Tariq Appleby – The Fiqh of intimacy 1 of 5

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The speakers discuss the importance of intimacy in relationships, including sexual intimacy and the concept of sexuality. They emphasize the need for women to learn about sexuality and engage in sexual activities, and emphasize the importance of understanding the physical and mental demands of marriage. The speakers also touch on the importance of having a passionate romantic love for a romantic relationship, and the benefits of Islamic marriage, including the potential for happiness and joy. They stress the importance of finding a good partner and finding a good partner for personal reasons, including personal reasons.

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			Hello,
		
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			and
		
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			welcome you to another workshops. And today we'll be talking about the thick of intimacy, which is
an important topic. And we'll see why data over the course of the next two hours. Why be so
important and why it is absolutely critical to understand that you know what exactly
		
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			it says about sexual intimacy and its importance, I will talk about
		
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			data. Just to give you some background, we have already discussed some of the fifth of many, we've
spoken about what is needed for a data, we've spoken about the five languages of love. We've spoken
about those things that destroy marriages. And today, we'll have I believe, the fourth of these
workshops, where we'll be talking about the topic of intimacy, and we'll spend some time talking
about the wedding night, the first night, the first night in which a couple are going to be doing
that which allows for more data has been folded. So to get started, I suppose the first question we
need to ask ourselves is what
		
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			is the anything
		
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			that talks about, you know, sexual * and everything that is associated with that, that is
mentioned in the Quran and Sunnah about these things? Because if they did, we will be, you know, we
will have to innovate, we will have to use our own intellect and our own experience, our culture
will dictate exactly what is acceptable and what isn't. But because the book
		
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			itself is from a loss of a high level of data, he is the one who created us men and women, allows
		
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			us to send to the needs and desires. And so the point is only logical, that
		
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			follows that we must deal with those fundamental desires, it must speak about it, it must teach us
as Muslims, how exactly to deal with these issues, and how to, you know, find a proper balance for a
healthy and a happy marriage, so to
		
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			speak about this issue in great detail
		
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			about this topic. Now, obviously, if we were to spend time to do all this, oh, we have to give them
only about speaking about those, those those stories
		
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			and the lives of the companions, then we wouldn't be here for the whole day. But
		
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			what I want to give you is just a an introduction to what is discussed in the book.
		
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			But what we must understand is that the book
		
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			is not rude or vulgar. When discussing this issue. Yes, it is explicit. Yes, Allah subhanho wa Taala
talks in you uses the word boy uses
		
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			and also uses the word wabasha. And similar terms, whether the end of the suddenness of allies, even
boys,
		
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			and etc, needed distasteful.
		
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			Allah and His Messenger
		
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			discuss the matter of sexual * in a way in which you and I understand, we know exactly
what is being spoken about. I will never forget a cookbook that I attended in Cape Town, South
Africa, my hometown. And
		
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			he was a man who tackled lawsuits issues, he was
		
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			then talk about any sophisticated you know, for some people, you want to go with those kinds of
disposes, he would talk about things affecting the community, but I remember this particular one,
but he was talking about 60 education. And I've never lost so much.
		
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			Because instead of talking about using actual words, like penis and *, he spoke about cookies.
And he spoke about, you know, you use all sorts of funny terms to talk about, I suppose, and that's
why we lost it, you know, no children come to the workshop today, I suppose because of goodbyes
attended by you know,
		
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			teenagers and even younger children. Perhaps you wanted to, you know, sort of discuss the method in
lis, you know, explicit steps, but for adults and for people that are married and for people that
want to have
		
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			Then you have to be as explicit as possible. How will you just one last, your personal experience,
we will never be men and women doing the thing, listen without a teacher.
		
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			And he was talking about the chapter on puzzle, what makes muscle compulsive? What when does it
become compulsive before, you know, a full body illusion. And he started speaking about, you know,
certain things like weight names, he started speaking about sexual *. And I suppose he
noted this in the faces of the students that will hold males,
		
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			you know, 90% of them, they will not vary. And you can see the look of shyness and
		
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			you know, that that keep getting in. And maybe you said something profound that we'll never forget.
He said,
		
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			that modesty being shy, that's called about religion. But they can be no shyness when it comes to
understanding and setting odd.
		
