Michael Jackson And Marriage

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The speakers discuss the importance of marriage and finding one's soul in a virtual convention. They emphasize the need for men to be ready for a proposal, practice the "halau way" of propose, and find the right partner for marriage. They also discuss the importance of practicing and finding the right partner for marriage, and encourage people to visit their website to express their faith in finding a right person.

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			Bismillah Alhamdulillah wa salam alaikum peace be unto you. Thank you for tuning in to another
episode of the deen show. We're here every Wednesday, Midnight's Thursdays at 2pm. And people from
all around the globe, tune into the deen, show calm. If you can't catch us here. If you're not in
Chicago, you can catch us at the dean show calm. Now, we're going to be getting into our next topic.
But before we begin, we're going to bring you up to some current news, things that are in the
headlines.
		
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			federal investigators tested automatic automated controls for Washington DC Metro Transit trains
hoping to figure out why the computerized systems designed to prevent collisions failed in a deadly
crash this week. nine people killed including the train operator and more than 70 were injured.
		
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			The Charlie's Angels Star 1970 pop icon fare faucet died dies at age 62. She was Hollywood's golden
girl, and now Farrah Fawcett, who epitomize the American ideal of beauty has died after three years,
battling cancer. The television celebrity Ed McMahon has died. Ed McMahon was a successful comedian
TV host, who became famous for his run on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. He introduced Johnny
Carson with his trademark, he is Johnny.
		
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			And the top news that we find all over it's the buzz of the day. Michael Jackson, energetic seemed
driven by the upbeat, upbeat in weeks, even hours before his death.
		
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			colleagues and friends of Michael Jackson's appeared say that he appeared in recent months to be
rejuvenated by his prospect of performing again. He was in great shape, working out with a top
trainer,
		
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			getting him his physical checkups. And just before his death, Jackson was dancing like the old
Michael vole.
		
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			And
		
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			he died at the age of 50. So this is the news def which is a reality as the Creator of the heavens
and earth has said in the verbatim Word of God, the Quran, every soul shall taste death. So this is
a serious event that is coming. We have an appointment with it. And with that said, with the news,
bringing you up to speed on what's going on.
		
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			All over the world. We're going to be heading into our next topic with our next guest. Yasser rajas.
We're going to be talking about marriage. Here on the deen show. We'll be right back
		
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			there's only one
		
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			there's only one Jesus was his messenger
		
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			No, I did that. Maybe it's maybe it's just to break the ice. Oh, salaam aleikum. wa rahmatullah wa
barakato. Hawaii. And Alabama. Good to see you again. Thank you for coming and being with us on the
dean show. It seemed like when I saw you, I told you it was like, almost yesterday. You were a
pleasure being here with you. We were talking about marriage before. Again, we're still gonna be
talking about it. And God, yes. But before that. I know it's encouraged in Islam, that we give some
gifts. And we got a nice little gift for
		
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			you. Yeah, so please, probably would you like to see what it is? I'm sure they weren't. So go ahead
and open it up. Let him see what the gifts were we got Mashallah. You got the deen show.
		
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			You are. Thank you. Thank you for being with us. Now, before we get into the topic, marriage,
everybody should be striving to get married for finding that soulmate, which is encouraging Islam.
But we talked about the news, we brought this up, because it's a reality, we will all face death.
What are your comments on some of the things that we discussed? So Paula, I myself actually, I
remember growing up on that same culture, even though it was in one of these Gulf countries. But it
was very interesting actually hitting the news. And I felt like anybody else that it just something,
something that hits reality reality, when in reality when it hits, it just brings you back to all
		
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			these now memories of the past, how you grow up and help people they grow up and so on. But
eventually no one is really saved of that event that we can all have to face. It's an appointment
regardless how great you are, how great your achievements were, whether you have been a national
international icon or just an average person, eventually have that appointment with Allah Subhana
home with IRA and that shows what Allah just said that there's no escape from this anyway. And I
think really, during that time, it's definitely a time for people to reflect that. No one can escape
that regardless how much you think that
		
