Taimiyyah Zubair – Taleem al-Quran 2010 – Juz 21 – L207C

Taimiyyah Zubair

Al-Ankabut 45-69 Word-Analysis and Tafsir 46-48

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The importance of presenting evidence of one's knowledge and knowledge of the book is emphasized, as it is crucial to avoid offense and avoid offense in discussing things with people who do not believe in their beliefs. The speakers stress the need to be careful when discussing things with people, especially when discussing deeds that do not fit with their beliefs. The importance of writing with both hands for optimal writing and the potential risks of reciting in the context of modern writing are also discussed. The speakers caution against overestimating oneself and not giving up knowledge to achieve success in life.

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			Are you to be legendary Shivani rajim Bismillah R Rahman Rahim
		
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			that's number 207. Soto to Lanka boots.
		
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			What are to God do and do not argue lol kitabi with the People of the Book,
		
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			the addresses to, to the Muslim Ummah
		
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			to God know from the root letters deem that lamb g da
		
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			da da da, da da da da da, which is to debate to argue with someone to give one proof after the other
why in order to win the argument.
		
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			So when other JD Lu do not argue with who lol kita be with the people of the book
		
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			and who are the people of the book, the hood and the masala and a little kita in particular refers
to their their knowledgeable once the scholars have the money is for you.
		
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			And which book Do they have the color and the engine?
		
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			So do not argue with them. And obviously, the person does ever discuss anything with them, what
would that be about religion, something about doing something about the book of Allah something
about a loss of data.
		
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			So do not argue with them in legibility, except in that, which is the Villa de meaning al Majid
Allah that is here it is a new best.
		
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			Meaning whenever you do argue with them, whenever you do have to discuss something with them do so
in the best manner. In the best manner, your method should be good, your way should be good, the
arguments that you present, even they should be.
		
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			And if you think about a generally an argument, you know, whenever we are in an argument, or we
think of an argument, what do we think that both sides are very angry, they're very emotional,
battling one another. But a lot of times it says when you do that, do it in an arson way. Meaning do
it with tolerance. Do it with patience, do it with dignity, do it with respect, do it with your
anger controlled, do it in a manner that is civilized
		
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			in LA Latina, salomo, except those who do wrong mean home from them.
		
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			Now this Sora is a murky soda. And in Macau also the Prophet sallallahu Sallam had some interaction
with the People of the Book.
		
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			We mainly find out that when the Prophet sallallahu Sallam migrated to Medina, there it was that the
tribes of the hood were and later on the delegation from Nigeria, one of the Christians they had
come.
		
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			But we see that even in Makkah, the Prophet sallallahu Sallam had some kind of interaction with the
people of the book. And what was that?
		
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			That how some Muslims they had migrated to Abyssinia. And when they migrated to a senior obviously
at the senior over there, all people were Christian. So they came across the Christians.
		
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			Then we also see that after some time, a delegation from Abba senior also came to the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam to visit him in Makkah to see him in Makkah for themselves.
		
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			And we also see that there were some people of the book who are residing in Makkah, because some
wish to gain some qualities they had converted to Christianity before Islam, like Who
		
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			are we known for right? And when the Prophet sallallahu sallam, he came to him and told him about
the way he with his wife for digital the learner, he confirmed him. Right. Then we also see that the
Michigan of Makkah, they would also go to Medina, to the yahood, seeking advice from them with
regards to religious affairs, and especially about the Prophet satellizer, which is why they went to
the hood and they asked him about how they could figure out if Muhammad Salallahu Islam was true or
not.
		
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			And they told them wishing that you asked about how the Bani Israel ended up in Egypt and then sort
of use it was revealed.
		
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			So, yes, the interaction in Makkah, it was limited, however, it was there.
		
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			Now, over here, a very important etiquette is being taught to us that whenever we do come across in
a discussion with the people of the book, that whenever we debate with them, whenever we have to
discuss something with them, especially with regards to religion,
		
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			then we should not debate in a manner that does not suit a believer.
		
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			We should only debate in a manner that suits a believer in a way that is best.
		
