Taimiyyah Zubair – Taleem al-Quran 2010 – Juz 12 – L124C

Taimiyyah Zubair

Yusuf 36-57 Word Analysis and Tafsir 39-42

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The speakers discuss the common factors between two people, including shared identity, language, and culture, and the importance of showing one's identity to others and proving authority. They stress the need to follow rules and not give names to individuals, and stress the importance of being aware of one's own language and not being bombarded with too much information. They also discuss the use of language and the importance of finding one's own way to solve problems, emphasizing the need for help and finding one's own way to solve problems.

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			Then he says, Yes, I have a usage, all my do companions of prison. Look at the way he addresses
them.
		
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			He calls them saw him. Why?
		
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			Because there's something common between the three of them.
		
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			The word Sahil Bane is actually the dual of. So I have, and the known of Sahih, Bane has been
dropped because Sahiba usage is
		
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			so heavy, and the year at the end is of multicolumn. So because of that, it's moved off of LA,
therefore the moon has been dropped.
		
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			And the Sahaba of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, they were also called to have a Why? Because they
became Muslim, at the time that he was alive.
		
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			And they were his students, they learned from him.
		
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			The use of penicillin called them his own companions. Why? Because of a common feature amongst them.
And what was a common feature? imprisonment, all of them were in the prison. Because when a person
shares in something with the other, automatically, he feels closer to him, isn't it? Like, for
example, you go somewhere to someone's house and you meet a person, you don't know them from before
and you just say that these days, I'm doing the Moodle course. And this lady goes, that you know,
I'm doing it online. All of a sudden, what's going to happen? You're going to feel closer to her.
Automatically, you're going to start talking more with her, you're going to start discussing things
		
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			with her. Because naturally when there is a common feature between two people, they feel closer,
isn't it? And this is the reason why all the prophets of Allah when they did Dara, what did they
say? Yeah, oh, me or my people. Similarly, use of nslm says yes, or heavy, or my two companions have
a smidgen of the prison. And from this, we can also learn an important etiquette, when we're doing
Dawa. That if we're addressing people, we can say to them, our fellow Canadians,
		
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			our fellow citizens or something like that, because when you mentioned the common feature, people
feel less threatened. They don't feel threatened.
		
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			And there is no lie about it. You are Canadian. And whenever somebody asks you, what's your
citizenship? What do you write?
		
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			Do you write Muslim? What do you write? Canadian? So similarly, for living in this country? There
are other people whom you're talking to you're giving Dawa to them? What can you say my fellow
Canadians, you don't have to show them that my Canadian identity is higher than that of Islam.
That's not an issue over here. You're talking about the place that you're living in? What is the
common factor between you?
		
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			And you're not doing this in order to show yourself a smile before them? You're doing this to make
them feel comfortable? Which is why all the prophets of Allah What did they say? Yeah, call me.
Although there are people were disbelievers. They were not Muslim, but still they call them yeah,
call me. Send me similarly, we must also do Darwin in this way.
		
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			So he says, Yeah, sorry. But you see Genie, out of Babylon are Lords that are most of Federico.
Different, diverse are the hyenas are they better? I'm in LA, who? Or Allah, Who is Allah had one
alcohol the prevailing? So he questions them over here. Notice he's not just lecturing. One thing
after the other. After mentioned two or three things, what does he do? He makes him question because
when a person is questioned, what happens? His mind becomes more alert. So he asks them on Babel are
Lords with the federal code, or Bab is Florida? Rob, remember we did this word earlier as well?
Where
		
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			was the
		
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			dialogue with our colleague Martin, so our banner will be nickel. And all those points is that we
will not take besides Allah or Bab so our Bab is a Thor love Rob which is Lord. So he asks them that
our motive for recon Lord with the Vatican is a Florida for the father and who is metaphoric?
		
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			One who is separate from the other one who is different from the other. So with the folio cone,
several scattered diverse gods, are they better? I'm 11 haha or Allah who is one, the prevailing
		
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			The one who is a * over everyone in everything when was complete control.
		
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			user is around.
		
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			He draws the attention of his companions to the futility of shit.
		
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			That how wrong it is it does not make any sense. It's completely illogical.
		