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			You're going to survive and live. But it's still, it's an event. I believe that it's so important
for people really to think seriously specifically, just like you said, you know,
		
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			there were three icons of the sculpture here in America. And they all almost passed away in the
course of one week. And that is something really amazing when you think about it, how? Three of
probably the most amazing icons of TV shows in America. And they all basically they passed away in
that sense that that proximity of time. So panela last part of the plan things in a way that amaze
you all the time. Yeah, it's amazing how we had mentioned that Michael Jackson, who was probably the
biggest celebrities of pop stars, before his death, he was preparing he was physically in shape. He
was dancing, he was getting ready to, you know, put on a show. And that's it. Exactly. I mean, I
		
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			mean, you as a prophet, salah and describes people usually when they plan for their lives, they plan
ahead of time, all the time, not just most of the time, we always plan ahead of them. Otherwise,
we'll never do anything in life. If everybody knows that they're going to die next day, or the next
moment, no one will do anything alive will be destroyed completely. But here you see how Allah
subhanho wa Taala plan things you have planned your own life for an extra time that's your
extension. But alas, my plan that your your appointment with him will be closer than that as a
prophet subtle, SM says, usually Adam is always have total and total mo which means that long hope
		
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			for a heart for a longer life. So when people they basically they plan things it goes beyond their
circle, or their basic appointments of the last panel, Donna, but then as they plan, then a larger
bring everything to interrupt all these lead that all these beauties and all these pleasures in this
dunya. Couple more points should people feel sad about this, this call to pessimism, then when we
talk about death, no, as a matter of fact, that should be a motivation. Because if you know that you
live in one life, and that you know that you have an appointment, the last panel with data you can
have to prepare for it. That's the whole idea. Some people they just completely negative all the
		
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			time. And therefore when I think of death, they always take that negative side of it. Meaning
		
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			if I'm going to die, why should I do anything then? Yeah, I mean, what's the purpose of doing
anything? No, that should be a motivation. And that's one of the things in Islam, so karma, even the
concept of prohibitions, like for instance, the prohibition of alcohol in Islam, the prohibition of
adultery, and fornication and so on. All these things for some people who would like to indulge
themselves in immersing themselves and pleasure. They think these are as obstacles. But for a true
believer, they're not obstacles, as a matter of fact, they are challenges. So that you overcome, you
know, the reality of life, these prohibitions by something that it's pleasurable, pleasurable, but
		
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			at the same time, it's permissible. Yeah, so if you don't drink alcohol, for example, there are so
many other things that you can enjoy, you know, life without drinking a sip of alcohol. If you
cannot commit adultery, or fornication, law somehow blessed you with with the ability to go and
select a spouse and enjoy life together. This is the same thing. It's not an obstacle. It's not
something to cause people to get completely desperate and start, you know, stopping living their
lives. No, usually, it should be a motivation. It's only one life that you're going to be living so
you better do it for Allah subhanho wa Taala and you prepare yourself for that event entire
		
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			lifetime. So when you die, at least you're ready that you have done your best in show low to Allah.
Now we're the only Islamic program on the cable station can't TV in Chicago. So we have a lot of non
Muslims listening and you said something in Arabic You said Allah and you followed up with subhana
wa Taala. Can you please translate what you said? When you say the word Allah is basically God,
we're talking about God and so on. Subhana Allah means Glory to Allah or Praise be to Allah, usually
as Muslims, when you speak the Word of Allah Spano, dada, and when we speak his name, we always say,
All Praise to Allah, and Allah glorious to Allah. And that's why when you say the word Subhana,
		
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			Allah so usually becomes natural, as you speak, becomes part of your of your language all of the
time. And that
		
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			keeps you always you know, attached and unconscious about your actions, your words, your speech, and
you always think of Allah subhanho wa Taala. In general, can you give us some attributes of this
creator that we worship also because there's a lot of misconceptions people might think that we
worship a moon God, or some people worship a man, some people worship the creation of the Creator,
can you give us some attributes of this law that we worship? Actually, this is one of the major
misconceptions about Muslims You know, when people say Muslims, they decide the moon during the
month of Ramadan, and people they keep talking about citing the moon outside in the halal and so on.
		
