Taimiyyah Zubair – Taleem al Quran 2012 – P26 262B Tafsir Muhammad 20-24

Taimiyyah Zubair
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The Surah message is discussed, including the "arepas of the beast" and the "arepas of the beast" of Jesus. The importance of following the Prophet's command and not giving up on one's beliefs is emphasized, along with the need to realize that anything they do is not a loss. The difficulty of protecting one's religion and the "med strict" mentality of individuals is also discussed, along with the importance of the Bible in shaping behavior and reflective of the verses. The segment also touches on the concept of "over" and how it can lead to changes in one's behavior.

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			Are the bIllahi min ash shaytani R rajim Bismillah Al Rahman Al Rahim al number 20.
		
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			Yr Kunal Lavina y ocho Lu, and he says, Who Alladhina amanu those people who believe meaning the
believers say, Lola, why not? No zealot it was sent down, it was revealed Surah tone, a surah. Why
has a surah not been sent down? Meaning when will it be sent down? Many sources were being revealed.
What did they mean by this? They meant a surah that would allow us to fight back our enemy. Because
up until this point, the believers were told, Go for idea come, keep your hands to yourselves,
meaning do not assault in return. Do not even fight back. Do not even lift your hand up to defend
yourself. Don't do that. So now that the Muslims had migrated to Medina, what happened? They really
		
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			wanted to stand up and defend themselves. So they would wonder Lola no zealot Surah for either so
when on zealot it was actually sent down. What Surah tone more calmer tone, a sutra that is more
karma. More karma from hokum. Malcolm Malcolm is basically one that has a hukum one whose hukum is
clearer, and more come with a shabby we have learned about these two categories of the verses of the
Quran. Some verses are more common others are with a shabby insert earlier and Ron it's mentioned,
one of the meanings of Markham versus with a shabby is that Markham are verses which are precise,
right? Very clear, and unambiguous in their meaning in their wording, meaning it's the command,
		
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			which is contained within those verses is obvious. You couldn't misunderstand it. Even if you tried,
you couldn't the meaning is just obvious. This is more common. And what the shabby in contrast is
that which is open to interpretation, it's open to interpretation. The word more calm is from a
common calm is to do it on to perfectly knit together to perfectly bring together so mahkamah tone,
meaning specific, clear, unambiguous. This kind of a surah was revealed. And in that surah was Tokyo
Rafi hookey, tal and Qatal was mentioned in it, meaning the command was obvious. The believers were
ordered to fight back. And how many such verses were revealed in the Quran? Many, right? So for
		
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			example, we see sort of Muhammad is one of those sutras in which there are many verses commanding
the Muslims to fight their enemy. Right. And then there's also mentioned sort of Hajj in Surah
Baqarah into Nyssa. It's mentioned so far either OMSI that Surah to mahkamah tone, well, Loki Rafi
Hopital what happened then?
		
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			Ada you would see Alladhina fue Kuru be him Murghab those people in whose hearts is a disease when
they heard that Surah what was their reaction? Yun Runa alayka they were looking at you how Nevada
as the looking off el Maharshi. Here I lay him in a boat as the looking of a person who is overcome
by death
		
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			mulshi Lane sheen well Lee Shaohua or yet Russia to cover right and Mueller she is one who has been
covered. One who is overcome Moshe Alaihe the one who is covered with what middle mouth with death
meaning with the bangs of death with the stupor of death.
		
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			This is how he begins to look at you. This is how he stares at you as if someone just gave him the
death sentence. This is how he looks at you. Allah says for hola hola home. So whoa to them a big
water them great destruction for them. For what? Why? Because of how he is reacting to the Command
of Allah.
		
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			When Allah gives a command, even if that command is to fight back the enemy to defend yourself
remember every single command is what? It's a source of fight for us. In total and file is 24 We
learned yet are you Halina mono is the G booty let you a little asuni either da come Lima Yohei come
respond to Allah and his messenger when the messenger called you to that which brings you life when
you're
		
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			Call to something that will bring you life, meaning every command is what an invitation to a better
life. That is what it is. So those who respond in this way as if they've been given the death
sentence, and that is how to look at you, as if they're in the state of dying.
		