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			That if there are so many gods,
		
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			is it better to have many gods or is it better to have just one supreme pervading God? He makes some
things
		
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			And he mentioned this to them because this is very relevant to them.
		
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			These people were servants or slaves, and slaves are owned by
		
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			one person. Correct. If one slave is owned by many masters, you can imagine his life. One Master
says do this, the other Master says no, don't do that. There will always be a clash, always, all the
time conflicts. So he asks them this question because it's extremely relevant to them. And through
this, he's trying to prove the heat to them.
		
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			And if you look at it, instead of forcing his opinion on them, he makes them think so that they can
decide themselves. And this is also what we must do. Instead of telling people all the time, this is
what you should believe in this is what you should believe in, what should we do? Ask them
questions, so that they can use their own mind and they can decide for themselves.
		
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			And he uses a very basic example, very basic, that just think about it. If there are many gods one
god of the sun, one god of the rain, one God of risk, another of life. And other of that, would that
bring benefit to you? Or one God who has control over everything? Would he bring benefiting?
		
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			Because of there are many gods what would happen, the God of rain would want to send rain and the
God of sun would want to bring the sun out. And there would be a conflict, which would lead to a war
eventually.
		
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			And it's sad that people actually have stories about wars amongst Gods as well, and still do not
understand this.
		
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			When they see the heavens and the earth, how they're functioning so perfectly.
		
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			Doesn't that show to a person that there is only one God? So he asks them that who is better one
God, or multiple gods?
		
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			And he says to them that matter bloomin dooney, you do not worship besides him in less man except
names. In reality, who are you worshiping? Just names.
		
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			And if you look at it, a name is something that is abstract.
		
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			A name aim is something that has
		
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			a name belongs to who or being an A being is an object, a name itself is nothing without a being.
		
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			So he is telling them that you are in reality only worshipping names. Because these names that you
have designated to these objects, they don't exist in reality.
		
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			Some may demo how you all have named them, until you whatever outcome and your forefathers and these
names matter under the law, we'll be having some fun, Allah has not given you any authority for that
you should give names to certain beings and declare them as gods.
		
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			It's not possible in and hawkmoon not the decision in law except the love for Allah.
		
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			The decision belongs to rule only almost, why does he say this? That when Allah has not allowed you,
that you should give names to certain objects and declare them as gods, then how can you do that?
judgment belongs to Allah only all kinds of hokum, of life, of death, of wealth of illness of rain,
fate, everything belongs to apply. People cannot make up laws and rules for their religion, human
beings, they must follow the rules that Allah has made, they cannot make up the rules of their
religion.
		
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			In hookman, lol Allah amaura and Allah has commanded a leather Buddha to do not worship Allah yo
except only him.
		
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			Allah commands you that you should only worship Him.
		
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			And if you have declared that there are other gods besides Him, there is no evidence behind that.
		
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			There Lika Dino Chi him that is the right religion, what is the right religion, the religion of
their heat, when I can act on NASA layer mamoun, but most of the people they do not know.
		
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			So in the first part of the ayah, he states that Allah subhanaw taala has not sent down any
permission for worshipping other gods.
		
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			And in the second part, what is emphasized that in matters of religion, there is none except a lot
to give roots.
		
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			It's only a loss of data, who decrees who decides the religion? People cannot make up their own
rules for religion?
		
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			And if you think of it, what's happening, he's talking to who? The prisoners then your country
what's happening, people themselves have made rules of their religion. How can you make rules for
your religion when Allah has not allowed something like this?
		
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			So we see that in this very short address use of an s&m conveys to them the message of tawheed
		
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			he conveys to them the knowledge of the previous prophets.
		
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			he conveys to them the futility of ship and he indirectly gets many messages across so that they
would think
		
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			And this is a technique that we must use that when someone comes to us asking about something, then
we must seize the opportunity and also to try to them
		
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			especially Muslim professionals, people who are working in different workplaces people come to you
asking about their teeth are asking about their health. We're asking about their hair. So when
they're asking you shouldn't you also tell them about something, seize that opportunity. Use of RSM
seizes his opportunity and he does Dawa.
		