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			And what is that? that a person is gone. He is respectful. He is decent, civilized
		
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			and
		
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			Especially when it comes to discussing something with the little keytab. What do we learn sort of
earlier and Ron is 64 that Kalia and then kita tolo in a khadeem at INSA in vain Anna ouabain Echo,
that come to a word that is equal between us and you.
		
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			So talk about what common grounds speak on common grounds. Don't just start off with differences and
say, Oh, yeah, you don't believe in this and you don't believe in that and you have this wrong
belief and therefore, lash them and cut them off. And as a result, they develop hostility against
you, no, this is not the right way.
		
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			The thing is that if you discuss something with them, if you debate about something with anyone, and
if your manner is not appropriate, even if the other person agrees with you, they will not listen to
you, isn't it?
		
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			So, a person must be very, very careful, especially the Muslim that when he is talking to others
about the deen when he is talking to others about the deen of Allah, that he should be extremely
careful. He should do so in a manner that is a sin. Because through this you will invite other
people to do and if your manner is incorrect, if you become harsh, if you become abusive than the
other person will not listen. Then instead of inviting people to Islam, you will turn people away
from Islam.
		
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			So in lability here
		
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			earlier also we have learned that what God whom Belletti send an argue with them in a way that is
best.
		
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			So whenever you do have the opportunity to discuss something with them, don't become angry. Don't
become disrespectful, don't become overly emotional, calm down, relax, speak respectfully with
politeness and see the benefit. Because many times it happens. And as soon as we hear them saying,
Oh, they believe in such and such, and they don't believe in the profits or the lawn, etc, we get so
angry, or these people don't know what they're talking about. They believe in lies, they've altered
their books, and they will become angry and upset with them. And we become so emotional, we tend to
disrespect them, and they're called us, you cannot benefit them anymore.
		
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			So person must be very, very careful, especially when he's discussing something about the DEA.
		
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			And the status is another lesson
		
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			that if we're the adult kita we have to be so
		
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			then if you're talking to another Muslim, who might differ with you concerning an issue concerning
some matter, can we become extremely angry with them and disrespectful? No, we have to discuss in an
arson way.
		
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			Because think about what you're talking about, what is it that you're discussing? It's the book of
Allah. It's a loss of panel data, then you should only do that with respect. Only with respect.
		
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			You know, when you really love someone when you really respect them, then how would you talk about
them?
		
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			respectfully.
		
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			So, if you think about it, this conversation revolves around a loss of panatela his Deen therefore,
this argument should be arson
		
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			Illa Latina Latina woman home except for those people who have done zoom amongst them. What does it
mean by that?
		
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			That let's say you are discussing something about the religion with them. But what happens? They
become solemn, they begin to do well in the argument in the debate how
		
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			you're having a very decent civilized conversation and all of a sudden day becomes somehow
		
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			the start using harsh words, they start bashing you they start disrespecting your religion, they
start disrespecting the loss of data, or the Prophet sallallahu Sallam or the Quran. Now at this
time, what does it mean you continue with your arson debate? Allah subhanaw taala says inland Medina
voila moving home. And how will we understand that in two ways?
		
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			That first of all, what it means is that do not proceed with the debate anymore.
		
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			Don't continue with the doll anymore. That's it, put an end to it.
		
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			Because the moment the other person becomes learning, the North they willing to listen to you? No,
they're not willing to listen to you. When they become so disrespectful then they're not willing to
listen to you. This is why don't argue with them. Don't debate with them anymore.
		
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			What do we learn what either haha homall je Luna, Carlos Casa Lana? That's it finish. Because you
never know they might say something which may upset you so much or which may be so disrespectful to
Allah subhanaw taala to his Deen. So don't give them the opportunity to even say anything. Just stop
the conversation right there and it and move on to something else. Secondly, in the lady Nevada
woman home What this means is that if the dialogue turns into you
		
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			Use of violence. Like for example, they are arguing with you, and all of a sudden they get very
upset and they start beating you up or they start getting out of control. It's not civilized any
more than what should you do? You're going to continue to speak to them in an arsenal, they're
hitting you, you're going to continue talking? No, then you have to retaliate. In the same way.
You're going to take that action that is necessary, whatever the situation requires from you.
		