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			And when you go to some Islamic centers, and some mosques here in America and elsewhere in the
world, you see this also this icon, which is the croissant? Yeah.
		
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			So when you say the Christendom people, they think also most they're most likely worshipping the
moon God. And that's the major misconceptions. And it's It has nothing to do with worshipping the
moon God. And this is just like a fable or some kind of old stories from from from way before Islam
predating Islam, Arabs just they will polytheist they will worship so many gods and so many others.
		
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			And on bonus Lam came came to prohibit all these all these acts of worship, so is one of the only
one and he's in heaven. So Panama and the seventh heaven. So when we worship Allah azza wa jal, we
do not worship, we do not set any partners with him. And that's very important for us. So the idea
of even thinking of another guard, whether you call him moon guard whatsoever, this is, this is an
art an act of disobedience, an act of polytheism, we don't believe in that as Muslims. So and that's
a misconception. Because of these icons that Muslims are used, the only reason they use the
croissant or the moon is because it's just a sign of of calculation. Almost actually, all the
		
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			traditional cultures and civilizations, they use the moon for calculation, and they have their own
calendars. So Muslims also they follow the same, the same concept and the lunar calendar, basically.
And when you use the lunar calendar, you'll be following the calculation of months based on citing
the moon or the croissant. That's how it came about to become like an Islamic icon, or maybe just,
you know, a sign that they use, you know, as a reminder for these months. Gotcha. Okay, so with that
said, Now, people can read a little bit more about you, because you have an impressive resume, you
studied at the prestigious Medina University, and you're a one of the head instructors at McGill
		
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			University. And also you are the owner of the and you run this practice, clinic, co founder, co
founder of practice, mate, yes. Okay, so we're going to have your own little biography and
everything that people can see at the deen show.com under our guest section. But now we want to get
into some of these questions that people have marriage. It's something that you know, people look
forward to. And it's something that's really encouraging Islam. So we have some some questions here
that people are asking, and we want to talk to you because you're the master fic. What does fichte
mean actually means that jurisprudence or Islamic law? Yeah, when you say it's the basically the
		
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			rules of Islam in general, Muslims, they live, they live their lives, by an organized system of
moral and morality and ethics, gentlemen, so these are part of the Islamic system and part of what
we call it. So when you have first off Salah, which means the law of prayers, how to perform the
Salah, the specific etiquette that needs to be followed, so you have of marriage, same thing, the
etiquette of getting married, and so on. So they go by that because we believe being the creation of
Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			We need to live by His laws and his rules, and he knows what is best for his creation. So when he
says these rules, we definitely have the full trust and confidence that brings the best to mankind.
Gotcha. Okay. Let's get into the questions. Now. Let's go for it. everybody's excited. They want to
know, they want answers to these. Now, first question his brother's asking, I think is coming from
her brother. He says, there's a sister who I'm interested in for marriage. And I think she has the
same feelings towards me. How do I confirm this without crossing any lines? Now, this is one of
actually the trickiest way of doing things because Muslims do not believe that in dating. And they
		
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			believe that there should be some kind of guidelines whatsoever to the interaction between man and
woman. Yes. And so therefore, if someone has some feelings, let's say towards a lady, and he's
interested genuinely, in approaching her, and he would like to go and pursue that in the most the
permissible way, which is go for marriage? Definitely. Yeah, the best way of doing it is to go and
check. If they know if he knows, for instance, some married couples or married people, yeah. Whom he
assumes that his friends, his wife, they know that lady that they bring them more information about
their availability, and so on. So they told him that she's available, for example, that means she's
		
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			not engaged, he's not married, and so on.
		