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			And before he tells them the answer to their questions, he tells them a little bit about their
religion just a little bit, just enough. And in very short address, he gets many messages across, he
makes them think,
		
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			like, for example, if you think of it, if you go to a dentist,
		
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			your mouth is open, you cannot talk, right? There is no conversation that can go between you and the
dentist or you and the dental hygienists, and who can talk
		
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			to the dentist. So if Allah has made you a dentist, if Allah has put you in that position, where you
can talk and the other person has no choice but to listen, use that opportunity. Similarly, if
you're a doctor, and you're sitting in your office, and people are coming to you and asking you, you
can tell them these little things, if you can tell them what to eat, if you can tell them to
exercise, if you can talk to them about the weather, you can certainly talk them about this as well.
And this is how the religion spreads.
		
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			We think the way of doing garwa is, you know, holding certain events, giving a book to someone to
read. Yes, that is also one way. But a more effective way is this way, then when people come to you,
you talk to them.
		
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			Similarly, if a person is a hairdresser, you do people's hair, you got them, you color them, etc,
etc. They're coming to you, there's constantly conversation going on between you and them, talk to
them at this point,
		
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			give Dawa to them. And if you feel that you're unable to talk, then at least you can put some nice
brochures or pamphlets were in the waiting room. You can give them something to read, generally,
when you go to a hairdresser, what do they give you in your hand, a magazine to look at, which is
filled with heroin.
		
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			Literally every other page is something that shows the router which you should not be looking at.
And instead of this point, if Allah has put you in that position where somebody is coming to you to
fulfill their need, you seize that opportunity and do their work to them at that point.
		
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			And this is an etiquette that we learn from use of a listener,
		
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			that sometimes it's not just with your words, but even with your body language, that when you
approach someone in a nice way, you are confident you speak to them properly, you behave properly,
then, you know they get relaxed that okay, although she's wearing a hijab, but she can speak
English.
		
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			She's on a terrorist. And perhaps if you have a nice conversation with them, and at the end just
before leaving, you can just give them a nice handout. But unfortunately, the thing is that we don't
have many beautiful handouts.
		
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			We don't, if you go to any church, any prayer room that belongs to Christians, whether it's in the
hospital, or it's in the mall, outside, you will see such beautiful, lovely handouts and brochures
which you want to pick up and you want to read. But unfortunately, if you want to find something
like that, which mentioned Islam very briefly, and accurately, your choices are very limited.
		
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			So it's your duty that you must make something like that.
		
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			If you look at it, he's not bombarding them with too much information. The what he says to them is
not that heavy. It's in a very casual way that he's talking to them normal speech.
		
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			And he does not bombard them with too much information.
		
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			It is not used big words from a different language. These are all familiar words, he uses the word
of bag which is known to them.
		
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			lords, they knew masters. They have this concept of someone who owns you.
		
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			So speak in the language of people so that they can relate with you.
		
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			If you look at the way he talks to them, he doesn't say that I have left the religion of you people.
		
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			What does he say I have left the religion of people who do shit.
		
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			And then he doesn't say to them, that all disbelievers. What does he say to them? Oh, my two
companions. Look at how welcoming his style is his manner of speeches.
		
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			Because when we say that, no, I am a Muslim and you are not a Muslim.
		
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			I am an Asian and you're not an Asian, then what happens automatically we put a barrier between
		
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			the two, isn't it? So talk, choose your words wisely and speak in a way that is more effective, that
is welcoming, that is easy for the other person to listen to.
		
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			Then he says to them, then he finally tells them the interpretation.
		
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			If you look at it, his address is very short. It's
		
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			very concise and at the same time very comprehensive. But for example, if you pick up a brochure or
pamphlet, sometimes it's like three pages long, even you yourself don't want to read a new economics
and read it.
		
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			Think about it.
		
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			And it's something that is interesting, the way that he mentioned it to them,
		
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			to the point brief, clear, concise, yet comprehensive. And then he tells them about the
interpretation of the dream
		
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			that he has Sahiba usage need all my two companions of the prison. He doesn't say Oh, lucky ones, or
disbelievers. I'm a Hydra Kuma as for one of you do, meaning as for the interpretation of the dreams
is concerned. Then as for one of you firesteel abou combo, then he will give drink to his master of
wine, meaning he will offer wine to to his master just like he did before.
		