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			I'll say it again? And
		
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			what are
		
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			the terms of shyness in discussing these matters? People will turn to the prophets of Allah
		
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			and say,
		
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			What if I do this with my life? What if I engage in food?
		
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			And then I simply eat something else? What do I do? I don't even know your body was so shy.
		
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			Because he was the son in law used to have this problem that his wife and he would sit, eat, you
know, this piece of metal fluid, you don't step out of the woods. And because he didn't want to go
and say,
		
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			so what did he do? He said, what that means
		
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			to go in the process of a law violations. What is a Matthew, if he experiences so the prophets of
Allah, he was in that was confronted with these issues on a daily basis, men and women would come?
And they would say, What do I do in this particular situation. And one of the issues that we must
understand and how in our society is
		
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			our children.
		
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			We are learning about sexuality, and sexual * and everything associated with it, the
popular culture,
		
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			the TV series, the movies, even cartoons and children watch now
		
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			is a documentary about hidden sexual images in Disney movies and other you know, other cartoons and
animation, which
		
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			is, it's amazing how our children are being indoctrinated. You go to most western countries, there
is a subject vehicle safety education
		
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			is something that's called whether it's Africa or the states or Australia, they use a What do they
teach children, they, they teach them that, you know, being sexual and having desires, that's
normal. And you should embrace them, you know, those those feelings, and you should act upon them.
It's normal, go ahead and fulfill your desires. And what
		
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			are they telling us, they're telling us that you are like animals, and you have no control over your
designs.
		
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			In the jungle, they can't control themselves with a female goes into heat. They just, you know, they
fight, they go, they go, they go monkey, you know, they go as they say, so
		
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			we are like that. And he's been indicate ourselves and our children. This is one of the worst things
that you know, the internet is a useful tool, but one of the worst things that he gets brought into
our homes and into our families is photography. And this is where our girls and our boys are
learning about sexuality. And when they get married, they have this fantasy that the managers will
be like * movies, their husbands and the wives will do for them that which they see on
the screen. And so we need to come back.
		
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			To understand that, yes, it is natural. Yes, it is beautiful, but they also need to understand and
we also need to understand more than the physical part of it, the emotional implications of it, and
I'll talk about that
		
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			as we go along.
		
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			To do
		
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			that.
		
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			Now
		
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			that it is not
		
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			permissible for a man or woman, the husband or wife during the day,
		
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			if they have a policy, that they may engage in a sexual activity with kissing, or, you know, doping,
and all of those things are definitely sexual * is permissible during the day between
between father and son. It's not permissible for a husband and a wife to engage in
		
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			these stages with the Father, the rulings have been revealed,
		
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			if you went to sleep,
		
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			and if you woke up at 3am, and you wanted to have relations with your spouse,
		
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			if you didn't have at that, you know that the beginning of the month,
		
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			until the next day, it would be hard. Obviously, this is difficult. This is typical. And some of us
have made it so that the entire night of
		
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			a husband and a wife may engage in that which Allah has made Hello,
		
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			do you
		
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			want me to leave?
		
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			You will they upload it for you, and you upload it to them? We've discussed this in great detail in
a previous workshop. But for those of you who didn't, I'll give you just a summary of what we
discussed. Look at the imagery that
		
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			is using in your wife is like the Goblet of
		
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			cheese.
		
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			And you are like a goddess of love.
		