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			There is suffering from the banks of death. They're just staring in horror, because you see someone
who is overcome by death, then it's as if his gaze is fixed. Right? It's just fixed. He's not able
to move around, he's not able to do much it is lying down in one place. Eyes are fixed. Yeah, maybe
he's not able to look in one direction. It happens. You know, it's as if nothing's coming out of his
mouth, he's not able to express himself not able to say anything, because he's in so much pain. This
is what happens to these people in whose heart is a disease when they're given a command. It's as if
they are overcome by death. In this verse, the difference between a sincere believer and a hypocrite
		
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			is mentioned. The person who believes the person who believes Alladhina amanu, what do they want?
What do they want, they want clarification. They want guidance, they want instruction. They want
opportunities, because they want improvement. They want to get closer to Allah subhanaw taala. So
they're eager to learn about different things that they can do to earn Allah's pleasure and a
hypocrite. A person whose heart is diseased, what happens to him, when he is informed of an action,
have an opportunity to do something to earn Allah's approval, then what happens? He doesn't want to
do it. So much so that the fear and the detestation is obvious on the face. And through to xaba 19.
		
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			It is mentioned for either journal hopeful or at home, Yun Luna, a Laker do our usual color the
usual? Are they human about something similar is mentioned over there. So that this is 77? Also,
something similar is mentioned? No, yes, this verse is specifically about battle.
		
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			But extracting a lesson from this? What is it that we need to reflect on our reaction? When we hear
about a certain command of Allah? What is our response? Is it somewhere in our authority?
		
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			Is it our Allah hito color?
		
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			Or is it something else? How do I respond when I learn about something I have to do for the sake of
Allah? What is my reaction? What is my first reaction rather?
		
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			You know, for example, the month of Ramadan, before it came this year. It's been going on for a
couple of years, actually, few weeks before Ramadan few months before other people start fear
mongering. How is it going to work? How is it going to happen? Don't even think about it. Don't even
talk about it? Yes, it's difficult. No doubt. Yes, it's hard. Very true. But it's about perspective.
It's about the state of mind. We need to realize that anything we do in obedience to Allah is not
out of our own strength and ability. It's because Allah gave us that strength and ability.
		
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			This is what we mean when we say La hawla wala Quwata illa biLlah. No one has the power to refrain
from evil, or the strength to do any good, except by whom? By Allah, meaning by his Stovic.
		
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			So it's about the state of mind. It's about perspective. Yes, man.
		
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			So, when ALLAH SubhanA, Allah is calling us to follow His commands, he's actually telling us that he
wants to remove the burdens on us, because he knows we've been creating week. And if we do the
opposite, that we're, we're putting ourselves in difficulty, right? We think sometimes that obeying
Allah, following a certain command will be difficult. But Allah says, you read Allah Who and you
have foreign come, he wants to lighten the burden from you. This is why he's giving you this
command. He wants to make things easier for you, because he knows what you call internal Bhairava he
has created the human being as weak, right? So Allah knows our weakness, and he is giving us these
		
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			commands for our good. And when we turn away, then who are we harming?
		
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			Who are we harming ourselves? This is similar to how in school if you find out you have an
assignment coming up and you've done zero readings, alright, you have a task coming up. And you've
done zero readings, then what happens? Some people it's as if they've been given the death sentence,
right? You can see the fear on the face.
		
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			Right? But even that is what I mean. Be grateful that there is a test coming up because of which
will force yourself to study otherwise you'd never study
		
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			All right. So we think about our response our reaction when we learn about the commands of Allah.
Now sometimes we say things like, I know it's there, but I'm not ready yet. I know I'm supposed to
do it. I'm not ready yet. When are we going to be ready? When are we going to be ready if we keep
delaying and delaying
		
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			Then when are we going to be ready? Allah says for hola hola home. Hola. This is understood in two
ways. Firstly, hola from Wayne Wayne meaning destruction. So oh Allah much destruction. much
destruction, a lot of destruction. Why? Because they're turning away from that which will bring them
life. Secondly, hola hola. Whom is from the letters Well, lamb Yeah. Wali, which means core
closeness. So Hola. More.
		
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			More suited, better suited, more appropriate, closer to correctness. Oh lala home more appropriate
would have been ba tone workout tomorrow.
		
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			Obedience and good words. This would have been a much better reaction, as opposed to looking in
horror. As if a person has overcome by them, what would have been much better? Bottom obedience
meaning to the command will call new models and good words meaning saying words which are
appropriate words of acceptance of submission of the vocal on Allah. This is what they should have
done. This would have been better for them if they had responded in this way.
		