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			This is about who the southie the copier that very soon you will be taken out of the prison and
you'll be reinstated. You'll go back to your work. You will resume your work and you will continue
to serve the king is water for St. Rob Bahama. And over here the word common has been used because
the king he would drink and obviously he was not a Muslim. So just because he's mentioned over here
does not mean that kings can drink. Okay, because in our Deen we learned that kolomoisky in
		
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			every mosque is how every intoxicant is unlawful
		
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			what Amala Haru and as for the other for use level that he will be crucified useless on the
reflector, Assad lamba
		
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			and soil sluggy is to crucify someone it is to hang someone so that he dies for that cooler. So it
will eat what will eat a plate of the birds midlet see from his head because he dreamt that he is
carrying bread on his head and birds are eating out of it. So he says that the other person he will
be crucified and he will be left that until the birds vultures are going to eat out of his head
		
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			all the way through the matter has been decreed which matter ality fee that's the end the matter
concerning which you all were asking you always seeking verdict that stuff the NFL newsletters
fatter? Yeah, well the word fatter and fatter one is to seek a ruling concerning something and
particularly a religious ruling concerning a problem.
		
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			So, the matter has been decreed What does it mean by the matter has been decreed meaning this is the
interpretation of your dreams. And it has been so decreed by Allah this will definitely happen.
		
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			Remember, earlier we learned that once a dream has been interpreted, then however it has been
interpreted, that will happen.
		
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			So use of our listener interprets their dreams and you tell them that this will happen. This is how
Allah subhanaw taala has decreed.
		
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			But if you look at the way you serve Allah Sam tells him the interpretation.
		
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			He does not force them to accept the message before that.
		
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			In the previous is what do we learn? He does direct to them. He doesn't say okay, so are you going
to become Muslim or not? If you become Muslim, then I will tell you the interpretation if you don't,
no interpretation,
		
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			no,
		
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			he does not force them. He does not compel them, he does not pressurize them. He does not say so are
you ready to take the Shahada, like we do. We talk to a person once and we want them to take the
Shahada immediately, and if they don't each other immediately, we feel as if they're bound to
hellfire. And we are so bad at doing that. He leaves the matter to them. He lets them think because
each person should use his mind and decide for himself.
		
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			And when he tells them the interpretation, he tells him in a very nice manner.
		
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			First of all, he does not specify the names.
		
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			He does not say so As for you, the cup where you are going to go back and as for you, the baker, you
are going to be killed.
		
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			He does not specify the names. What does he say? As for one of you and as for the other?
		
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			He does not say oh, you lucky one. Congratulations, you will be freed very soon. And to the other
Oh, you unfortunate one, you'll be killed and so bad that you'll be crucified and so bad that you
will not be taken off until vultures eat out of your head. This is not a gruesome, evil description.
It's not depressing, nor is it over exciting. In a very sober, professional manner. He tells them
the interpretation of their dreams. And he's very, very careful. There is no discouragement. There
is no ridicule. And there is no sense of you know, showing that I am so superior and I'm so great
because generally if you ask someone about the
		
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			interpretation of your dream, they will show themselves to be very great. Someone who has a lot of
authority that Oh, you this will happen to you and this will happen to you. Your son will go here
and you will get married or this woman will die very soon. No, he's very gentle is very appropriate.
He is very professional.
		
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			He does not pretend as if he is God.
		
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			He is very normal in the way that he speaks. You know,
		
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			our beloved Massoud, he said that when these two men said what they had to set to him, and use it to
set out explain their dreams to them, they replied, We did not see anything at all. They said, No,
no, we were only lying about that dream. We didn't see that dream.
		
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			Because it is said that when these two men, they entered the prison, they noticed that university
interprets dreams. So they said, Okay, let's go try him. And this is why they went up to him and
asked him the interpretation of their dreams. When he told them the interpretation, they said, Oh,
no, we never had that dream. But use of artists and I'm sad to them.
		
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			Now, this will happen, this will definitely happen.
		