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			What is floating to
		
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			us gives us all gifts away hides our blemishes and our interventions conception. In this way, my
husband should be like this for his wife, and a wife should be like this for the husband, what what
else give us It gives us a sense of confidence. We feel fulfilled, we feel we don't feel that we
don't imagine that you had to go out into the streets and you were not covered. How would you feel
you'll feel vulnerable. But being married means that your spouse will your spouse will see to every
one of your needs. And so then when you buy a home or you leave the home with a UI private or in
public, you will always feel fulfilled, you will always feel a sense of protection and you feel
		
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			safe. And this is what we need to be to our spouses
		
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			is Allah knows that used to deceive yourselves so exempted up to date. So now have relations with
him, meaning after the sending of the son of the boss, it is now permissible for you to have
relations with your with your sexual relations, it's permissible until up until the amount of value
		
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			added value. And now capitalize off which is the touching of skin against it
		
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			doesn't speak to pigmentation. No, there is no use. Although the sooner we'll talk about that kind
of you know, explicit detail the user something that we know what he's been talking about. Now, we
don't need
		
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			to give us every single detail, but this is to explain. And before I give you the example of Javelin
		
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			maybe use one example from
		
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			the process of
		
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			data.
		
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			If the circumcise part of the of the man touches the circumcised part of the woman, then the puzzle
has become compulsive.
		
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			This hygienist
		
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			wanted to see what
		
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			he was saying Why? Because couples have many couples have this mistaken belief that it is only
* or the * that makes use of couples. But here the purpose of the law it was
something different.
		
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			If the circumcised part of the man touches the circumcised part of the woman, then the puzzle
becomes becomes
		
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			so even if a couple while during the course of *, they do not have you know, *, then
that still makes the whistle policy. And this happens, you know, and we need to understand the rules
again.
		
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			counsel couples wife thought you know this particular topic, and they come to me afterwards.
		
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			So,
		
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			how many days have I bought for Juba in the state of Genoa?
		
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			Because I thought that I had this belief all the time, then only if I can relate to it.
		
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			And he's,
		
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			this is the, perhaps the dominant of offline Why? Because there is another Hadith where the prophets
of Allah while he was in
		
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			the water, eating seminal fluid * in necessitates water whistle. So because you have to have
these together, your understanding or my understanding would be incomplete, we must understand these
two.
		
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			And then we'll get the proper understanding of data. But that's another discussion.
		
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			He says that when my father died, and his father died in the Battle of Ohio, and he was left behind,
one having to look after seven or nine of his sisters.
		
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			His father passed away as they bought it at the Battle of poker. And he now needed to look, is he
sisters? So
		
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			he was awesome. Have you married? Did you get married? And he said, Yes. The
		
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			big thing here? Did you get married to a woman who had never been married before you get married to
a Belgian? Or did you get married to a woman that had been married before? So he said, I got married
to a woman who had been married before. So the prophets of Allah?
		
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			Why do you not
		
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			so that you may play with
		
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			her, and she may play with you and have sports with you. And you might abuse her impose her to love,
and she might do the same for you. This is important. And we spoke about this in our last workshop.
Let me summarize again, what I discussed the
		
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			use of young people get married. Why is
		
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			this Heidi and I just wanted the view of young people if you can get married,
		
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			if you have the sexual desire, if you have the financial needs to marry, they do so because it will
protect your your your eyes, the way your gaze, it will protect your right private thoughts. And if
you get married, you'll be able to achieve this and we spoke at that time, we spoke about how
important it is to understand what the Prophet is saying about marriage. And it's really pertinent
to our discussion here. Oh, young men and women who have the ability and have the desire for
marriage and to sexual *. And so everything he did not say we're able to do anything do
self because people feel it will make you feel emotionally fulfilled, it will get you a family of
		
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			your back, and the sub nagging you about why you're not getting and you know, you can be very
		
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			vocal in muscle
		
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			because it will help you to know what you're getting. And it will help you to protect your Bible.
The prophets of the love it was an abusive marriage as having that effect on a man and a woman.
Everything else everything else about marriage is subsequent and the secondary to this primary
reason.
		
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			But we must understand this.
		
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			People don't always you know that that is why one of the worst that one of the most common reasons
why couples have problems is not necessarily about six No, but it is about not understanding what
marriage is and what it is supposed to help you achieve. And so when I accepted expectations that my
wife is going to cook you know, she's gonna make this admit every day you know, and she's gonna have
		
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			you know, all my meals will be I'm gonna come home from work for lunch. When I get home from work,
you know, she's gonna have all these things and she's always get a look, you know, the best. She's
never ever gonna look tired or you know, she'll never she'll
		
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			never be sick. And if I get married with that expectation and I get married, just abundance.
		
