The Deen Show – MR BEAST Praises Muslim doing Islam Before His Huge Controversy – Promoting Gambling to Muslim KIDS

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The speakers discuss the negative impact of Islam on people, including its portrayal as a meaner of Islam and negative impact on people's lives. They emphasize the importance of avoiding shame and being humble before making a decision, and discuss the success of Islam as a pure tacky Christian source. historical documentation on the spread of Islam, including verifiable actions from the prophet Muhammad, is also mentioned, along with the impact of hate and deception on Muslims and the debate over the origin of Islam. The deanshow.com is recommended for more information.

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			Just kinda hard to tell what's right or
		
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			what's wrong. Like, religion wise, there's so many
		
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			and I don't know. I believe there is
		
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			some kind of God, but Yeah. How do
		
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			you know? Have your feelings changed since Tarek's
		
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			been around? It is admirable to see how
		
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			devoted he is. So It's admirable to see
		
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			how devoted he is. So Yes. Like, he
		
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			doesn't he doesn't drink. He doesn't do anything.
		
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			He he's actually, he's not one of those
		
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			people that just preach it. He actually follows
		
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			it. He tosses himself. My boy. Sometimes it
		
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			does make me go like, damn. Like, there's
		
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			something there. Like, he really cares a lot.
		
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			This guy right here, this guy's trying to
		
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			build a Dallas edge in our country. I'm
		
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			not talking to you right now. You're a
		
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			seller. You're trying to build a center here.
		
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			Islam is violent by nature. Assalamu alaikum, brothers
		
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			and sisters. This is exactly why we need
		
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			the Dean Center because we have over 300,000,000
		
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			Americans
		
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			who know nothing about Islam, like this guy.
		
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			Yeah. These guys try to build a Dawah
		
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			Center. The Deen Center will be a source
		
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			of light, a mega Dawah Center, an educational
		
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			center, helping our brothers and sisters in humanity
		
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			truly understand
		
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			Islam and Muslims. Get in on all the
		
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			rewards and blessings. Click the link below. Donate
		
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			right now. May God almighty Allah reward all
		
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			of you.
		
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			We are about to
		
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			jump into a conversation and send a invite
		
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			to the dean to one of the most
		
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			popular
		
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			YouTube figures
		
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			that's out there with over 300,000,000
		
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			followers, and I've been told of them are
		
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			Muslims. He used to identify as an evangelical
		
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			Christian, but now identifies as an agnostic. And
		
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			recently, there have been some controversies that have
		
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			been surrounding this individual by the
		
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			name of
		
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			James Stefan Donaldson.
		
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			You might know him as aka mister Beast.
		
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			How are you doing? Good.
		
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			You're not mister Beast. No? No.
		
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			I'm not mister Beast. Have you heard of
		
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			mister Beast? Yeah. Yeah. This is a complete
		
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			surprise that this is the topic. Uh-huh. You
		
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			didn't know we were gonna talk about mister
		
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			Beasley? I just found out right now with
		
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			everyone else. Is that right? He's, like, the
		
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			most popular YouTube figure out there? Yes. Yes.
		
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			Yes. Alright. We've had some people recommend that
		
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			we talk about him. People some I'll tell
		
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			you what we know so far from
		
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			what we've got is that,
		
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			his cameraman is actually Tariq. Your feelings changed
		
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			since Tariq's been around? It is admirable to
		
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			see how devoted he is though. Yes. Like,
		
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			he doesn't he doesn't drink. He doesn't do
		
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			anything. He he's actually, he's not one of
		
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			those people that just preach it. He actually
		
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			follows it. Toss that up. Come on, boy.
		
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			Sometimes it does make me go like, damn.
		
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			Like, there's something there. Like, he really cares
		
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			a lot. About Muslim, I was told.
		
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			Some of the Muslims have actually classified him
		
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			as the Dijal, the deceiver. Right? So we
		
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			can talk touch upon what is actually the
		
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			Dijal because some people can start actually labeling
		
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			him the Dijal.
		
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			He's also been
		
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			inviting people to Elon Musk's Neuralink.
		
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			I thought Elon Musk gave you a Neuralink,
		
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			bro. I would love 1, by the way.
		
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			He'd be After after the first couple thousand
		
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			go through, I want 1. Yeah. You put
		
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			1 in? A 100. I would. You'll be
		
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			able to make so much money that doesn't
		
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			matter how much the procedure will cost. Anyone
		
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			would be able to afford it. Does that
		
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			scare you at all? No. You're like pretty
		
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			much a robot at that point. Yeah. But
		
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			we already are. It's crazy. Making people less
		
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			human. Probably. For sure. Yeah. You flirting with
		
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			death, 50 hours, he buried himself. 7
		
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			days also. So he's been making some wells,
		
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			doing some good things. But the idea here
		
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			is now to, before we send him an
		
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			invite, we're gonna show some clips also
		
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			and see
		
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			how when your heart attaches, you got a
		
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			lot of Muslim youth
		
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			attach themselves to public figures like this, and
		
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			then when they start flirting with
		
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			atheism
		
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			or calling themselves a god or other things,
		
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			that are connected to some of the controversies
		
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			that are true or not true,
		
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			do they risk themselves from something going innocent
		
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			to some of these pranks and whatnot, and
		
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			then you start this is this is somebody
		
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			who you idolize.
		
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			Is is there evidence that this can because
		
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			now the heart attaches and they can take
		
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			them off, law knows where.
		
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			Yeah. Definitely. There's a lot of danger because,
		
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			this is not something I knew, but most
		
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			of his fans are children.
		
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			Like, he has 300,000,000
		
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			subscribers, the biggest YouTube channel,
		
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			and most of them are children around the
		
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			world.
		
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			And even without getting into the controversies, like,
		
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			just what is being shown on his channel,
		
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			it normalizes for children, like, gambling.
		
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			That's, like, the biggest thing. I didn't know
		
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			that. See, I'm already learning. So it normalizes
		
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			gambling. I mean, this is a big controversy
		
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			that has come out.
		
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			He had a squeaky clean reputation
		
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			and then, like, dominoes falling. Like, people are
		
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			coming out with these allegations
		
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			against mister Beast,
		
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			criticizing his business, former employees,
		
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			videos that they've made have gone viral.
		
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			And just by chance, I happen to see
		
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			some of these videos. You were freezing when
		
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			I am. Yeah. Fresh on my mind. Yeah.
		
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			So, like It's fresh on your mind. And
		
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			we Yeah. Yeah. It was just like last
		
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			week, I was watching these former employees. Like,
		
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			one former employee came out and was saying
		
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			that, basically, he was tortured.
		
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			Like, he was tortured by mister Beast because
		
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			there was this challenge,
		
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			30 days in solitary confinement.
		
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			You know, this is,
		
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			the challenge. Every day that you're in solitary
		
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			confinement, $10,000.
		
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			So you can win up to
		
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			$300,000.
		