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			For either so when Azzam al Unruh as Emma, it was determined unroot the command the matter, meaning
the command of fighting, the matter of fighting was settled, it was done meaning it's done
basically, the enemy is approaching fellow southern Kula, then at that time, when it was time to go
to battle if at that time, if they were truthful to Allah, Locanda higher Allah whom it would have
been better for them, truthful to Allah, how in fulfilling in staying true to their word, because
previously they had been saying, Yes, we will obey. Yes, we will obey Fatuma Coloma roof, but now
		
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			Unruh the matter of fighting is done. It's resolved meaning it is time to go to battle.
		
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			What would be appropriate for these people who have been saying we will obey we will obey? What
should they do at this point? prove their words true. Fellow southern Kula laka Anna highroller
home. So what do we learn over here until the command did not come? The hypocrites used to make
great claims along with the believers. What? That if there is a battle, we will do this, we will do
this. But when the situation arose, they tried to escape. What's the lesson? When the Command of
Allah comes?
		
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			Then how should we respond? Say a word that is margu Golden model
		
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			and show thorough intent bar with the difficulty Yes, it's difficult.
		
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			And you see whenever a challenge comes up, what you say at that time will affect your thinking how
you respond at that time will affect your thinking and your you know course of action for the entire
duration.
		
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			So for example, you're fasting and in the morning when you wake up you start complaining about
thirst or I'm so thirsty today I don't know how I'm gonna do it today. I'm so tired I'm so this I'm
so if you keep talking about the fact that you're thirsty, how is your fast going to be thirsty? How
are you going to be all day very, very thirsty.
		
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			But you know you're thirsty. And you say the Alomar roof at that time is insha Allah salah, right?
And then you show bar, then what will happen? You'll make it you'll do it you'll be fine. Whatever
it is that we focus on becomes big, big in front of our eyes.
		
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			So when something difficult when a challenge comes before us, what we need to focus on is the help
of Allah, that will feel of Allah say follow model appropriate words and shofar. Another thing we
need to reflect on over here is that we all claim to be obedient to Allah. And we all say that we
should be obedient to Allah.
		
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			We talk about it Allah the importance of obeying Allah, the importance of following the Quran. Let's
show it in our app.
		
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			She's also
		
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			for her. So would I say to him, perhaps you for her, I say to him, so would you perhaps this means
law law.
		
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			Meaning may not be the case with you for her law SatAM meaning it is possible that you interval
later
		
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			if you turned away, meaning if you turned away from Allah's command, to rise up and defend your
religion and remain steadfast on it, you turn away from the command to fight basically, what would
happen, perhaps, and tuxedo fill out that you will spread corruption in the earth, what to come
through and you will cut up or how Macomb your relationships, you will sever the ties of
relationship, this is what might happen. Meaning if you turn away from the command to fight, then
what will happen, you would revert to your old ways of facade, you would revert you would go back to
your old ways of facade fill out severing ties of kinship.
		
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			There is another interpretation of this idea. And that is that for Hala SatAM so would you perhaps
meaning it is possible that you interval Latham if you are given Wilaya, meaning you are given
authority and charge and leadership.
		
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			If you are given authority, meaning you're given victory, basically
		
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			without having to go through these tests and trials. If victory comes too easy,
		
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			then what will happen? And obviously do fill up, you're going to spread corruption in the land,
meaning instead of Islam, you would commit injustice, what to up through our hammer calm, and you
would sever the ties of relationship, meaning that power would blind you to this extent that you
would start committing aggression.
		
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			What's the message of this if you don't like the command to fight?
		
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			Why are you being given this command anyway? What's the reason? Think about it? Firstly, to defend
your religion. And if you turn away from defending it, what will happen to you down the road, your
moral situation would deteriorate, you would go back to your old ways. If you don't defend your
religion today, you let your enemy attack you and attack you and destroy you and destroy you what's
going to happen within a couple of years, you're going to lose what you have.
		
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			This deed is going to be lost. And then what will be your situation, you will be spreading facade on
the earth just as you were doing before Islam, you would sever ties of kinship just as you were
doing before Islam.
		
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			So in other words, if you don't defend your religion, you're harming yourself. If you don't defend
your religion, you're going to suffer.
		
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			Secondly, why are you being ordered to fight so that you may strive for your religion?
		