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			expectations, love with the ease that is it isn't
		
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			reasonable. It's unreasonable to expect that my wife will
		
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			let you live to be busy, that you'll ever have other things on
		
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			Have I
		
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			always, you know, feel motivated to do those things for me. And if I get married with the wrong
expectation, then I'm bound to be disappointed. And so therefore, we need to understand what
marriage is fundamentally disarmingly. But that doesn't mean that it's not about romance, it doesn't
mean that it's not about emotional detachment and fulfillment, it just means that we need to
understand
		
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			we will get to that point. So
		
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			totally, why not marry a virgin, so then you may play with a teammate play with you, you might abuse
her, and she might abuse you what is so important about this, because if you marry someone of the
same age, it is more likely that your sexual desire, your interest, all of these things will be sort
of in sync.
		
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			And it is more likely that if you marry someone younger than you, especially for the men,
		
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			that you will find you do you will kill people.
		
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			So the purpose of although it was in the best interest of jabil, but listen to this, this is
important. Germany,
		
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			my father died, then I had
		
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			a young girl to be like my sisters.
		
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			Okay, she'll be the same age and she won't be able to take care of them. So I thought that I will
marry someone who's older, and she'll help me to Fulfill my desires, but at the same time, she will
be able to, to help me take care of my sisters, and also to teach them with mentors to experience
she knows, you know, how do they use? My daughters? My sisters, so the prophets of Allah
		
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			told him You've done well.
		
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			And the Prophet May Allah bless you. So what do we learn here, the general rule is that you should
marry someone that's either the same age as you or younger. But if you have a good reason for not
doing so, then that is also the purpose of a low it was not insist that you divorce this older woman
and marry someone younger. Though the
		
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			beautiful idea that you just had. mela bless you Baraka lofi.
		
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			yourself in mind with this decision with you also thinking about you also thinking about your
sisters, so nobody would, you know, bless you for this, you've done well. So we need to understand,
we're coming back to the main point of this, the prophets of Allah
		
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			talks about, you know, intimacy, he's talking about foreplay, he's talking about, you know, husband
and a wife having fun,
		
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			but only sexual, but funny, and in general, play with one another. numerous examples of the prophets
all along while he was doing fun things with these while taking a race. He raced it twice the first
time she won the second time.
		
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			The prophet SAW lies at one why, and she says that, the second time I picked up wait. I wasn't as
fast as I was the first time. Okay, and we'll talk about this later on how important fitness is
		
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			a few important points for us before we move forward. Number one, that he wants you to be happy. He
wants a sound wants you to have a passionate romantic loving marriage allows
		
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			you to be happy.
		
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			And also, our data wants you to use the dounia to have eternal happiness.
		
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			And Allah has legislated marriage so that you can achieve them because they know attracted to women,
and women are attracted to men and allies made if they just needed manage, so that you can have all
of the joy and the passion and the romance and the sexual fulfillment that a marriage will leave
behind the law. You'll find that there was a study done in South Africa, in Cape Town with about
people your girlfriends and boyfriends have people have a specific study was done at the University
of Capetown, about people who live together before they get married. Okay, obviously, most
		
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			Muslims involved with obviously this is a phenomenon as well in our society. But these people have
been living together for 345 years, and then they decided to get married. But of course they were
indulging in sexual * and everything else. And so the study looked at the statistics of
people who remain married for
		
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			two years, five years, 10 years, but they'd already been together for five or less years before that
it
		
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			is shocking that most of those marriages ended in people's
		
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			Now, you know, the noble logic here is that if I get to know someone before that age, like if you
know anything about them, you know, physically, emotionally, the likes and the dislikes, then after
like three, four years, I should know this person very well. And finally we can make the commitment
to get them.
		