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			And then in this case, he can send some informal, let's say, Show of enters that this gentleman has
entrusted. And in this case, if she says she'll, if she shows similar interest, then he goes to the
form of talking and discussion and knowing it to get to know each other and so on. But if there is,
if that's a negative response, that she's not, for example, available, she's engaged already. Or
maybe she she's not ready at all, because she's, she's, she's doing her school or something like
that, then in this case, the person should not really put too much energy into that because it's
going to be consuming. So better just you know, call it off and start, you know, going on with their
		
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			lives. Okay, you're at a convention. Let's give some kind of practical example. Tell us what would
be the What advice can you give at a convention we know that the male, the female, they should be
lowering their gaze, but you're looking around and just something gets caught in your eye, and your
clients and you see each other and you say, wow, I need to get married and she might be the one. Now
you got your sister, possibly with you, or maybe a friend. You don't want to let this opportunity
go.
		
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			Do you want to seize the moment? Can you seize the moment? A, can you do something halau that you
can maybe send your sister or someone else to approach her? Or maybe if you don't have a sister, you
have someone else with you that you can try to approach that person to ask for her guardian?
Absolutely. I mean, as long as it's done in the most respectful manner, yeah, then it's okay. So the
best way of doing it basically, which is the traditional, the most efficient way is if you have your
sister with you, or a wife of a friend, who can approach that lady, for example, again, and give her
that informal request or form basically, what we call HIPAA, which means just like a request of
		
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			engagement, if there was any chance for that, this is the best way of doing it. And even better off
if if you know, the parents of the lady, because eventually, in traditional families are Muslims,
the value actually traditional values of families, they would like to have their parents be part of
their marriage. Yeah. And they would like to do would be proud to have their parents, you know,
being part of their marriage. So therefore, if you know the parents, and you can have someone who
talks to her mom, or even you go on to talk directly to her dad, for example, there'll be there'll
be even much better, because that shows the man how respectful you are that you would not go, let's
		
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			say, you know, on your own, and so on islamically, though, what if someone wasn't in this kind of
moment? And there was nobody at the time to?
		
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			To do that for them? Yeah. Can the person go directly? And let's say, talk to the person that was
going to be actually my next question, basically, islamically Yes, a man has the right to propose
directly to a woman. But this is based, I would say on the general, General ambient and environment
of that locality. So this is something kind of offensive to some families.
		
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			And they don't like that, because it's kind of you know, crossing the lines, even though islamically
It's okay. That's permissible as a member number. Hi, Rahim. Allah, Allah mentioned, that even a
woman can even propose to a guy directly, provided that they have a genuine intention for marriage
means the person is really, really ready. It's not that it just you know, they're so someone and
they just now the moment of, of love, and this is, you know, what, I don't want to lose this
opportunity. Yeah, it's not about just losing opportunities. Are you ready for that opportunity? If
you are not ready for opportunity, then you're doing the wrong thing? Right? Yeah. So if someone for
		
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			example, broke, he's not even finishing his school, he has no job. He has no accommodation. He lives
with his family and so on. How do you expect this person to go and propose officially, I mean,
people they would say the first thing they will ask you about is, who's your family? And are they
okay with that? Are you ready for it? Are you prepared for this? So people that before even they
took that chance to start, you know, looking around?
		
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			In this case, they need to be first ready for it? So if the brother let's say, the brother's ready,
he's got some money in the bank account? Yeah, he's got a place where he can take his new wife, yes,
maybe even he's even living at home. And his parents are saying that, look, we need to safeguard our
child from her, you know, fornicating. So they're kind enough to say, look, you can, you know, be in
the room, get your own room, live with the family until you you know, get get your own place
permissible. So now, he can actually go up at the masjid or at a convention somewhere. And now, the
Prophet says some if I'm correct, he said, See her before you marry her? Yes. So now Can he actually
		