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			And they put him, like, in this
		
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			room, basically, isolation,
		
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			and,
		
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			videotaped it. And he was having, like, a
		
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			mental
		
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			breakdown
		
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			because he's alone. They're, like, putting him through
		
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			different challenges,
		
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			like, run a marathon on a treadmill. He
		
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			had blisters, like, all over his feet, like,
		
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			in excruciating pain. And by day number 6
		
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			and 7, he's having, like, this mental, psychological
		
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			breakdown,
		
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			and they're telling him, you know, can't you
		
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			do a little bit more? Like, we need
		
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			to have a video out of this. Allegedly,
		
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			you know, this is what he's claiming about
		
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			mister So he's in this interview, this former
		
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			employee, he's, like, crying,
		
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			and it's very hard to watch to see
		
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			this guy
		
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			crying,
		
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			because of his experience with mister beast.
		
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			So things like that,
		
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			a lot of their
		
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			stunts are fake.
		
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			Some are not, but some are actually fake.
		
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			They're scripted. Some of their stuff is scripted.
		
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			It they make it seem like it's just
		
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			genuine,
		
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			but it's actually fake.
		
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			Again, these are allegations. I'm not saying that
		
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			that's what it actually is. And then,
		
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			yeah, gambling
		
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			because they have these kinds of competitions,
		
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			like, buy our merchandise,
		
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			and we're gonna potentially put money in your
		
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			order, like, a $100
		
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			or a $1,000
		
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			in your order when we send it off.
		
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			So that's like gambling. You spend you're spending,
		
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			you know, $20 to get a mister beast
		
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			shirt
		
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			and then with the hope that there's gonna
		
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			be, like, an iPhone in your package coming
		
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			to you.
		
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			That's like or he has these subscriber challenges,
		
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			like, subscribe and we're gonna select someone to,
		
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			come and compete or we're gonna give them
		
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			a $1,000,000 or whatever it may be. Like,
		
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			this is a kind of chill like, it's
		
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			actual gambling. If you're not actually spending money,
		
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			you're spending attention because you're watching his stuff,
		
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			and he monetizes that, obviously. Every minute, every
		
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			second that you watch someone's video on YouTube,
		
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			if they're a monetized channel, they get money
		
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			from advertisers from YouTube.
		
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			So, this is normalization
		
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			of gambling for children and getting them used
		
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			to that.
		
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			So, that and it's not regulated. So, usually
		
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			when you have lotteries, for example, or you
		
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			have any kind of gambling, you have a
		
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			lot of laws and regulations that you have
		
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			to abide by,
		
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			but he abides by nothing, like, there's no
		
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			regulations. Again, that's what they alleged.
		
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			And he's running these kinds of lotteries
		
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			for kids, and he's making 1,000,000 of dollars
		
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			off of them, 100 of 1,000,000 maybe. And
		
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			then his subscribers,
		
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			people are subscribing with the hope of winning
		
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			prizes.
		
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			And so that's that's a type of,
		
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			exploitative behavior. So if you're a Muslim parent,
		
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			a Christian parent, a god someone who now,
		
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			obviously wants to raise your kids right, and
		
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			you think it's innocent. Right? It seems innocent.
		
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			He's doing some good, making some wells and
		
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			whatnot, so you get to not really knowing
		
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			what's going on beneath the surface. You leave
		
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			your kids all day watching this guy, and
		
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			then the heart starts to attach to it.
		
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			Is that gonna have good effects in the
		
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			future? And now you you wonder why your
		
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			kid's starting
		
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			to justify or going down the path, which
		
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			is one example, of gambling. Yeah.
		
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			I mean it's crazy the level of exploitation.
		
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			There was one example that stuck with me
		
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			that Mr. Beast tweeted
		
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			to his followers on Twitter
		
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			that,
		
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			the because he has this product, like, a
		
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			chocolate bar called Feastables.
		
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			And they claim that, oh, it's a healthier
		
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			chocolate bar, but it's actually not. It's, like,
		
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			even more fatty and sugary than
		
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			other chocolates.
		
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			But he told his followers that, look, we
		
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			want you to go to Walmart that carries
		
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			our product, Feastables, and the shelves are a
		
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			little bit disordered.
		
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			So you go and,
		
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			put, like, the shelves in order with our
		
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			product with Feastables,
		
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			like, right on eye level,
		
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			and we'll choose a random
		
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			one of you to win, you know, $10,000.
		
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			So he's, like, encouraging all of his followers,
		
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			these kids to go and basically work for
		
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			him.
		
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			So, like, stocking shelves or, like, making sure
		
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			because sometimes in some of these shelves in
		
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			Walmart or whatever store, it gets dis disheveled.
		
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			Right? It gets messy.
		
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			So he's telling them to go and, like,
		
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			put my product,
		
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			like, display it for me,
		
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			and
		
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			with this vague promise of we'll we'll give
		
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			you $10,000
		
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			if you randomly are selected. So this is,
		
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			like, very exploitative. Right?
		
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			Child labor.
		
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			But Well, let's get into some of these
		
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			clips and Sure. Go ahead and break it
		
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			down and unpackage it. Yourself for marriage?
		
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			Are you?
		
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			No. Absolutely. I love I love this. Absolutely
		
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			not. Yeah. What about I'm not I'm not
		
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			religious. Yeah. Okay. Yep. So are you saving
		
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			yourself from marriage? I'm not religious.
		
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			At all?
		
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			No. I'm not. What about that Jesus?
		
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			No. He's saying no. Yeah. Like Are you
		
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			atheist? Ask the same question in different ways.
		
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			The answer's the same. Atheist or agnostic?
		
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			Agnostic. Like, I mean, the the place is
		
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			the universe is complex, and, like, it's hard
		
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			to believe someone didn't do it, but, like,
		
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			I don't know. And if you he I
		
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			didn't see that clip. He doesn't strike me
		
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			as a religious person. Like,
		
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			people who like, he's
		
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			even before, like, these revelations came out about
		
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			him,
		
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			We haven't even scratched the surface, by the
		
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			way,
		
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			because
		
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			some,
		
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			inappropriate contact with minors.
		
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			Like, that's an allegation that has come up.
		
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			People who are working for him and other
		
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			things?
		
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			Yeah. They seem to have some weird symbols
		
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			and codes that they use. Like, it's disturbing
		
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			stuff. Disturbing.
		
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			Because he's targeting children with his content, and
		
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			then there are these forums where him and
		
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			his team
		
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			have, like, discord servers that have all these
		
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			minors and they're sharing, * material, for example,
		
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			or making inappropriate jokes, like, so because he
		
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			had this partner,
		
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			he recently disavowed this partner, Chris Tyson. Mhmm.
		
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			And they were, you know, best buds and
		
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			working on this, you know, this content together.
		
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			But then
		
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			he comes out and says, actually, I'm a
		
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			woman
		
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			and he is transgender now.
		