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			Then you see, one situation is that which is a normal situation, it's a peaceful environment, normal
circumstances, you're having an interfaith dialogue. Everything is fine. People are being very
decent. All of a sudden, somebody becomes extremely harsh, rude. inappropriate, what should you do?
Stop right there. And if you stop, but still, they continue. And they get more harsh, they become
more violent than what should you do to stay silent? No, you have to stand up for yourself at that
time. This is why Elena de Nevada Moomin home. How will you do that? By taking whatever step that is
necessary in that situation, whatever that situation requires of you.
		
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			But just because it's allowances given doesn't mean that every time you know a person says something
that we don't like we say, oh, Ilana the Nevada movie. No, that's no.
		
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			waku and say, Amanda, we believe Villa de in that which owns Villa Elena, which has been revealed to
us, or owns de la la calm and that which has been revealed to you, what has been revealed to us the
hold on and what has been revealed to you, but Oh, Randy, in June, what a lacuna and our God what
Illa hokum and your God were hidden is one, the God whom you worship meeting Allah subhanaw. taala
is one when we worship as well, when I don't know who Muslim on and we submit only to him. That's it
simple.
		
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			So even when the argument is not going peaceful, and you have to say something, try to say such
words that are peaceful, you understand
		
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			that when the other person is not willing to listen, you can't just say, Okay, I'm not going to say
anything, be quiet. Now.
		
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			If you don't say anything, then what's going to happen? The other person is going to become more
angry. Why don't you say something? Right? And sometimes the situation is such that you can't just
walk out. So when the other person is being offensive, what kind of statements should you say?
		
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			What kind of words should you say? which you're going to make them more angry? Because this is what
we like to do, right? When a person is angry, you could say something else, you know, make them more
angry. Do them in this way. But what do we say over here? Say something that will calm the
situation?
		
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			While kulu manavi levy on delay, Elena onesy la la comme la ilaha illa hokum Wahid, want to know who
was removed? So what problem do you have with our religion anyway? What's the big deal? It's so
simple. We believe in the same God. We believe in your books as well. And at the end of the day, we
only submit to Allah soprano.
		
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			And the point of saying this also is that Amanda vema on Zilla, Elena Ponce de la come right that we
believe in what has been revealed to us and what has been revealed to you.
		
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			If you notice what has been revealed to you say this, don't say yes, we believe in your Bible.
		
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			You understand? Why is there a difference between saying we believe in your Bible, then what has
been revealed to your profits? What's the difference?
		
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			That what they have has been altered. So when you say what una de la la con, it means we believe in
what Allah revealed. We believe in the moon as well. Not that which is more than that is masala that
has been altered. That has been invented. No, we believe in that which has been revealed. We see
that it has been reported in Buhari that overridable. Delano he said that the people of the book
they used to read the Torah in Hebrew. And they would explain it in Arabic to the Muslims. So
whenever the Muslims you know, they wanted to know Okay, what's in the fella, they would go to the
root and the hoe they would read it in Hebrew and then they would translate it into Arabic for them.
		
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			So the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said to them, Do not believe the People of the Book and do not deny
them. Do not affirm them, and do not deny them, but rather say that we believe in Allah and what has
been revealed to us and what has been revealed to you, our God and your God is one and to Him we
have submitted.
		
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			So what do we learn from this is
		
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			a very, very important lesson that a believer whenever he is in an argument with someone, whether
that argument is about religion or something else, but mainly about religion. Then how should his
character be? How should his o'clock the
		
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			night
		
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			Such that is causing the other to get more angry, more furious, not adding fuel to the fire. But how
should he be one who is trying to solve the problem one was trying to calm the situation down. So
this is not just something that we should be applying in big debates but also in everyday life.
Because if you're not used to doing this in everyday life, believe me, you will not be able to do
this in bigger situations, it will be impossible
		
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			work as Erica Anza La La Calcutta. And as we have revealed to you the book which book the Quran,
that in the same way that we reveal the previous scriptures, the Torah and the Injeel. Similarly, we
have also revealed the Quran
		
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			for ladina. So those people who are Dana homolka, whom we have given the book, those people to whom
we have given the book, are they
		
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			the alligator the root and and Asara. But those people whom Allah has given the book, meaning they
have truly received,
		
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			they truly believe in the book as they should believe.
		