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			This freedom of religion is not coming easy to you. Why? So that you strive for your deen so that
you value it through your struggle, you would get the necessary training. Allah can give you a
victory over your enemy without you having to fight. Right? If you think about it, was Allah
subhanaw taala not capable of granting victory to the Prophet salallahu Salam within a day? Of
course he was. Allah can say couldn't and all these enemies in Morocco would finish. That's it,
isn't it? It could happen in an instant in a minute. But it happened over many, many years. Why?
Because through the struggle, the believers were trained.
		
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			Because when power comes to easy, it can really blind a person.
		
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			A person forgets humility. When a person has not suffered himself, he cannot understand the
suffering of others. You understand? When you haven't gone through hard times yourself, then you
cannot care about the hard times that other people are going through.
		
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			You know, like somebody said that. I don't know if it's true, but one of the Queens long time ago,
went somewhere in the peasants. They were revolting. And she's like, what's the matter? And they're
saying that they don't have bread. All right. And she said, Well, why don't they have cake? They
don't have bread. Why don't they have cake? Well, if they can't afford bread, do you think they can
afford cake? This is the thing. When power and luxury and victory and success comes too easy. You
lose empathy, basically, because you haven't suffered yourself. You don't know what it means to
suffer. And instead of is law than a person does facade. And we see this. I mean look at how
		
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			In the whole of Russia, don't worry. Look at how Abu Bakr on the lower end who are model DeLorean
who Earth man on the lower No, a little deliver on him, where what kind of whole effort they were,
what kind of leaders they were humble,
		
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			humble, caring, concerned. Why? Because they had struggled for Islam. They have gone through the
training.
		
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			And then we see that later generations down the road, what happened?
		
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			Islam came too easy for the people. And so while they were Muslim leaders, they were committing
haram in their palaces.
		
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			Right? Why? Because Islam came too easy.
		
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			It came too easy. While there were Muslim leaders, there was a lot of injustice being committed in
front of their eyes. But they didn't really care. Instead of mending relationships, they were
breaking destroying relationships.
		
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			So here, the wisdom behind the command to fight is mentioned. Why is it that you've been ordered to
fight so that you defend your religion because your religion is essential for you to remain morally
upright?
		
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			Allah has sent this Deen for your hidayah and if you don't preserve this, Deen, you're going to lose
hedaya
		
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			Then you will be spreading facade on the earth, just as the angels have predicted. Right? And then
secondly, why Allah can give you a victory in an instant.
		
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			But he's making you go through the struggle, because the struggle is going to teach you it's going
to train you. It's going to keep your intention sincere.
		
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			It's going to keep you humble. Yes.
		
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			It's kind of like how, in the west you find the really good Muslims. Mashallah, like, yeah, compared
to the Muslim majority countries, you know, because we have to struggle for our deen here, you know,
to preserve it to keep it to hold on to it and stuff. And were questioned about it. And over there,
it's like, overall Muslim, so it's okay. I mean, compare any Muslim minority population with a
Muslim majority population generally. There is a difference in commitment to the deen and the love
for the deen. Why? Because, for one group of people, it's very hard to cling to the deen. And for
another group of people, it's very easy.
		
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			Alright.
		
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			So how should we view difficulties in life then?
		
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			How should we view difficulties in life? Because sometimes we want things to come to us so easy.
Like I've been making golf for it. Come on, don't I deserve it? Why does it have to be so hard?
		
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			Exactly. Difficulties are basically training us. Hola, Iike. Those people, meaning the agents of
corruption, those who turn away from Allah's command, and then they spread facade, and they sever
ties of kinship. They are people who are Lavina Lerner whom Allah those whom Allah has cursed, they
are far from Allah's mercy for Osama home. So he has deafened them he has made them deaf or some
make someone deaf. What I mean he has made blind absorb at home, their vision of sort of flora, luff
bustle, he has made them deaf and he has made their vision blind. So they do not understand what
they hear and they do not learn from what they see. Then the hearts become so hard of who of people
		
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			who do facade in the earth.
		
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			A fella to the Brunel Quran then do they not reflect on the Quran? I'm Marla Lubin, or upon heart or
UK follow her. There locks up file Florida of the word
		
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			of Allah. And what does it mean lock up falou her locks of the hearts meaning those locks that
prevent the heart from reflection that don't allow the heart to open up. Because what does a lock
do? Closes something right. So doesn't allow the heart to open up to think to accept to absorb?
		
