhana wa tada is going to judge them for it.
		
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			And so their behavior is being controlled, actually by people, and not by lots of pilots. And we can
see the connection there between Alaska which is the party and between Tacoma having true
consciousness of who will have some kind of anxiety that isn't being aware of. But if we are, and
this is why our Prophet alayhi salatu salam made it very clear to us that this is not the case.
		
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			And the famous Hadith where the Prophet alayhi wa sallam said, Man, nothing else like sunup until
midnight.
		
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			Just follow this hadith.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu wasallam said
		
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			that wealth is that decreased by sudden
		
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			when you give a charity, your wealth doesn't increase. Somebody might say, wait a minute, I have
$100 in my bank. If I give 40 away to dimension, that's going to be 60 bucks in my pocket, that
means I have less.
		
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			So my wealth decreased, but the reality is
		
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			Is that here when you're doing charity, you're doing business with a loss.
		
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			And so by giving your charity yeah you may only have 60 left in your pocket but you've deposited 40
for the year.
		
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			And when you deposit in a loss account without his bank, and that Bank of Canada title when you
deposit for your hereafter, allies have a job rewarding 10 times over 50 times over 100 times over
up to 700 times when Masha Allah whatever Allah, Allah wills
		
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			so you're not losing anything. When you get
		
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			it this is deep because the profits ally with some as informative as the things are not always as
they seem. And then the product is aligned with some say my Mazda don't love what I've done in the
past when in there is
		
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			a loss of power to either increases his service in honor and in might and strength when need pardon
someone.
		
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			Now the way we look at it is is we that's why he didn't do anything. He didn't do anything because
he couldn't do anything.
		
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			He wanted that reward from a loss of kind of autonomy for men as well wa Salaam forgivable Allah,
whoever forgives and reconciles these things, right, he fixes those things, his reward is with a
lump sum penalty.
		
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			So he is looking for that reward with the lies and window and allow ratings. And because of that,
even if he thinks that the people are going to look at him as being soft, look at him as being weak.
		
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			He no longer cares, the way that the people are looking at and aligns with your promise that he's
going to raise him in time. And so eventually, this is going to be known even amongst the people.
		
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			And then the problem is a lie to themselves. Well, my job is to lay a level of AI, and no one
humbles himself.
		
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			Except that a lateral delt raises him.
		
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			And so when we think about this, how do we understand that connection between someone and party, the
person who pardon someone is not going to get a reward from that person, they're not going to get
their rights back from that person. But they don't want their their rights back. And they don't want
their reward from that scheme versus a person who has nothing to offer him anyway. They want their
reward from
		
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			the one who is generous.
		
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			And so they forget
		
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			the the other point, and not to belabor the issue
		
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			is that
		
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			the other reason why people tend not to forgive others, and not to party them is because they have
been self serving.
		
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			So even if it's not about the people, they have something in them that says I gotta get him back. I
need revenge, and they hold a grudge in their chest until I get them back. But the prophet is
selected to sit in the back take revenge as he
		
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			narrated the Promise Alliance of never took revenge for himself.
		
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			Only when Allah subhanho wa Taala his limits had been violated and transgressed the property. So why
would someone take revenge for Allah sake, not for his own sake, we know that that may grant the
Prophet is like to say,
		
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			though, is that the market will use when to the point that I like the mark on the neck of the
Prophet is like he was saying, he said, Give me from the money that Allah has given you. And he told
him to give him some money.
		
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			I mean, there's so many examples from the Sunnah of the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa Salaam, and from
the stories of the NBN in general, when they forgave people when they overlooked the wrong that
hadn't been done to them.
		
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			And so it's very important that we, as we strive towards tough one,
		
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			that we get it take ourselves out of the equation, that we be servants of Allah subhanho wa Taala
and not servants of ourselves.
		
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			What happens when you want revenge is that you are trying to fulfill some desire that you have
inside of yourself. And that equation is very clear. The more that you serve yourself, the less you
will be serving the love.
		