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			So what do we learn from this, that a person should not fabricate dreams?
		
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			A person should not lie about them.
		
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			And once the dream is interpreted, it happens as it has been interpreted because the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam said that the dream is tied to a bird's leg as long as it's not interpreted, if it
is interpreted it becomes a reality.
		
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			So according to the interpretation of their dreams, this happened, that the man who had a dream that
he was carrying bread,
		
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			and birds were eating out of it, he was punished. They said that after three days, he was killed.
And exactly as use of an incident described the interpretation that is what happened because he was
proven guilty because he had offered poisoned food to the king.
		
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			On the other hand, the copier he was reinstated after a few days and he went back to his work
		
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			so use a very sudden we'll call a little lady and he said to the one who meaning out of the two who
dilemna he thought meaning use of our histogram thought that unknown edge and that he is going to be
free. And remember the word one unknown, it gives a meaning of certainty. So use of RSM was certain
that this man was going to be saved. Nigel is from the roof factories known Jean Well, from the word
medjet. And now Jin is actually not a Jew. Okay? It's not a Jew, just as a word of Aryan is actually
arare.
		
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			So he was certain that he was going to be saved the copier main humar from them too. He said to him,
that was corny you mentioned me or in Arabic near your master, who was his master?
		
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			The king. He says that when you are freed, and when you get out of the prison when you go back to
work, then mention me to your master mentioned as to how I have been imprisoned unjustly for an
unspecified period and tell them as to who I am, so that at least I can be taken out of the prison
if they don't want me in Egypt. Perhaps it was somewhere else. It's not fair that I am in the
prison. Tell him at least about me that I have been in prison for an unspecified period of time.
		
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			For Ansel who, so he made him forget who made him forget a shade on the Shetland. shavon made this
man forget the crop he mentioned into his master
		
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			shavon made him forget to mention use of his salon to his master.
		
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			He completely forgot. He never mentioned to the king about use of Ursula.
		
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			So then what happened? For levita so he remained meaning use of nslm remain fijne in the prison
biller icynene some more years.
		
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			After that, for a few more years use of SLM remained. And the word bedarra is used for some a few
several, according to some people, builder is used for a number that is between three and nine. And
others say between five and nine.
		
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			Can you imagine he lived in the prison not for one year for two years, a minimum of three according
to others and minimum of five, up to nine years. He stayed in the prison.
		
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			This idea has been understood in another way as well.
		
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			That for unser, who shaped on this pronoun who it refers to use of
		
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			that shavon made use of early slam forget the Corolla Biggie the mentioning of his Lord. He made use
of an s&m forget that he should pray only to a loss
		
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			penalty, and that he should not depend on the safety. He should not depend on the king for his
freedom.
		
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			He should rely completely on
		
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			on Allah subhanaw taala for coming out of the prison.
		
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			It is said that when you suffer he said I'm asked the socket and the socket was freed to compare he
was freed and he was out of the prison. gibreel came to us
		
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			and he asked him who saved you from being killed? Use of Edison and replied Allah. Then he asked who
brought you out of the well, he said Allah who brought you out of the house of Ozzy's missile. He
said, Allah, who saved you from the fitna of his wife, Allah. So he said that the one who is going
to bring you out of this prison is also Allah, you should not have asked that man.
		
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			Now, does this mean that we should not ask other people for help? When we are in a difficult
situation?
		
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			Remember that principle that has an attitude of law, or
		
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			that the good deeds of those who are righteous, they are like shortcomings for who, for those who
are much closer to a muscle
		
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			Do you understand
		
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			for an ordinary person to do something good, is a big deal.
		
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			But for a person whose rank is very high, for him to do that good, is something ordinary.
		
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			Similarly, for an ordinary person, to leave something that is important is not a big deal.
		
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			But for a person who is at a much higher level, if you leave that it's a big deal.
		
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			Like, for example, a small child, if he breaks a glass,
		
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			if he, you know, throws his toys on the floor, it's not a big deal. But if an adult just tosses the
glass off the table, throws his books off the bookshelf, is that acceptable?
		
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			It's not acceptable.
		
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			Similarly, the rank of a prophet is much higher than normal people.
		