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			And they understand the book as it should be understood
		
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			and they implementable as it should be implemented. Then when a person has this kind of demand in
the book of Allah, then what will it lead to? Human owner, they believe be in it in what in what we
have revealed to you. What gallica and zelner illogical, kita.
		
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			And thus, we have revealed the Quran to you just as we revealed the previous scriptures,
		
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			for Latina, Latina, Hmong keytab. So those people to whom we have given the book previously mean
they are older than us Allah, but those who are true believers in those books, you may not be they
will believe in the Quran as well. And history is full of such examples.
		
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			where men have Allah II, and from these people may or may not be as one who believes in it, from
who,
		
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			who they refer to the machine of Makkah, that even from these people, there are those who believe in
the hold on those people who were most shaking but now they are momineen.
		
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			And remember that in Arabia, as I mentioned to you earlier, there were some people who weren't
originally from the Bani Israel but they had accepted Christianity or they had accepted the religion
of the People of the Book.
		
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			So when they came across the Quran what happened were men have in a minute min ob, and from these
people also there are those who believe in it.
		
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			And as for those people who do not believe in the Quran, Allah says woman had to be a Latina, lol
Catherine and none rejects our ad except the disbelievers those people who are extremely ungrateful.
The Edge huddle from Jim Hodder, and gehad is to deny something after its Martin effect and
		
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			that after you recognize it, after you learn about it still you rejected. So who will reject the
idea of a line this way?
		
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			Only those people who are very ungrateful those people who are disbelievers, those who never
actually believed in the book, and over here I have Yes, it refers to the ayat of the Quran as well
but also refers to the signs of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam his description that was given in the
previous scriptures. Because you see the advocate that they would read their scriptures, and they
knew that a final messenger was supposed to come. Right. So those people who truly believed in the
work, what happened when the Prophet sallallahu Sallam came when the Quran came, they believed
immediately.
		
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			And those people who did not believe in the Quran, what does it show
		
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			that they never truly believed in their books? Because if they believe in their books, that in their
books are the signs of the prophets,
		
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			which are confirmed by whom Mohammed said a lot of them won't only
		
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			so they would believe in him.
		
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			In total RF ii 157, we learn alladhina activate una voz Sula, navigare, ami, and Lydia Duna, who MK
two when are in the home for turati well in gene,
		
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			those people who follow the messenger, the unlettered Prophet, whom they find written in what they
have of the Torah and the Injeel.
		
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			So, when they have learned about the signs of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, and when they saw
Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam they believed immediately, like Salma fallacy, isn't it? He recognized
him immediately, or the live and tsunami recognized immediately accepted immediately. What acaba
nofal, la joshy, all of them accepted.
		
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			So that's an evidence and those people who do not accept there's something else that's preventing
them. It's ingratitude. It's COVID. It's denial. And we see that the root of Medina they knew they
recognize the Prophet sallallahu Sallam What do we learn? You already foreigner who come here
		
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			foreigner of an era home they were waiting for him. What can woman cover yesterday Hola, Latina
cafaro they used to seek victory over the mistake in saying that, yes, our Prophet is going to come
and we're going to become victorious over you. But then when he came, they rejected him just because
he was not of his family. And it's interesting. Once these people came to my sister's house, and
they were, you know, preaching Christianity and so that we ended up in a discussion with them, and
they were telling me about the signs of a particular Messiah or someone a low art and what and when
they read the verse, it said, unlettered, unlettered prophet.
		
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			Did you know that the Prophet that we believe in even he's unlettered? He said, yeah, we know but
he's not there.
		
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			Why? Because he's an Ishmael.
		