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			And the more you serve allies, the less that you're knifes and your ego
		
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			because you're a true servant of a lump sum animal.
		
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			I want you all to imagine right now
		
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			that you are somebody who has a very prominent position in your community, in your profession,
whatever it is that you do
		
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			and that your spouse
		
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			has been accused of adultery
		
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			that someone told you that your wife
		
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			told you that your husband was out there with some other woman.
		
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			This is the accusation.
		
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			And quite frankly, you can't account for their whereabouts at that particular time that they were
accused of adultery.
		
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			Now, you as a primary person in the community, imagine now is spreading, so and so's wife.
		
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			so and so's husband has committed adultery.
		
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			Imagine how you feel, what does that do to the household? What does it do to the trust that is
between the two spouses, for one of them to have been accused of adultery, but apparently there's
even some evidence.
		
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			Imagine what that does to the family structure.
		
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			Man, that being the case, think about the story of our mother, and he shall be alone and sad. And he
was accused of that very thing.
		
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			Who was accused of having committed adultery while she was married to the Prophet sallallahu. It was
something imagine what that did to the house? Well, we don't have to imagine we had the story.
		
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			Imagine how her father Robbie alone,
		
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			bucket of sick people. Imagine how he felt about the people who accused his daughter of doing such
an act, even though he raised him to be chaste and pure.
		
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			And he knows that this is not something that she would ever do, because of our fear of a loss of
Hannah who attack. He knows that. So he knows that the people who are accusing her are lying. Now
let's go even a step further. One of the people who was out there spreading that rumor about it
shouldn't be alone
		
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			was added back his own cousin.
		
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			It was his cousin, your family member now
		
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			is accusing your daughter,
		
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			the mother, the believers are committing adultery.
		
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			That's what separate.
		
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			Miss sign was broke. He was poor. And the only person who used to take care of him was empty bucket
and deep himself.
		
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			He was the one who spent on me, so that he can survive so that he could have a sustenance and after
all that good that was done to him. He went back now. I mean, just think about it. This is your
friend, this is your cousin, you take care of him. And then he accuses your daughter
		
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			of committing adultery and it's a lie.
		
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			And so he sports or loves
		
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			that he would never spend anything else on Myspace
		
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			after the situation with 70 and allows the panel to reveal those verses which will be recited until
Yeoman piano, declaring it shall not be alone sad and had a sense of what she had been accused
		
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			a lot.
		
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			While I
		
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			was sad to
		
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			say in
		
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			a large data set those who have been given wealth and bounty and plenty from Allah to not swear that
they won't give that they will no longer give to their kinsmen, their relatives and the poor. And
those who may digital feasibility lab misfire, even though he got caught up in that he was from the
Menagerie
		
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			but what did he say? Well, yak fu while you
		
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			let them pardon them, let them overlook them.
		
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			And yes,
		
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			party and overlook allegedly. And don't feel loved when they come with you not Don't you love that
Allah forgive you will love before Rahim Allah.
		
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			He is the most forgiving and the Most Merciful when that verse was revealed.
		
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			And the bucket around the low tide and who said
		
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			it better will lie he
		
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			certainly will lie by love My Lord, a man.
		
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			We love that you should forgive us an apple but that went back to spending on this man with us his
daughter, the mother of the believers. He went back to school
		
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			on him and treating him the same way that he did. Before the accusation hanging, he let it go.
		
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			He forgave him, he partied hard. So no matter what you're dealing with in life, someone accuse you
of something.
		
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			Someone took your property unjustly.
		
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			Someone is insulting you on social media, someone is violating your rights, someone overcharged for
something, whatever the case may be, in general, we are not dealing with a situation that is
anywhere similar to what happened to Abu Bakar
		
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			and his daughter all the time, and
		
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			we're not dealing with anything like that. So if we want to be from the tepee, and we want to attain
the real reward that is coming up in the month of Ramadan,
		
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			we have to get over ourselves. The bottom line, we have to stop tripping over our own egos, we have
to put that to the side and become true servants of Allah subhana wa Tada. And truth
		
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			salatu salam
		
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			ala and he was like the woman. And here's just some important points, perhaps some misconceptions,
and other important points that we need to talk about. In conclusion of this.
		