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			The person that was working for Mercedes? His
		
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			right hand man. Right hand man. Right hand
		
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			man, his sidekick. So I'm I'm now, you
		
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			know,
		
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			transgender. He and this is Chris Tyson. He
		
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			had a wife and a son
		
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			and he basically says, no. Well, I'm leaving
		
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			my wife now. I'm a
		
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			I'm a woman.
		
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			So,
		
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			mister Beast did not disavow him at that
		
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			point
		
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			and supported him. He was like, if you
		
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			are not good with this, you're a transphobe,
		
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			you're a bigot, you you're hateful. So he
		
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			stood by
		
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			his partner, but, again, look at all of
		
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			these children who are watching
		
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			YouTube, watching mister Beast, like, and then he's
		
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			he's still coming on, you know, as a
		
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			woman on these mister Beast videos,
		
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			getting millions, 100 of millions of views. No
		
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			Muslims should be watching this.
		
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			What do you think? What do you say?
		
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			Yeah. Definitely.
		
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			This is something that we should not be
		
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			watching. Your children should not be watching it.
		
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			People But it's designed it's designed like that's
		
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			whole mister Beast's whole mission. Like, he's seen
		
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			as a genius of YouTube. How can you
		
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			get attention and keep people hooked? Because that's
		
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			how the YouTube algorithm works. It's on on
		
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			the basis of engagement.
		
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			So people, if you are clicking a video
		
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			and then within a second you click out
		
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			because it's not interesting to you, YouTube is
		
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			monitoring that, tracking that, and the video won't
		
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			be shown to more people because clearly it's
		
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			not interesting enough to hold people's attention. YouTube
		
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			wants you to be hooked. Like, you watch
		
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			a video and you're watching it for the
		
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			whole thing for 10 minutes
		
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			or or 2 hours, it doesn't matter. That
		
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			that's the engage that's the number one metric,
		
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			and mister Beast has perfected the art of
		
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			keeping people hooked, keep them watching.
		
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			Like, it doesn't matter how low your attention
		
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			span is. Like, they're flashing basically all these
		
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			images, all these quick cuts
		
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			with the most, you know, over the top
		
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			scenarios,
		
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			like, you know, stay in this circle
		
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			on the ground for a day and you'll
		
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			get a $100,000,
		
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			you know, that we'll win a Lamborghini. Keep
		
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			your hand on this Lamborghini or keep your
		
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			hand on this private jet. The longest, the
		
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			last person to lift their hand wins the
		
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			private jet, like a $10,000,000
		
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			jet.
		
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			So
		
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			people just wanna see what's gonna happen, what's
		
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			gonna happen. So you're watching that and you're
		
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			hooked and he has your attention and he's
		
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			monetized
		
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			that. So this
		
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			is exploitative in a certain sense, but we're
		
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			the ones who consent to watching it in
		
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			the first place.
		
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			So especially for our kids, we should be
		
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			the responsible adults adults and say, okay. Maybe
		
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			no more mister Beast. From this clip here
		
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			real quick, if we could just touch upon
		
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			it before we go to the next, we
		
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			see this in the culture now, and this
		
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			is the contrast now when you make when
		
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			you compare, you know, the the cool thing
		
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			about being chaste, the cool thing about being
		
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			morally upright,
		
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			woman holding to her virginity, man also at
		
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			the same time until they are husband and
		
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			wife, how the creator has legislated. But here
		
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			you see youth getting pressed. He was getting
		
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			pressed by Logan Paul saying, what are you
		
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			saving it from marriage? What are you saying?
		
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			Like, teasing him, like, kinda like bullying in
		
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			a way. How would you classify it? And
		
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			then from there,
		
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			he talks about his, religion. He says he's
		
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			agnostic, so he used to be Christian, but
		
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			this is also where we would agree with
		
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			Christians. This is something that we need to
		
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			revive that now nowadays, the statistics we're seeing
		
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			that young girls at the age of, what,
		
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			9, 10, 11 are just,
		
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			doing all sorts of things. And,
		
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			their parents are watching them, you know, joining
		
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			the, cheerleading squad, and they're just, like, halfway,
		
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			naked out there, and they're wondering then they
		
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			have coaches and, you know, behind the scenes
		
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			hooking up with these all sorts of scandals
		
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			are happening, but Islam has a solution here.
		
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			Islam has a solution that they'll tease Muslims
		
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			about hijab and modesty,
		
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			but then you see what's happening to the
		
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			girls. What's happening to your daughters? And then
		
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			the father is not he's he's like, it's
		
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			not the cool thing to come see the
		
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			father, to get permission from the father, and
		
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			then, people are actually succumbing to this because
		
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			it's part of the culture. Even Christians are
		
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			like, okay. Where are you going where are
		
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			you going, dear,
		
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			Samantha? Oh, I'm going with Bob and the
		
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			boys. Where are you going? Bob and the
		
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			boy. And you've heard what happened in those
		
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			college scenarios when they go and hang out
		
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			girls hanging out with the boys, but then
		
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			the father doesn't wanna step up and say
		
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			anything because because it's not culturally cool to
		
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			stop that, to be a voice against it,
		
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			but here comes Islam saying no. This is
		
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			and Islam is the solution. It's the the
		
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			solution to these social ills. What do you
		
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			have to say?
		
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			Yeah. The idea of a strong father,
		
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			who is going to protect his daughter, the
		
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			virtue of his daughter,
		
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			that ideal has been thrown out by American
		
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			culture. Like, it's seen as,
		
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			oh, you're just an old fogey, like, you're
		
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			just,
		
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			out of touch, like, what your daughter, she's
		
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			just hanging out with the guys, like, it's
		
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			none of your business, like, you can't tell
		
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			her what to do, you can't tell her
		
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			how to dress,
		
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			you can't tell her who to meet, like,
		
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			that's that's stuff from the old days. Like,
		
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			now we're more progressive.
		
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			Girl power. Now the really progressive dads, they're
		
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			actually, you know, getting condoms for their daughters,
		
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			like, teaching them about safe *. Like, oh,
		
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			you're empowered, honey. I love you. Go and
		
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			do whatever you need to do to experiment.
		
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			Yeah. Just be safe.
		
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			Yeah. So this is the culture, it's and
		
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			it's promoted by the
		
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			by social media, it's also promoted by
		
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			New York Times or some of the major
		
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			news outlets or media outlets that they present
		
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			this as the model of masculinity,
		
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			like, you as a father have to empower
		
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			the sexuality of your daughter and if you
		
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			don't do that, that means you're a misogynist
		
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			and you don't actually,
		
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			understand women's,
		
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			independence,
		
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			like you're just backwards. If you don't give
		
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			your daughter
		
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			prophylactic
		
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			condoms or whatever
		
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			to engage in this type of lifestyle. That's
		
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			why you see more and more even Christians
		
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			and just people,
		
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			of conscious coming to Islam because Islam doesn't
		
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			bend to this,
		
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			and Christians are getting fed up seeing this
		
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			in church. Unbelievable.
		