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			Are their hearts sealed shut? Why don't they reflect on the Quran? Meaning what has made them turn
away from Allah's command? Don't they reflect on the Quran? How could they turn away from the
commands of Allah? When the commands of Allah are so clear?
		
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			They should reflect on the Quran yesterda Varuna from the book. What does the double mean?
		
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			Allah has sent the Quran why Leah de baru it so that people reflect on the verses Correct. What does
the double mean? The book basically, is to pause to stop at the verses meaning when a person is
reading versus he is reciting the verses of the Quran. He stops he pauses in the middle and he
thinks about them. He
		
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			He reflects upon how he can benefit from them
		
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			in order to act upon them. So basically the book is the effort to
		
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			benefit from the Quran.
		
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			That is what the Buddha is. You're not just reading for the sake of completing the page for the sake
of completing the surah you're reading in order to be affected from the Quran in order to take
benefit from the Quran? And how are you going to take benefit from the Quran, when you stop and
think and reflect?
		
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			All right, it will claim said that the double means to read through the beginning and the last
portion. So for example, one sorta you read all of it, you take the whole picture, all right, and
then
		
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			read again.
		
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			So not just once, but again, and again. Because the work that the book on the structure of the
firewall, what does it mean, to do something again, and again, like in the Quran, we learn yet the
general rule the general rule to take one sip after another,
		
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			to take one sip after another, so that the book to reflect deeply, repeatedly taking time with after
bit,
		
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			because Quran is for our Ummah,
		
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			it is to act upon
		
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			correct and for Amen, that the Buddha is necessary.
		
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			So basically, the Buddha is the link between him and Armen. If you want to transform your knowledge
into action, then what is necessary in the middle?
		
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			What is necessary in the middle, that the Buddha reflection, deep reflection, repeated reflection
		
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			that the Buddha is from double dal Balraj and the Buddha is the back of something. So when a person
is reflecting on the meaning of the Quran, what is he doing? He's following the back as an just as
somebody's in front of you, you're following their back, you're not leaving them. So the devil is
when a person reads a part of the Quran. He doesn't just read it and leave it. No, he reads it.
		
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			And then he reads it again. And then he thinks about it. And even when he's closed the book, he's
following those verses in his mind meaning he's thinking about them.
		
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			In sort of solid i 29 Allah says keekaboo unza NanHu la como Biocom Lea de baru IoT, this book has
been revealed to people may reflect on it
		
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			remember that there are two pillars of the book there are two parts to the book. The first is a
recruit another ad
		
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			a local another ad. So basically
		
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			understanding the text the theory part,
		
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			learning about the seat, what does this mean?
		
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			This includes the word analysis, looking at the Hadith, looking at other verses, understand the
meaning of the verses the theory part and then the other is a look and alarmingly to focus on the
Aman that okay, this is the ayah This is the meaning.
		
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			Now, what do I get from this? What lesson can I get from this?
		
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			Allah says a fella Tada Brunel Quran, will they not reflect on the Quran? It's a question. So what
should the answer be? Yes, we will.
		
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			Yes, we will. That as we read, we will reflect so we can reach from Erbil to Amman. As we read, we
will learn the meaning the theory the explanation, but then we will also focus on the practical
lessons. Because Quran is for
		
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			cobble about he said, Hold fast to the Quran, for it sharpens the intellect.
		
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			Meaning hold fast to it as it read it and then read it again and again and again and reflect on it.
And the more you do it,
		
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			the more your intellect will be sharpened. It is the light of wisdom and a source of knowledge. It
is the most recent of the books revealed by the Most Merciful. Allah revealed in the Torah, that oh
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, I will reveal upon you a new book, which will open blind eyes,
deaf ears and heedless hearts. So what is it that opens the heart that unlocks the heart? It's
reflection upon the Quran. So I felt at the Brunel Quran Amala Kuruman up falou look at the context
people are having difficulty following the command. What does Allah say reflect on the Quran?
Reflect on the Quran and obedience will become easy. Holo maruf will become easy because when you
		
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			reflect on the Quran
		
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			on what is it that is fixed your mindset your thinking, right? Your heart and when the heart changes
on the hardest transformed then everything is fixed. So if you find lack of harmony in yourself,
then reflect on the Quran and reflect some more. Let's listen to the recitation of these verses.
While you're all living in
		
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			New Zealand
		
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			for either
		
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