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			The first of those points is for you guys.
		
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			To be aware, if you have wronged someone, if you have wronged someone, you need to go fix that. You
need to go reconcile, don't start going around to people that you have wronged and you start
reciting them verses about Apple, you know, pardoning and forgiving, and you should forgive me for
what I did. But no, you need to fix that situation. If they don't forgive you, they say, right.
		
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			You can go now and try to make them feel bad, because you did something wrong. And that's what a lot
of people do. Every time they hear something in football, it's always about somebody else, not about
them. How they use this is so that they can, you know, finagle their way into somebody else's
rights. And so it's important that you understand that you don't take these ions. And now try to go
tell someone else to forgive and to party. After you've done something wrong, fix whatever it is
that you have done wrong, and try to do that as soon as possible. Because you don't know when the
days when to come when fixing the wrong is not going to be about asking someone to forgive is going
		
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			to it's not going to be about dollars and cents on that day is only goodies and baddies. That's the
commodity of the year. And
		
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			the second point
		
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			is that not everyone deserves to be pardoned.
		
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			If someone is by pardoning them, they are going to continue with their transgression
		
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			by pardoning them, they're going to do to other people what they did to you, that party then is not
legislated.
		
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			You need to stop that person to the best of your ability, if they need to be arrested, so be if they
need to be exposed. So be because if they if you forgiving them only allows them to continue and
this is not considered to be from the party that is legislated. And that is why a lot of how it's
added says for men
		
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			what else Lucha
		
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			Libre whoever parties and rectifies the situation and his rewards with the loss of many of the
scholars who have said that this is Allah subhanho wa Taala has made a laughable pardoning
conditional upon his life
		
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			that you're forgiving someone that you're pardoning them is conditional that that will bring about
rectification.
		
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			And if it does not mean that this person is going to continue in their criminal behavior, then it is
not legislated that you forgive them and that you should hold them to the fullest extent of the laws
they say and that you should hold them to account for the wrongs that they have done. The third
thing next to last is that pardoning is only pardoning when you can do something about it.
		
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			Some people say, Oh, no, no, I let it go. But then they still talk about it all the time. Someone
said this to me so much, but I let it go for lunch.
		
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			Talking about. And if you really let it go, and it was really for lunch turns out and then you
remain silent, there's nothing else to talk about.
		
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			Otherwise you may be falling into something greater, which is that you want to be crazy. You want to
be looked at as being someone who parties, people you want to be looked at as having the qualities
of the people are tougher, when in reality, you just simply couldn't do anything about it.
		
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			That's not considered to be alive. The last thing that I want to mention is directly related to
Ramadan. And it shows us the importance of Allah
		
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			is that he shall not be alone tired and then went to the Prophet so
		
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			she asked him about the greatest night of the year. That night isn't Ramadan that night?
		
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			She said O Messenger of Allah.
		
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			If I know what night labor is, what should I say? And the profits are low. It was someone said say
Allahumma in the guy who want to hit 510 Allah, you are allowed to you are the party party, with the
one parties you love. Party and because of loss and data loves party, that's why we should be a
party.
		
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			You love party.
		
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			So pardon me, mine, I shall be alone.
		
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			The most loved person to the Prophet is alive.
		
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			She is asking about the most important night of the year.
		
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			And the primarily is salatu salam is unsettled, I will continue. He is the one who is most sincere
and true to all of the people. If there was something better to ask than Allahu the Prophet alayhi
salatu salam would have definitely informed adding some of the love of it. And that is why it has an
embassy. Low tide isn't that the most the best and most virtuous qualities of a believer is
		
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			we have to learn how to forgive. We have to learn how to get ourselves out of the way because if it
keeps serving our egos, we will not be serving a love.
		
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			And we will not be
		
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			seen as a loss of data to make us from amongst the pain.