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			Oh, good morning, y'all.
		
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			Good morning.
		
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			My name is Rushin Kimball. My pronouns are
		
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			he, him, his. I have the pastor
		
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			serving. I have the privilege of serving as
		
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			the pastor of Broadway United Methodist Church. And
		
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			also my,
		
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			also my, drag name is still a work
		
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			in progress. So if you have any ideas,
		
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			just, please let me know. What a holy
		
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			procession that was.
		
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			I mean, so is is this something now
		
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			that you're seeing more and more we're seeing
		
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			more and more Christians are are really
		
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			some are just kind of like, okay. We're
		
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			modern now and they're compromising.
		
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			Islam doesn't
		
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			compromise.
		
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			Yeah. This is like the church,
		
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			giving into liberal reform.
		
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			So when you open the door to reform,
		
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			which is what Christians did 200 years ago,
		
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			and they started reforming
		
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			and bending the knee to secularism,
		
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			basically, the secular enlightenment in Europe,
		
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			and the secular enlightenment says that the most
		
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			important thing is freedom and equality. So anything
		
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			that is going to,
		
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			get in the way of maximum freedom and
		
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			maximum equality is oppressive and we have to
		
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			get rid of it. So the church, like
		
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			any kind of religious tradition, will have regulations
		
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			that prevent you from just following your desires.
		
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			So, like,
		
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			* outside of marriage, that's unacceptable.
		
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			Right? That's what Christians believed,
		
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			but that gets in the way of a
		
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			person's freedom. Like, what if I don't wanna
		
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			get married? I just wanna, you know, sleep
		
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			with someone
		
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			that I like and just do what I
		
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			wanna do? That restriction
		
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			is preventing my maximum freedom.
		
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			So the church started to reform and saying
		
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			that, okay, moving from maybe it's not actually
		
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			a sin, like, maybe it's not a maybe
		
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			it shouldn't be punished because there used to
		
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			be punishments,
		
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			within Christianity. You commit adultery,
		
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			you commit fornication, there are punishments,
		
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			punishments for * for example,
		
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			but those punishments are seen as restricting people's
		
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			freedom. So they started
		
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			bending, they started reforming. Okay. Maybe it's not
		
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			a mortal sin, maybe it shouldn't be punished,
		
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			maybe it's something that we shouldn't even shame
		
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			because that's shame culture. It makes people feel
		
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			bad. If they feel bad, they're not maximizing
		
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			their freedom.
		
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			It also
		
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			creates inequalities
		
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			because some people are promiscuous and some people
		
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			are not, and we're shaming those who are
		
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			promiscuous
		
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			or we're shaming women, for example, for their
		
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			body count. That's not really
		
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			equal situation with men, so we have to
		
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			get rid of shame entirely.
		
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			So step by step by step you get
		
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			to this kind of degeneracy
		
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			that we see within the church, whether it's
		
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			Protestant
		
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			or even Catholic
		
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			or Orthodox, it doesn't matter. All of these
		
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			things have been reformed step by step over
		
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			time. But the it's like a domino, dominoes
		
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			that are falling.
		
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			But the solution is to not compromise
		
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			on that first domino. Don't let that first
		
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			domino fall and that's what distinguishes Islam. We
		
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			don't compromise
		
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			no matter how much pressure that we get,
		
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			no matter how much, you know, this is
		
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			we're being actively pressured as Muslims.
		
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			You'll see, you know, you can Google this
		
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			and see the hundreds of articles that come
		
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			up. When is Islam going to have its
		
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			reformation?
		
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			Because the Christians had a reformation, the Jews
		
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			had a reformation, like their religions were reformed
		
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			200 years ago or actually the Protestant reformation
		
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			was over 500 years ago, but the point
		
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			is that that's how they modernized by having
		
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			a reformation, like okay, we understand that God
		
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			is not the only source of values, you
		
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			also have to have science and reason and
		
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			culture and whatever.
		
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			And Islam has said, no, we don't need
		
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			to reform, we're going to follow our religion
		
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			exactly as it was revealed 1400 years ago.
		
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			It doesn't matter how much you pressure us,
		
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			how much you tell us that, oh, you're
		
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			backwards,
		
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			no matter how many times you tell us
		
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			we have to reform,
		
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			we're gonna just say no. And that's why
		
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			you don't see,
		
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			mosques
		
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			with
		
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			a imam with eyeliner talking about his drag
		
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			name.
		
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			The reason that we don't have that,
		
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			it's not by chance, it's not randomly, like,
		
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			there's a reason in the religion itself and
		
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			the way that Muslims
		
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			understand
		
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			preserving the revelation,
		
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			preserving the practice of Deen,
		
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			that's what's preventing it.
		
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			But
		
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			may Allah protect us, like the forces in
		
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			the world, they're really putting so much pressure
		
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			to get Muslims
		
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			to reform,
		
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			and they do it by different means, like
		
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			they prop up
		
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			agents, basically. They say that, oh, this this
		
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			is a wonderful imam. This is a wonderful
		
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			speaker or whatever. And they put him on
		
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			TV. They put him on the news. They
		
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			promote him, and then he will have some
		
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			of these ideas. Well, maybe, you know, we
		
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			shouldn't have shame culture. We shouldn't shame the
		
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			sisters. Maybe we shouldn't pressure the sisters to
		
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			wear hijab, for example.
		
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			Like, it's their choice. They're on a hijab
		
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			journey.
		
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			Hijab is a even the idea that hijab
		
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			is a choice. Where does this come from?
		
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			Yeah. Every everything is a choice, like drinking
		
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			alcohol is also a choice in the sense
		
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			that you can drink alcohol if you do,
		
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			but it's a sin, like, it's a sin
		
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			and it could potentially lead to hellfire.
		
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			So hijab is a choice in that sense,
		
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			like, you can choose to go to *,
		
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			and yes, that's true.
		
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			I can choose to go to * by
		
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			doing haram things. That's that's a choice, but
		
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			it's not a choice in that there's no
		
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			punishment for it. Right?
		
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			So but then we see this kind of
		
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			narrative or don't judge, like, have you heard
		
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			this? Like, don't judge,
		
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			only Allah can judge. We don't have this
		
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			in Islam, like yes, we can judge.
		
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			If you do something openly and apparently
		
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			and brazenly, like you don't care what others
		
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			think and you're going to sin in the
		
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			open in front of everyone, then yes people
		
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			can judge and they can call it out
		
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			and this is an important part of Islam.
		
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			Amr ibn Maroofun Nahi aalil Mankar, enjoining the
		
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			good and forbidding evil.
		
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			But other religions they deleted this. They said
		
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			no, no, no, don't judge, don't shame, don't
		
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			talk about this stuff and that's
		
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			one of the ways that reform happens.
		