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			get a nice look and say, or does he have to lower his gaze? These are practical issues. This is
could he now Can he now like, should he say like, okay, I just happened to see you. I was supposed
to be looking but I look because I'm trying to get married. And or should he be looking at it? What
you talked what's the point is if the person is has his already ready, yes, one thing but when we
say ready, first of all, let's define the meaning of being ready. Most people they look at the guys
the person I mean, when you say ready, we talking about the man? Yeah, because we believe that the
man is responsible to provide for the family. Even if the woman is you know, the, let's say the
		
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			lady. She's also financially independent, and she has her own job or career and so on. Still,
though, you know, in the mind of so many people being ready for mass means the man is the one should
be responsible for that. And woman, she keeps her money for herself in general, unless they have
specific arrangements. Yeah. So the man needs to be able to financially Be ready financially
involves two, two sides of that reparation. Usually, you have the initiation, initiation of
marriage. And then you have the continuation of marriage, the initiation of marriage is probably the
most difficult financial burden. Why? Because many people living in the in the American culture
		
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			here. They started demanding so much in order to allow this to happen. Yeah. So they request so much
for the diary, what we call it Maha, which is the bridal gift. So they asked the man to provide such
amount of money that it's might be beyond let's say, capability, or at least maybe consumers orders
it is unreasonable. Exactly. And then they demand also, let's say a specific lifestyle. Instead of
apartment, they need a house instead of a house, their money live in a mansion.
		
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			Even they when they demand so much from the person that they become overwhelmed and they get turned
off sometimes, and I've been to Unfortunately, many many young
		
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			Men and women, their families in particular, they, they they consider this
		
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			a measure for their social for the social status means the higher that you asked for means the
higher your social status. And you don't ask for that much. People just think that you know what
they just given their kids for nothing. I mean, it's, it's not about showing the status, you don't
show your status by doing that. And that's why they pay so much money for what they call it walima,
which means that the wedding party and the wedding night and all these things, and so on the kids
once they're done from all these preparations, right now, they're already in debt. And they have
also other debts for that. So the basically, it's really overwhelming. The second portion of
		
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			preparation is actually the continuation of marriage, which is once now you're done with their
marriage and the wedding party. Now can you live together on your own, if the person has the
capability, the financial capability of sustaining a living an apartment, at least, or living with
their family, if they have specific arrangement for that, and then he can provide provision you can
provide, let's say, the decent life and so on, then this person is actually ready for that. So
that's the meaning of being ready and prepared financially. And when people they assume you already
if you have a stable job. Yeah. So when you're still in school,
		
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			for them, this is not this is not a sign of maturity, you have to finish your school first. Unless,
again, you have a preparation or arrangement with the family, that they will help them of course,
financially doing that. So that's the meaning of getting ready actually for marriage. So now, the
brother's ready, he's making his a lot. He's implementing this way of life of total submission to
the crater alone. And he's wanting to do things right. He doesn't want to fall into the tricks and
traps that are out there of dating boyfriend and girlfriend, he wants to do things that are pleasing
to his creator. Now tell us because we want to also talk about this place. Where is the Hello
		
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			hookup, get married? do it the right way. Practice, mate. Tell us what is the Hello way? We have
another question. We've spent a lot on this one. But what is now the halau way to go about proposing
to a sister or to a brother? Well, when you say to Holloway, it means permissible, which means
Islamic as you said there was a guideline Yeah, between that separates, you know the permissible
from impermissible. Yeah. When it comes to interaction between man and woman. One of the things that
comes also from the from the previous question is when someone wants to propose, should he look
should you look down and so on? Yeah. Now, once the person is ready, means they are qualified to go
		
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			and properly qualified. So once they become qualified to propose, then you have different means of
doing that some of them are traditional, some of them are cultural, some of them are just generally,
you know, Islamic when we say cultural, because we live in a multicultural society, there is no one
defined culture for Muslims here. And the common one for the younger ones that specifically the
younger generation is the American culture. And once the American culture, it's kind of hybrid
between the personal culture that comes from their forefathers, as well as the Islamic interaction
here in America. So they have modified some of their cultural, for example. So usually in the most
		