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			Reality is
		
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			the reality is the total opposite. And one of the reasons and, you know, obviously, they will have a
psychological, you know,
		
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			social reasons that knows, but from my perspective as a student of Islamic knowledge, how many of
you my understanding of those results, and that is that Allah Subhana, WA, tada tells us, what the
		
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			law what the law is given to spouses from amongst yourselves, and he has placed between you and your
spouse, or your boyfriend, not your job, but between you and your spouse,
		
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			a deep sense of love and affection, and mercy. And that is ultimately what a good marriage is going
to be based upon. Not having known everything about your spouse, you know, as they say, I remember,
as a teenager, I went to visit my friend, and his, you know, his female cousin was with us.
		
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			And her mother told her, you should have this family, you should have this many boyfriends as
possible. So that made you decide to get married, you know, you're making the right choice.
		
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			Something Allah will give us, she said, You must try before you buy.
		
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			And that is an understanding that people have it said, yes, it is it something Yes. But that is an
understanding that people have, like, you should take a call out for this, right? If
		
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			you don't know what you're getting yourself into, before logging, you will see that one of the
beautiful things about Islamic marriage is that if you keep yourself chase until the time you get
married, you know, you gaze as much as possible, you don't local view, anything that will you know,
sort of simulate your desires, and you get married. Life is beautiful. When we go into marriage,
knowing everything needs to know about sexuality, and even worse, knowing everything needs to know
about that person. That is no beauty.
		
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			What imagine a couple that have been, you know, living together for five years, and then they get
married? What is the first cycle to be like?
		
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			This is nothing new. There's nothing special. There's no you know, as we'll talk about this later,
no, you know, high levels of oxytocin, that's a wonderful hormone.
		
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			somehow find a way to synthesize this beautiful, it's not cool. The now mobile app is a the study of
the BBC the other day, that said, what they did was they somehow figured out a way to activate the
production of oxytocin in female mice. Okay, and you know, what they found that those female lights
were no longer attracted to males.
		
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			So we talked about
		
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			the why, why am I mentioning that? Because the one who created us created everything in us so that
we can have a lump sum of money now what is he made a lot of our hormones, everything about us. So
that, you know, when we get many oxytocin levels increase, you know, for men, today, testosterone
goes down. That is why you'll see brothers, Allah forgive us, when people get many men, you can see
how to live off the open the door, you know, he'll be the wife, you know, dangerous in vain, for the
first few weeks or months.
		
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			Why because oxytocin levels are
		
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			related, the oxytocin will come down, and they will go back up, and then we'll just be done.
		
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			Another important point is that scholars and
		
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			leaders in our society,
		
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			of scholars,
		
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			they need to talk about the subject, because if they don't have you, our children will just go
somewhere else to learn about us.
		
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			You know,
		
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			I taught at a school in India, and they were 15 or 16 year old boys in one of the classes that I was
teaching. They didn't even know about the women. They didn't even know what makes them what the
difference was.
		
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			Three years ago, three years before that, they
		
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			So,
		
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			but they didn't know what that meant. They didn't understand the significance. They didn't know that
now they will get behind. You know, being a boy goes into Nova menstruation and what
		
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			our families are talking to us about these things. When we go, let me ask you a simple question, we
should I go if I'm 12 years old, or if it's a girl, and she's probably 11 or younger, we should
think about this. The bodies are changing, they're starting to become attractive to the opposite
*. They all seem these weird dreams, these explicit, you know, dreams about, you know, sexual
* and kissing and all of these things. So they're gonna go to understand this. And while
they would be an angel Ponce's, but ultimately, none of that boxes will be based on the book of
Allah and the Sunnah of the Prophet. So
		
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			one of the topics we'll discuss towards the end of the of the workshop is *.
		
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			And
		
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			it's fine. It's natural. It's absolutely nothing wrong with going and do it, and do it as many times
as you want. It's just a natural phenomenon.
		
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			So we'll have a lot of physical defeat before I even talk about what the
		
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			physical reasons why.
		