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			So as Muslims we have to be on
		
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			guard, we have to take lessons from these
		
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			other communities, these other religions, like look at
		
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			where they went, they went down the lizard
		
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			hole, right? That's another hadith of the prophet
		
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			Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
		
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			You'll follow the ones who came before you
		
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			handstand by handstand even unto a lizard hole.
		
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			Like a lizard hole, it means like, that's
		
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			a ridiculous place for someone to go. Like,
		
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			why would you go into the hole of
		
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			a lizard in the ground? It's like a
		
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			very low place. So no rational person
		
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			who has dignity,
		
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			who has honor would go into a lizard
		
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			hole. But if you're blind a blind follower
		
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			that you're not thinking and you're not understanding,
		
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			you just follow for the sake of following,
		
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			then even into a lizard hole, you'll end
		
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			up. And, unfortunately, we see, like, some Muslims
		
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			who are trying to imitate Christians,
		
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			they're making the same mistakes,
		
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			and Allahu'ala maybe there will be in the
		
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			future imam who is talking about his dragon,
		
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			like in the khutbah, like oh
		
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			time for a khutbah for the Jum'ah prayer
		
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			and Friday prayers and this is my drag
		
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			name and here is my makeup. So may
		
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			Allah protect us, but it's not out of
		
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			the question if
		
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			some of these these reforms are adopted by
		
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			Muslims. Let's get into this next clip. And
		
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			we're gonna pronounce your name right every single
		
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			time. Yeah. Okay. Appreciate it, guys. Appreciate it.
		
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			100%. You are a good Christian boy, though.
		
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			Is it true that your old YouTube banner
		
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			used to be like, a Bible verse? It
		
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			did. I used to go to a Christian
		
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			school back in the day. Oh, yeah. But
		
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			now it's like it's just kinda hard to
		
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			tell what's right or what's wrong, like, religion
		
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			wise. There's so many, and I don't know.
		
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			I believe there is some kind of god,
		
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			but how do you know? Sorry. Damn. Mark
		
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			just got so sad. This is common, I
		
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			mean, amongst young people, very intelligent people too.
		
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			They go to the university, and they can
		
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			be good at math,
		
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			the secular sciences,
		
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			and, all the other subjects. But then when
		
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			it comes to this, something that for us
		
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			is very clear. And then they go ahead
		
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			and say, oh, there's so many religions, you
		
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			know, it's confusing,
		
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			and then they just, you know,
		
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			get, mentally lazy when it comes to this
		
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			instead of going deeper, taking deeper dive. And
		
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			you say, like, yeah, there's possibly something out
		
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			there. He's agnostic. But then, another from my
		
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			experience, speaking to many, many people who have
		
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			from my experience speaking to many, many people
		
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			who have explored so many different man made
		
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			religions
		
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			and some also from this is no, disparaging
		
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			or disrespect for someone who might be, a
		
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			Christian follower or any other religion, but we
		
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			see this a lot where it just doesn't
		
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			make sense, where this whole concept of God
		
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			being a man,
		
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			being part of his creation,
		
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			people shut off and then they think that's
		
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			the end all be all. They they,
		
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			it stops there. But then they go on
		
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			and they look further and they're seeking
		
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			guidance from the Creator, and they come to
		
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			submission
		
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			to the Creator, which means Islam.
		
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			So is this what would you how would
		
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			you analyze this point, him being a former,
		
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			evangelical Christian,
		
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			to getting to the point of just being
		
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			kind of lazy, there are so many religions,
		
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			Which one is right? And now it's just
		
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			I'm I'm agnostic.
		
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			Yeah. He hasn't done much research, obviously. He
		
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			doesn't have much interest in religion. It seems
		
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			like most of his interest is how to
		
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			get more money, how to get more subscribers,
		
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			and he's expressed that. Like, that's his sole
		
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			focus in life.
		
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			But
		
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			when you're on your deathbed
		
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			and everything is about to end
		
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			in this life,
		
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			you're not gonna be worried about how many
		
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			subscribers I had.
		
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			Like, you're going to be worried about where
		
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			am I gonna end up, what's coming, if
		
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			anything.
		
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			That's really going to be what's on your
		
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			mind. So these people are diluted by dunya
		
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			and they don't pay any attention to what
		
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			is to come.
		
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			Those kinds of thoughts only come when you're
		
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			faced with death or you're faced with a
		
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			situation where it's going to come to an
		
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			end.
		
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			So that's a reminder for all of us
		
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			to remember death and to think about what
		
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			is really important,
		
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			in the
		
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			grand scheme of our existence.
		
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			So that's what we can say to mister
		
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			Beast. But as for,
		
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			like, investigating other religions, this is something important,
		
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			like, religions are not all the same.
		
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			Their religion their religions are very, very different
		
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			in their beliefs, in their values,
		
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			in their history,
		
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			and it doesn't require you to get a
		
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			PhD in religion, like that information is there,
		
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			especially
		
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			as, you know, hopefully Muslims are presenting more
		
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			and analyzing and debating more, like, well, what
		
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			does Hinduism actually teach? What does Buddhism actually
		
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			teach? What does Judaism actually teach? Like in
		
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			their books.
		
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			Because we have this weird situation where,
		
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			because of this anti Muslim hate industry that
		
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			we're talking about on previous episode
		
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			that there's a lot of material on Islam.
		
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			Like, people know, the average people know a
		
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			lot about Islam,
		
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			often out of context and often, like, lies,
		
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			but just they know, like, certain things about
		
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			the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam's life, like,
		
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			when did he get married, he had multiple
		
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			wives, like,
		
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			he engaged in battles, etcetera etcetera.
		
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			All information that is supposed to rub people
		
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			the wrong way if you're you're, like, a
		
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			secular person
		
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			because they wanna defame Islam.
		
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			But those kinds of things,
		
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			like, much more anti secular, anti liberal things
		
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			are found in Judaism,
		
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			are found in the bible, you know. If
		
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			you have a we were talking about it,
		
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			in the previous episode that if you have
		
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			a problem with the warfare,
		
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			if you have a problem that the prophet,
		
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			peace be upon him, went to war and
		
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			engage in battle, well, you have that in
		
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			spades in the Bible. You have that in
		
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			spades in the Bible. You have that in
		
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			spades with Jesus himself,
		
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			peace be upon him, according to the Bible.
		
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			So, this is not a consistent principle to
		
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			disqualify Islam, but you just don't know
		
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			enough about your own Bible. You don't know
		
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			enough about like beliefs,
		
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			in
		
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			Hinduism, in Judaism,
		
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			the values.
		
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			So, if you like, if you investigate, it's
		
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			a very lazy thing to say that, oh,
		
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			well, all religions are basically the same thing.
		
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			How can we know which one is right?
		
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			How can we even know?
		