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			common, I would say, the most traditional societies, among Muslims, it is unknown for a guy to go
directly to propose to a girl. Yeah, it's kind of difficult to basically to accept by the older
generation, but the younger generation, they have no problem with that, because now they're already
going to school together, they probably even participate in some activities, some conferences, or
even so many actually programs that they share together. So then what's the big deal to go and talk
to her? If you think that she is maybe the one Yeah, islamically, there is nothing wrong, provided
that the person is really interested genuinely in marriage, it's not just a matter of hanging out
		
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			until school is over semester is over. And so I know this is not acceptable at all. But if someone
is genuinely interested, and they go directly to the girl, and they said, I will just want to let
you know that I've, let's say, have a genuine intention shall allow them to do things in the
permissible way. And I'm interested, I would like to know if you can I talk to you a fortune, for
example, for a father, or mother or even to, if she doesn't have, let's say, she's a convert, and
she has lots of nobody who can or a guardian who can speak on her behalf or help her with that. He
can go directly to propose to her and and ask this is I'm really interested, I would like to do the
		
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			show the permissible way. And I want to know what you would like to say about this. Yeah. Or if you
would like to think about it, and maybe you know, have me talk to somebody on your behalf or maybe
someone that you would like me to, to go for officially or propose to unsigned eventually. There's
so many ways of doing that. Yeah. Sometimes if it goes through marriage through families, many
people they miss interpret the world arranged marriage, and the thing that you know, people are
forced into it. Yes. There are people unfortunately, who are forced into marriage
		
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			and being forced into marriage. islamically is wrong. Yeah. And as a matter of fact, it's
invalidates even the contract. Yeah. But culture sometimes prevails over the over Islamic practices
because Muslim they don't, not all of them live by by the business.
		
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			leaves and the etiquettes of Islam. Some of them they have the culture above, unfortunately, what
they believe in to be right or wrong, our culture just creeping up. Islam. Absolutely. So this is
the thing that confused many people when they start hearing about things like that. So family
arrangements, sometimes the guy he trusts his mom's judgment, the girl, she trusts her parents
judgment and so on, it's okay, whatever it is, everything is okay. I'm okay with that. Why? Because
they would like to have the family support. That doesn't mean that she's not gonna sit with him
doesn't mean that she's not gonna talk to him, or he talks to her, they still gonna come together
		
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			and talk and converse and see things firsthand. And eventually, once they feel comfortable with each
other, they reach that comfort zone. They give the decision. Yes. Okay. Ouch. Okay, I'll take one
that doesn't work all the time. Not necessarily. Yeah, even in the dating culture doesn't work all
the time. So there are no guarantee, basically, whether it's arranged or not arranged, in this case,
and so on, there are no guarantees that this is going to be successful relationship, because the
success of marriage has a lot of dynamics and elements into it. It's not about just, you know, the
beginning of it. It's also the continuation of the relationship. Yeah. So the choice is one thing,
		
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			and then how to work out after all the different thing. Tell us now let's spend a few minutes before
we come to an end here on the deen show. We've shaved Yasuo ridges, I couldn't pronounce your name
before you remember that. I remember that.
		
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			So now, you have this practice a hookup halau style, get married, do it right with some training.
Yes. Talk to us about this. Well, the idea of practice, mate, which stands for practicing practical
practicing Muslims, is a kind of solution that we try to provide for those young men and women who
live a culture that is kind of foreign, you know, to them at some point, and some of it is kind of,
they don't want to do something wrong, that displeases the Lord and their Creator. So they want to
do the proper way how to get to know someone for marriage. Yes. And we believe that,
		
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			personally, actually, as an instructor on with another of Institute and teaching classes on film of
love and love notes, and the dedicated marriage and spirit of marriage in Islam and so on. I have
seen so much going around in the Muslim community here in America, and the young ones, they kind of
lost, because they think one of the myths of marriage is that they think matters natural, is
everything is gonna be okay, because everybody's doing it. So why should it be different for me,
then? Yeah, so I can manage it. I don't, I don't need really any training specifically, guys. Guys
are so proud of themselves, which is the masculine ego, and they're so proud of themselves that they
		