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			That's exactly what they said. That's exactly what the Buddha Medina said. And that's exactly what
people say today as well. Well, Maya had to be attina a little careful on what bias do you have
against another people? another race? your cousins? Right? Who are these my little cousins? If you
think about it, distant cousins? What bias do you have against them? In the classroom?
		
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			When I contacted lumen cabling, human keytab and you did not recite before it any scripture, the
Prophet sallallahu wasallam, before he received the Quran, he never ever recited any book before
that. Well, Malcolm lumen Cabo de Cabo de meaning covenant Quran, when Kitab in any book, whether
the Torah or the Injeel, any book, The Prophet sallallahu Sallam was not able to read why he was an
only, he was an only there were some people who would read the previous scriptures, like for
example, what are called the Nova. But the Prophet sallallahu Sallam was never like that he could
never read. So he never even read the previous scriptures, while at the hotel will be emenike. Nor
		
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			did you inscribe one with your right hand, the hotel from the roof address hot, hot, hot by a hotel
literally means to draw lines to put marks. And from this hot is also to write or to draw. Because
when you're writing or when you're drawing, what are you doing, essentially,
		
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			making lines putting marks? Isn't it's a lines from right to left or left to right, up and down.
Right, that's what you're doing.
		
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			So well at the hotel, who nor did you write it, nor did you inscribe it. And it refers to any book,
meaning before receiving Prophethood you never ever wrote a book be aminika with your right hand.
		
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			So what is it sure that now that you have received the Quran, it's not your own fabrication. Now
that you're reciting the Quran, it's not your own invention. Think about it. All of a sudden,
there's a person who never read and who never wrote a book and all of a sudden he's written an
amazing book. Can you imagine
		
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			people who write great masterpieces? Are they able to do that just out of the blue moon? No. How do
they do it? How do they do it? after years and years of practice? good writers. When do they start
writing as children and they write throughout their school years in university and then eventually
they're able to write a book which is good enough that it's worthy of being published.
		
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			But imagine the profits are a lot of them never read any book. And he never wrote any book. He never
read any book never wrote any book. And this is a clear evidence behind his truthfulness without the
hottovy emenike e then then meaning Have you been reciting something? And had you written something
loud tablet mobile cleaning? Surely the people who believe in biathlon they would have doubted Delta
if data from the letters that I ever write, and what does it mean? To have a doubt and if tab a of
taboo is to be skeptical, to be doubtful, to suspect so even loud, terrible mobile telephone and who
is mobile, a person who follows badly a person who follows falsehood, even while he knows what the
		
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			truth is?
		
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			So these people who reject you, they would have doubted.
		
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			So in this ayah is an evidence for the truthfulness of the Prophet sallallahu sallam.
		
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			In the previous ayah what was mentioned that the book being revealed to the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam is not something new. Just as we revealed the previous scriptures, we also reveal to you
		
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			a new scripture.
		
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			So if you believe in the previous scriptures, you should not have any difficulty between
		
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			Leaving in the Quran either.
		
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			Right?
		
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			And now over here, the Prophet sallallahu sallam, What's so difficult about believing in Him? You
have his science. And on top of that, he never wrote any book. He never read any book before he is
unlettered.
		
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			So, he is definitely, definitely true in his game of prophethood. So, why do you accept that? What
is preventing you? What is stopping you?
		
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			Now, in this ayah, I want you to notice two things, that first of all, it has been said, What at the
hotel will be a meaning. Nor did you ever write it with your right hand? You mean, the word yet has
not been used? Understand, yet has not been used, what word has been used? I mean, what does it
show? That what is the proper way of writing which Allah subhanaw taala likes, which is why he
mentioned the right hand that a person should write with his right.
		
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			If you think about it, eating, when it comes to eating, what do we eat with? Right? Why? because
food is a risk, isn't it?
		
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			Knowledge is also risk.
		
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			So if you eat risk with your right hand, then when it comes to writing, also, a person should write
with what with his right hand.
		
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			Now, a child, okay, you can train him. But someone who's an adult who has been writing all their
life with their left hand, what can they do? Whatever has happened has happened.
		