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			No. There is, like, a very clear answer
		
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			to this question. It just requires you to
		
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			be interested enough to ask questions, to look
		
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			into it,
		
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			and do like a basic level of
		
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			and that's like,
		
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			these are questions about
		
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			who we are, where do we come from,
		
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			where are we going, like who am I
		
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			as a person, what's my purpose,
		
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			What am I doing here? Like, am I
		
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			just created to,
		
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			get YouTube views, like, and subscribers? Like, that's
		
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			the whole, you know, the sum summation of
		
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			my existence. Like, that seems
		
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			I can't imagine someone being that
		
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			obtuse, like, about
		
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			the world around them and themselves. Mhmm. Let's
		
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			get into this, next and final clip here.
		
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			Receive adequate food or medical care.
		
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			Furthermore, various participants were observed vomiting,
		
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			passing
		
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			out, and being taken to a hospital
		
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			after sustaining injuries.
		
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			The environment at the shoot was described as
		
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			disorganized.
		
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			1 participant implied that Jimmy wanted to be
		
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			regarded as a deity
		
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			during the filming. That kind of, he started
		
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			off,
		
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			talking about some of the things you you
		
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			mentioned earlier when we opened up, but what
		
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			caught my interest here was this point, if
		
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			this is true,
		
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			that now you get to a point where
		
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			you go from
		
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			believing in God to wanting to be called
		
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			God.
		
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			Is this far fetched?
		
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			No. This is like
		
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			a typical progression for people who are narcissistic
		
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			or they they have kind of
		
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			they're surrounded by yes men. They're surrounded by
		
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			people who are constantly saying you're amazing. They're
		
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			constantly getting praised.
		
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			Then they start, like, believing the hype.
		
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			Shaitan keeps taking this one step further and
		
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			further, Yeah. So the example that we have
		
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			is Firaun.
		
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			Yeah. Firaun is saying that I am your
		
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			Lord Most High.
		
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			So that's like the level of delusion,
		
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			saying that to Musa alayhi salam Moses.
		
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			But, yeah, we have these many,
		
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			Firauns as well, pharaohs, many pharaohs,
		
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			who they
		
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			they're not reminded of death. They don't see
		
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			the finite nature of life. They think that
		
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			they are,
		
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			they're being praised, so that must mean that
		
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			I am something. I am amazing. So praise
		
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			me. Worship me. Bow down to me.
		
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			So it's a very sick mindset.
		
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			Very dangerous too. Because if you die on
		
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			this mindset,
		
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			then it's eternal
		
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			hellfire
		
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			forever.
		
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			I mean, people don't wanna sometimes even hear
		
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			this and make a joke about it, but
		
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			the paradise is true. There's a reward
		
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			for worshiping God alone, for being morally upright,
		
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			obeying your creator. Just like you obey your
		
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			boss, and you get a reward at the
		
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			end, paycheck. Right? And everybody understands the concept
		
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			of you show up late constantly,
		
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			you don't do your job, you can get
		
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			fired. But with the creator of the heavens
		
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			and earth is the hellfire.
		
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			Right? Exactly.
		
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			So
		
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			we're trying to, help
		
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			this,
		
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			young man. Is he young? Is he how
		
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			old is he about? I think he's early
		
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			thirties. Early thirties? So he's not that I
		
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			mean, he's getting he's a he's a he's
		
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			a grown man.
		
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			And The thing about also to note, like
		
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			Yes. The
		
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			someone doesn't wake up and say I'm god
		
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			or I should be worshiped, like, overnight. It
		
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			happens step by step.
		
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			And basically, it's like
		
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			Allah is giving
		
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			you, like, some leash. Like,
		
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			you
		
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			have this arrogant thought
		
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			and you don't
		
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			stifle it or you don't, like, wake yourself
		
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			up and be humble and say, like, no.
		
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			I'm not that great or no. Like but
		
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			you just feed into it. Like, yeah. I
		
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			did do that. Like, I did accomplish this.
		
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			I did, like and you forget, Allah, you
		
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			forget that everything that you have,
		
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			everything that you do and you're capable of,
		
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			that's not you.
		
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			That is Allah, your creator is permitting you
		
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			to do that, and He has given you
		
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			the capability
		
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			or the potential to achieve, like you win
		
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			a competition
		
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			or you, like,
		
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			dominate in some sport, like that's not you,
		
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			that is risk, that's provision from Allah and
		
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			He has given you that.
		
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			If you are not humble and you just
		
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			think that that's you,
		
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			okay, that's step number 1. Allah is going
		
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			to not humble you right at that moment.
		
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			Allah can do that, like, Allah can humble.
		
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			And we've seen so many examples
		
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			of movie stars,
		
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			musicians that they have suffered some terrible tragedies
		
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			and become crippled. There is one, Christopher Reeves.
		
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			Right? The he played Superman
		
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			in the seventies, and he had a horse
		
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			accident, I think. Or Yes. And then he
		
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			became,
		
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			paraplegic. Paraplegic. Yeah. Completely par quadriplegic.
		
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			Yeah. I'm stuck in a wheelchair now. Right?
		
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			Yeah. Or I think he passed away, but
		
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			but that's an example. Like,
		
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			you are at the peak and then a
		
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			lot, any moment, he can take you to
		
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			the lowest of the low.
		
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			You don't know when disaster is gonna strike.
		
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			So that, in and of itself should make
		
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			you humble and should make you put your
		
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			head down and not puff out your chest
		
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			and think that you are the latest and
		
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			the greatest.
		
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			But some people, okay, that tragedy, that, like,
		
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			humbling is not gonna come immediately.
		
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			It's just going to, you're going to keep,
		
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			you have all of these chances
		
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			to recognize that no, it's not you, it's
		
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			Allah, be humble, you have all of these
		
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			chances and you don't take them until you
		
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			get to a point where you're telling people
		
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			to worship you.
		
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			And that's when the fall, like the
		
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			biggest humbling is imminent,
		
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			you know, it's gonna come,
		
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			and
		
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			that's the worst kind of humiliation and suffering,
		
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			and it can happen in this life. Okay?
		
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			You're mentioning the hellfire, and that's true. That
		
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			is gonna come as well. But even in
		
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			this life, you don't know when disaster is
		
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			going to strike and humble you in front
		
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			of the entire globe. So be humble before
		
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			Allah humbles you.
		
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			So James Stefan Dodson, probably, God willing, your
		
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			Muslims fans who,
		
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			will get this also and pass this along
		
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			to you. Hopefully, you're watching, and will get
		
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			you
		
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			an invitation
		
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			to the way of life that can keep
		
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			you away from the hellfire and get you
		
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			admitted to the eternal paradise and bliss. Let's
		
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			talk about one more thing before we get
		
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			into the invitation to mister Beef to Islam
		
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			is this, Elon Musk and the Neuralink. Do
		
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			you know much about this?
		
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			Yeah. So Fill us in on this. What's
		
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			this Neuralink and Elon Musk? Yeah. It's supposed
		
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			to be like a computer
		
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			implant,
		
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			that interfaces
		
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			with your
		
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			brain,
		
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			and it's supposed
		
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			to allow you to I think the
		
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			application that they displayed was
		
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			moving like a video
		
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			chess piece
		
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			just by thinking.
		