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			This is why when it's okay for other people to ask others for help, it is not okay for the Prophet
of Allah to seek the help of people.
		
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			It is not befitting
		
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			it benefits him that he should only seek the help of Allah soprano.
		
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			But we can learn a lesson from this.
		
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			That when we are in problems, we try different ways to come out of them.
		
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			What do we do we talk to people we call hear we call their
		
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			when we're doing that, in a way, we're actually complaining to others about the loss of predator.
		
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			When we're discussing our problems with other people, we're asking them for help in a way What are
we doing? We're complaining to them about Allah, that I'm making the wrong but nothing's happening.
How can you help me?
		
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			Live Without example, you ask someone? What should I? Do? They tell you make sure you say yes, I am
making the war. However, you also tell me what to do. What do you think I should do? This is what
complaining about almost.
		
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			We should remember that if Allah is the one who has created us, He is the one who has taken us from
one stage of life to the next, then he is the one who can take us out of the problems that we're in.
		
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			Because he is the one who brought us to them. So we should depend only on loss of time that
		
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			we should depend only on him when we are in difficulties.
		
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			Because remember that for every difficulty, a time is fixed, isn't it? For everything a time has
been fixed.
		
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			A lot wanted him to stay in the prison for a specified time.
		
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			And no matter what he did to get out of the prison before that he could not come out.
		
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			Similarly, if we're going through a problem, and we want to come out of it, yes, we should try to
solve the problem. Eric Dyer, Campbell and then also rely upon almost a printer.
		
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			However, it does not mean that we get lost in the means that we're adopting. And we forget about the
fact that Allah has set a time for it.
		
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			Because sometimes if we try one option, it doesn't work out. We try another option. It doesn't work
out what happens we'll become very frustrated.
		
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			We stop even making the
		
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			what is the right behavior, when we're going through problems. Try make attempts to get out of it.
But don't forget that there is a fixed time for everything.
		
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			If it's being delayed,
		
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			if it's being delayed, it's not happening. They're not there is a reason behind that.
		
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			Despite the fact that you're putting in effort, things don't seem to progress. There is a reason
behind that. It's your test. Allah has put you in that test and you will
		
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			I come out of it until Allah wills.
		
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			So who should you go to?
		
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			Unless a penalty asked him for help stop relying on other people.
		
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			But generally what happens in these situations
		
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			we're making there are still there seems to be no getting out of that problem. We begin thinking, am
I cursed?
		
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			There's a lion, listen to me. Maybe Allah is very upset with me. Maybe I've done something very
wrong. Maybe my Salah has already been accepted, maybe all my goodies are going to waste. This is
from shaitaan when he makes us think negatively.
		
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			So in problems, never despair at the mercy of Allah know that for everything there is a fixed time
		
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			use of our SLM was supposed to stay in the prison for a fixed time
		
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			for better icynene and Alo wanted him to stay in the prison until then,
		
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			because if he was to come out of it any sooner,
		
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			then the ground was not prepared for him.
		
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			The things were not ready for him.
		
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			He had to come out at the time when things were ready for him
		
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			because of loss of final data had a particular position for him.
		
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			And that he could not achieve until he stayed in the prison for all those years. And he came out at
the right time.
		
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			And how did he come out with another dream, a dream of
		
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			the king
		
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			and inshallah we'll learn about that. In the next session. We see that there's a lot of dreams in
the story. That he said he saw himself as a dream first. Then the prisoners they have dreams. And
the king he has a dream.
		
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			mean, not beaten, beaten, we
		
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			can move
		
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			to the pawning bonamy
		
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			on the call
		
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			What did you learn one thing.
		
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			Sometimes we want something really badly if we don't use the correct means we can completely lose
it.
		
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			Like for example those women that desired use of medicine, they didn't use the way that was
appropriate at all. And then use of religion I was completely out of the picture.
		
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			Exactly. He says Yusuf Ali Salaam in the Dawa, that he does act on se lash Karunakaran, se layer
Nemo. Although all the people in that place, were not up on the heap, but still uses the word actor
majority so that it shows to the prisoners that there is room for them to do sugar. They can also
learn about it, they can also do something. He doesn't close the doors for them by using the word
actor