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			However, when it comes to children, we should be very, very careful that just because a child is
writing with his left hand, or you feel that they have more strength in their left hand, doesn't
mean you don't train them to use their right hand.
		
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			So many people they're taught to write with both their hands,
		
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			isn't it? So I remember one of my friends who could write with both her hands. Why? Because she
said, As a child, she had more strength in her left hand, but her parents that didn't give up on her
right hand. And they kept on making her writing and doing everything with her right hand and
Mashallah amazing. We sitting in class, and we'll be getting tired writing with one hand, and there
she would switch hands.
		
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			And in class, you know, sometimes people who are left handed, they find it difficult to sit on a
particular chair. And if you're right handed, you find it difficult to sit on a particular chair,
she could sit on any chair, and she could write with any hand switching hands back and forth. So
conveniently, and her writing was beautiful. Mashallah. And what was the reason her parents didn't
give up? They didn't give up.
		
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			So likewise, we should also not give up if you know anyone in our families like that.
		
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			Because then you get strength in both your hands, right? It's very much possible.
		
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			So never think that Oh, no, no, no, since I've been doing this all my life, it's impossible for me.
No, you can do it. Provided that you make up your mind and you want to do.
		
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			And just remember that food is unless you eat with your writing, your eating is also a risk. So how
can we be, you know, taking it and preserving it and writing it with our left hand. It's something
that is
		
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			something that is blessed, it is something that deserves respect.
		
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			Also, one more thing I want you to notice over here, but the Prophet said a lot of sort of, Who was
he? For? Do we learn from this? ayah and only, he never read? He never wrote he never read. He never
wrote for what do we see a last panel delegate him.
		
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			And he taught
		
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			yet to do or lay him
		
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			where you are limo Makita we use a key here.
		
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			We think that only if we have you know a certain degree, you know, we've completed high school and
we've completed that only then we can study the Quran.
		
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			Because the Quran, you know, it's not for the simple people. No, it's only for those people who are
very highly intelligent, highly skilled, who have studied a lot. But what do we see? The prophets
are those that have never read he never wrote. And he became the more alum of the
		
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			modeling. So never, ever underestimate yourself thinking, Oh, I haven't even completed my high
school. So embarrassing. No, everything like that.
		
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			Never think oh, I haven't even completed my university. No. May Allah give you the topic to gain
more knowledge. However, just because you don't have worldly knowledge does not mean you cannot
excel at this knowledge. Remember that?
		
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			Just because you don't have worldly knowledge does not mean you cannot excel in the knowledge of the
Quran you can because if Allah gave it to the Prophet sallallahu wasallam who passed on the Quran to
the Arabs and who were the Arabs.
		
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			There are also unlettered only a few people could read and write. What kind of books do they have
access to? Hardly, even if they did have could they read? No.
		
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			They were known as Oh miyun the unlettered people, the uneducated people. But look at how Allah
subhanaw taala given the knowledge of the book, and those who don't have the knowledge of the book,
what are they there?
		
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			to be confident, never feel that just because you don't have other type of knowledge, other kinds of
degrees, what you are learning is not good enough. And what you have is not good enough. No, you can
still excel in the knowledge of the Quran, provided that you put an effort, you give it your best,
you take it to your heart, Allah will make you excel provided that you put in the effort.
		
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			And it's so amazing that there are people who really don't know how to read and write, but they have
memorized the entire Quran, isn't it? So? Isn't that a miracle? There are people who don't have many
worldly degrees. But when it comes to the understanding of the Quran, it's so clear when it comes to
implementing the Quran. When it comes to reflecting on the Ayat of Allah, they're amazing. Amazing.
		
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			So never think that you need a lot of worldly knowledge to be able to understand the Quran. No, that
definitely helps. I'm not saying that it's useless. No, it definitely helps. It adds to a person's
understanding. It improves his understanding. However, it's not everything.
		
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			It's the column of a lot. It's everything.
		
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			And in order to take that in, in order to excel in that you need to open your heart and you need to
give it your best