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			So you're like like you can move something
		
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			on the screen
		
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			of a computer just by thinking it because
		
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			you have the chip implanted. Wow.
		
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			But I think they face a lot of
		
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			complications,
		
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			like, they face a lot of problems with
		
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			this.
		
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			But the bigger application, like, the expectation is
		
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			that those kind of problems will be worked
		
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			out. It will be something that is viable.
		
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			At first, they're going to say, we're we
		
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			wanna use this for those who are disabled,
		
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			those who are paralyzed, we wanna give them
		
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			a second chance at life, we're gonna implant
		
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			it, and they'll be able to, like, interface
		
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			with a computer, like, write in write in
		
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			a letter just by thinking, like, move the
		
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			mouse just by thinking, play video games just
		
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			by thinking, like, all of these kinds of
		
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			applications.
		
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			It's gonna help the disabled,
		
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			but you can imagine a scenario where in
		
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			the future they mandate it. Like, you have
		
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			to get this implant.
		
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			Why? Because it's for safety reasons. Like, we
		
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			have to monitor your heart rate at all
		
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			times, like, well, if you have a heart
		
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			attack and no one's around to help you,
		
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			if we have this chip implanted, we can
		
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			get medical services to you, or what about
		
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			terrorists, like what about people who want to
		
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			cause harm, we need to monitor that, the
		
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			government has the authority to monitor that. They
		
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			will bring like a security reason
		
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			to mandate
		
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			getting this kind
		
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			of implant.
		
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			And they're talking about it already. I don't
		
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			know if you saw the World Economic Forum,
		
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			they had
		
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			presentations
		
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			on this type of technology
		
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			for workplace applications. So if your employer wants
		
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			to make sure they're getting maximum productivity out
		
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			of their workers, they have the plant and
		
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			the employer can monitor the brainwaves.
		
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			And, oh, your brainwaves, because depending on what
		
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			you're focusing on, your brainwaves change. So if
		
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			you're focusing on work, you have a certain
		
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			wave pattern. If you're focusing on, like you're
		
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			just goofing off or you're on social media
		
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			or whatever, or even you're just not on
		
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			social media, you're daydreaming, like you're thinking about,
		
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			you know, what are we gonna have for
		
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			dinner that night? Your brainwave changes and then
		
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			they can monitor, well, 8 hours of work,
		
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			you are only actually paying attention to work
		
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			for 5 hours of that 8 hours or
		
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			3 hours.
		
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			So we can maximize productivity that way by
		
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			that kind of surveillance, even in your mind,
		
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			like we're surveilling your mind.
		
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			So that's like a level of dystopia,
		
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			but they're talking about it on the World
		
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			Economic Forum, like, oh, this is a great,
		
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			you know. Yeah, there are some safety concerns,
		
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			like yeah we have to make sure that
		
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			there's
		
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			some checks and balances in place,
		
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			but this is coming and this is what
		
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			we wanna
		
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			roll out.
		
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			So it's shocking like the level of dystopia,
		
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			but that's
		
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			what modernity is about, that's what liberal secularism
		
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			is about, that's what the enlightenment is about,
		
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			it's bringing more technologies
		
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			to control people
		
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			under the guise, under this kind of
		
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			beautiful message of freedom and equality, you're going
		
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			to live a more pleasurable life because we're
		
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			gonna give you your Netflix straight to your
		
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			brain, we're gonna let you play video games,
		
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			you know, just using your brain,
		
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			we're going
		
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			to satisfy all of your desires in terms
		
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			of what you like, even like * straight
		
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			to your brain, like your virtual reality,
		
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			like all of these kinds of promises
		
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			on the basis of technology to serve your
		
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			desires,
		
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			that's what the modern world is built on.
		
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			And it's like slavery, it's like enslaving people
		
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			to their desires and you control them,
		
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			through technology.
		
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			So Neuralink is the next step.
		
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			Let's get one more question. People, Muslims who
		
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			have,
		
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			because we
		
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			have deep detailed descriptions of the Dijal, the
		
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			antichrist,
		
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			liar, deceiver,
		
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			who will come towards the end of times,
		
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			and now some Muslims putting this label on
		
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			an individual like this seeing that he's deceiving
		
00:41:12 --> 00:41:13
			many of the millions of Muslims who are
		
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			following him. What are your comments on that?
		
00:41:15 --> 00:41:17
			On Elon Musk? No. Not on Elon well,
		
00:41:17 --> 00:41:18
			I don't I mean, they might have called
		
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			him also. Some people call Elon Musk, you
		
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			know, antichrist. Yeah. What about, what's so yeah.
		
00:41:23 --> 00:41:25
			Elon Musk has been called antichrist. Yeah. Well,
		
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			Well, we could touch upon that, but also
		
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			mister Beast. Yeah. Mister Beast. I don't know.
		
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			Yeah. So the idea the antichrist
		
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			has very specific description
		
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			Mhmm. In the Islamic sources and hadith. So
		
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			the one of this hadith of the prophet
		
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			is that every prophet that has come has
		
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			warned his people of the Antichrist,
		
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			and I will also do so. I'll describe
		
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			him,
		
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			just to paraphrase the Hadith.
		
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			So the description of the Antichrist,
		
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			that's to help us understand
		
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			so that we don't get deceived because the
		
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			whole idea of the of dajjal, like in
		
00:42:02 --> 00:42:05
			Arabic antichrist is dajjal, and
		
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			means
		
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			deceiver,
		
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			arch deceiver,
		
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			and deception in a certain way, like presenting
		
00:42:13 --> 00:42:15
			something as the truth, but it's actually falsehood,
		
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			and presenting
		
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			falsehood as if it's the truth.
		
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			So the antichrist is the arch deceiver, and
		
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			how is he going to deceive people? Well,
		
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			it's in his very name, it's in the
		
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			very name, Masihid Dajjal, antichrist.
		
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			He's going to pretend to be the chosen
		
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			Christ anointed one
		
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			and present himself as, you
		
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			know this chosen of God. That's the first
		
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			step and people are going to,
		
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			many people are gonna be deceived by that
		
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			and follow him,
		
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			that he is the
		
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			Christ,
		
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			and then
		
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			he's going to
		
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			further deceive people by saying he's actually God.
		
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			He's actually God, he's the Lord,
		
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			and he will come with certain
		
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			tricks and deceptions that will seem like miracles,
		
00:43:02 --> 00:43:04
			like he's doing these amazing miracles, so he
		
00:43:04 --> 00:43:05
			has to be
		
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			supernatural. He has to be the son of
		
00:43:07 --> 00:43:09
			God or he has to be God,
		
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			and that's his deception that people will start
		
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			worshiping him and following him.
		