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			think you know what, I don't really need editing. I don't want anybody to tell me how to get
married. Yeah, well, guess what, in the 21st century, you need that you need something? Absolutely.
Because you need someone to tell you how to go about things in order to ensure that you have success
in the relationship practices that came out actually, to order to solve this problem. And we started
by starting the marriage revolution.com. The marriage revolution.com, which was like a blog, we
started, you know, brainstorming with many singles,
		
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			men and women, and try to bring ideas and suggestions what exactly they think about 1234, and so on,
eventually, what do you need to know about marriage, all these things. And from their feedback, we
designed practice, to help devising specific training, of course, we're still in the early stages of
that. And we're doing our best to provide them with the best rain that we think will be helpful to
them. And Shawn, in the future, we don't believe we are perfect, but we're trying our best to help
to help with that and shout louder, and we're sure that if we keep going on and continue, things
will be better inshallah, in the future part of practice, we have matching also services, and that
		
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			would that matching service, we're trying our best to make it the most respectful way. And without
crossing any lines. Again, we're not perfect in that in that era. But we're still trying to provide
a service that we hope that will be Charlottetown very beneficial to the young men and women in the
Muslim community. Are you prepared because there's a lot of singles out here and they're ready to
get married. So you prepare for all these newcomers that are going to come aboard Bismillah I would
like to invite everybody to give it a try. Just come to our website, just activate.com or the
marriage revolution to start, you know the conversation and dialogue with other singles. And from
		
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			there inshallah they can make the decision would like to join us or not, and we wish them the best
shake. Thank you very much for being with us. Hello, hello. Thank you very much. And thank you for
tuning in to another episode of the deen show.
		
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			In the beginning, we talked about Deaf people who have died.
		
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			This is something that should be on our minds our appointment that we have, don't hesitate and put
this off another moment. Start to dig. if you already haven't found the truth, start to dig for it.
Just as you would not put off cashing that $1 million check that had an expiration date on it. You'd
be running in a hurry to get that money. There's something even more important our appointment with
def and some of these people that were with us they're no more no longer with us. So this is
something as the shake was saying something
		
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			That we should be optimistic about motivated to do the good that our creators told us to do. And one
of those good things
		
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			is getting married. A worshipping Him alone, worship in the creator and not his creation and doing
everything. And one of those important things is finding your soulmate in Islam. So you can visit
the shakes website at practice, make calm if you're looking for that special someone, get that
proper training and do it allow style, do it the right way. And we hope that we get to see you. I
mean, we hope that you visit us again here on the deen show until next time as salaam alaikum, peace
be unto you. And let's see what everyone's talking about.
		
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			You find one contradiction, it can't be from God.
		
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			But the rational idea the rational explanation is you do your best deal of worshiping God, I will
never give up spreading this hope that you take the necessary steps you don't know if you're gonna
live till tomorrow.
		
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			So you got to find that urgency to do the right thing right now.
		
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			The reality of life usually doesn't sink in. Until tragedy Commons.
		
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			You got a few bad people. The media grabs ahold of that and spends it the way they want to.
		
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			If you say that you do not believe in Jesus you have stepped outside of Islam you cannot be a Muslim
is a 10 in our faith to
		
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			Assalamu alaikum Peace be going to warm up both kick back relax is your chilla with the deen show
Gods with niche and dividend every day. Good night. So listen, let's be taking a bit about what your
flight is slave to true religion. every prophet teaches Adam Noah, Abraham Moses even Jesus called
to worship the one true God and that's the base of Islam, let alone law from everywhere around the
globe coming to drop a bit of knowledge from the comfort of your home. So ladies and gents brothers
and sisters Get ready. You're watching the teen show. Take it away, Eddie