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			If you are a young person, you should not engaging
		
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			and it's going to spoil your relationship with your spouse when you get married. But
		
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			one of the main causes of marital problems is that couples don't know what to expect it they go into
marriage with preconceived ideas, and they don't know what is what is it? What is it supposed to be
like? So
		
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			one of the main things that we noticed immediately an example
		
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			of the story, Cinderella
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			Okay, what about Snow White in the seven blocks? Sounds familiar. Okay, let me think of another one.
Sleeping Beauty is another one. How do these stories
		
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			before it's happened,
		
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			what was happened before this, there was a, you know, the pin sort of incense and he wasn't loud,
she's so beautiful, you know, and then he was taken aback as I need to be with this woman, you know,
and then he notes that
		
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			he leaves behind a shoe and he goes out, you know, and looking for this as being they live happily
ever is that deal.
		
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			So what are the 10? What are we teaching our boys and girls, about marriage. If you if you love
someone, if you fall in love with someone, everything's gonna be okay.
		
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			It's gonna be okay, to love that. You need to fall in love with that person. And you will never ever
have problems again.
		
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			And every romantic movie, romantic comedies and other than other movies, they will sit around the
same limits. And if you fall in love, you'll never ever have problems again.
		
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			That's something to think about. That is something that is preparing us for the kinds of
expectations that we will have for many months.
		
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			Now, our expectations about specifically what we're discussing now, sexual intimacy, how culture is
defined.
		
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			Give you a perfect example of this.
		
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			Model * is a you know, an Albanian scholar who grew up in Syria
		
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			support the university, but he died about 15 years ago, mistaken. But he was asked about this. What
we don't want what is your opinion, but he got me puzzled since then. So he said, it is disgusting.
		
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			If I remember the word sleepy, it is from the, from the culture of dogs and from the waist. Okay.
How many dogs do this? If you ask a scholar in California now? What would you
		
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			say to?
		
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			You go to South Africa, you asked him the same question. They'll say you go to the south of India
and you lost a SCADA with all the things is permissible, they will say it's how long
		
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			so are the ticks? Are they using the same?
		
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			But for most of these are not because why? Why do I mention this? Because these no explicit things
		
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			that forbids it.
		
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			Discussing more or less from his background and his culture.
		
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			What is acceptable practice in that culture is, is it's intolerable. It's, it's disgusting, you
shouldn't do it, you go to another culture in Europe, and in the western North America, it's
acceptable. It's even in college as part of a healthy sexual relationship with your spouse or with
your partner. So we need to understand the influence of cultural decision to something more
something more subtle, something.
		
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			These you're holding hands, a husband and a wife walking in public and holding hands. Some cultures.
		
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			Like you didn't see this happening in Saudi Arabia.
		
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			Okay, if you see a man and a woman walking in the street, holding hands when you go and when you go
to do, they probably feel the media.
		
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			Okay, but more or less the culture in that country is that you don't show any any form of physical
		
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			contact or connection.
		
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			Okay, when you go to another country,
		
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			it's fine to kiss in public.
		
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			So we need to understand how important culture what role he plays in our understanding of what is
permissible and what isn't permissible, okay, but we need to make sure that, you know, certain
things are different.
		
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			The pilot should now appear that they are not allowed to do
		
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			other things that they are no good takes on and we'll talk about that.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Let's talk about the differences between men and women. They
		
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			are the differences. We even talk about this now.
		
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			Okay, they are differences. Okay. Not only physically but also but also psychologically, we think
differently. And many books have been written on this is
		
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			a funny
		
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			comment from America. You know, he's been doing research now, and will tell you what he has
discovered is so profound, because what he has done is he's, you know, they rented out a two storey
building, and the last 90 couples to come to, you know, sort of a research facility. So they haven't
been
		
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			sexual about this experiment, right?
		
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			They give the couples The last thing you know, what have you been fighting about this?
		
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			So, the couples say, Well, you know, I, my wife wants a dog, I don't want the dog. So they sit deep.
What they do is they monitor them with cameras, the husband and the wife they both have, you know,
these
		
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			these nodes attached the thing is, it's monitoring the the heart rate, you know, the the certain
characters are focused on the eyes to see the pupils dilate or not. They look at you know, the
facial expressions or the
		
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			scientific and these are asking them these questions and then they tell them okay, go into the
bedroom. So they go into the room now they'll be wanted to talk about that very controversial stuff.