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			So, that's like the prime characteristic
		
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			of the antichrist
		
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			is that he is going to call people
		
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			to worship him,
		
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			but he has other characteristics
		
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			as well, like he is one eyed.
		
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			He is one eyed, which means that not
		
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			that he's like a cyclops,
		
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			like just one eye in the middle of
		
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			his head, but one of his eyes is
		
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			deformed.
		
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			It has like a defect.
		
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			So he's one eyed in that sense. That's
		
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			one of the characteristics
		
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			of the Antichrist.
		
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			He also
		
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			is said to be Jewish.
		
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			This is actually in Christianity. That's the claim
		
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			about the Antichrist. In Islam, that's the claim
		
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			as well, that he has a Jewish mother,
		
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			and he will have many Jewish followers
		
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			and followers amongst
		
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			humanity in general. And
		
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			Islam.
		
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			Okay. Both.
		
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			So the hadith on he'll have many Jewish
		
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			followers
		
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			from the city of Isfahan, which is in
		
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			Iran. Yeah. It's a one of the I
		
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			think the 3rd largest city in Iran is
		
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			Isfahan.
		
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			So the Hadith of the prophet is mentioning
		
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			Isfahan,
		
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			the city, and there are Jews that are
		
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			in Iran, obviously.
		
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			So,
		
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			yeah, these you can study all of the
		
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			characteristics
		
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			of the Dajjal, and it's important to study
		
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			it. It's important to talk about the antichrist.
		
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			Sometimes when you talk about the antichrist some
		
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			Muslims,
		
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			confused Muslims will say, oh what is this
		
00:44:36 --> 00:44:39
			conspiracy theory? Don't talk about conspiracy theories like
		
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			we wanna, like this is immature
		
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			and they'll just wave their hands and dismiss
		
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			it. No we have to talk about the
		
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			antichrist. These are authentic narrations.
		
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			Yes, these are authentic narrations.
		
00:44:49 --> 00:44:53
			I'm talking about Sahih Bukhari for example, Sahih
		
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			Muslim, like these are authentic narrations about the
		
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			antichrist
		
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			and we have to talk about it, and
		
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			when we speculate like
		
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			oh Jimmy, Mr. Beast is the antichrist, like
		
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			yeah we can tone it down with the
		
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			speculation but still the thought like where we're
		
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			looking, like who,
		
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			we're waiting,
		
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			and the sahaba actually we're waiting too. And
		
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			we're encouraged, there's duas that we make to
		
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			protect us. Yeah, duas to protect against the
		
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			antigris, and every salah you can make duas
		
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			against, every prayer,
		
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			in the second tashayhud you can make duas,
		
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			but also,
		
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			the Sahaba were waiting and they're expecting
		
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			and they're asking the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam
		
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			what are we gonna do when the antichrist
		
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			comes, what should we do? And the prophet
		
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			sallallahu alaihi wasallam said, if I'm here with
		
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			you, I'll be enough, like, I'll be your
		
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			shield against the antichrist. I'll protect you.
		
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			But so that's how imminent they felt, like,
		
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			he's at any moment. So we also, at
		
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			any moment, should expect that the antichrist is
		
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			going to emerge and it's going to be
		
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			the great fitna.
		
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			What how are we preparing for it? That's
		
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			the question. How are we preparing for it?
		
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			And you prepare for it with
		
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			taqwa, you prepare prepare for it by
		
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			not engaging in celebrity worship, you prepare for
		
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			it by realizing the nature of the dunya,
		
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			like the most powerful people,
		
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			the most influential
		
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			people, they are controlled by a dead child
		
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			system.
		
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			And people have noticed this, like, why is
		
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			one eyed symbolism
		
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			everywhere?
		
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			One eyed symbolism. Why is that? Why is
		
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			that? You know, people ask. And It's all
		
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			over the place. Yeah. All over the place.
		
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			So even Christians have noted, like, I see
		
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			a one eye everywhere, but they don't have
		
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			the hadith about the Dajjal being one eyed.
		
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			So they don't have the same concept of
		
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			the Antichrist
		
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			having one eye. They're just wondering, like, what
		
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			they've picked up on the fact, like, on
		
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			the dollar bill, you have that one eye
		
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			on the they consider it like a masonic,
		
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			like freemason type of symbol,
		
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			but you see this one, like, on so
		
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			many company logos,
		
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			in the Olympics,
		
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			the opening ceremony that just happened,
		
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			this past month,
		
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			they have like a horse someone on a
		
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			horse
		
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			with
		
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			one eye.
		
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			A lot of one eyed symbolism within the
		
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			opening ceremony and even the uniforms like Israel,
		
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			like the Israeli athletes were wearing one eye
		
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			on their uniforms
		
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			in their in the competition.
		
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			So this is why, why one eye? Like
		
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			what does that mean? Like why are you
		
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			interpreting it? What kind of subtle messages are
		
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			being pushed? It's a calling card. This is
		
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			the calling card of the antichrist. That's what
		
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			it is. Yeah. Wow.
		
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			So, yeah, that there's no doubt. And there
		
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			is there is not as much detail. You're
		
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			also a student compared to religion. You studied
		
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			all the different religions out there. Is there
		
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			anything anything
		
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			that has as much detail, authentic sources on
		
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			this subject of the Antichrist,
		
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			Dajjal, as in Islam?
		
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			No. There's nothing else. They don't have the
		
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			information. I think this could be a a
		
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			good source for Christians right now, Jews, whoever
		
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			are out there and they are really fascinated
		
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			with the subject. This could be a source
		
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			of them coming to Islam just looking into
		
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			this topic through the Islamic sources. Yeah. Look
		
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			look at the Islamic sources, and then the
		
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			Islamic sources
		
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			from 1400 years ago are going to confirm
		
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			what you're seeing now right in front of
		
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			your eyes. And it's not like vague prophecies
		
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			like you find with some of these. Yeah,
		
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			it's not Nostradamus type of vague prophecies like,
		
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			oh, you oh, how many of these Christian
		
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			evangelical
		
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			pastors have claimed that the world is gonna
		
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			end like
		
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			in 2021
		
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			or 2014
		
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			and it never happens, right? Because they're just
		
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			vague things
		
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			or numerology,
		
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			no, in Islam it's like very specific things,
		
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			concrete things, like this is what the antichrist
		
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			is. Or I'll give you an example, like
		
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			one of the warnings of the prophet, peace
		
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			be upon him, that the antichrist is going
		
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			to come with something
		
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			that is presented to people as like a
		
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			garden, a beautiful garden
		
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			and people will have the opportunity to go
		
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			into this garden, but when they go into
		
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			it, it'll actually be the * fire. And
		
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			then on the other hand, the anti crisis
		
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			is gonna present something that looks like *,
		
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			like a burning inferno, and if you go
		
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			into that, you choose that option,
		
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			it's actually
		
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			a lush garden, it's a beautiful paradise.
		
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			So this is part of the deception of
		
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			the Dajjal, but this is what is this
		
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			exactly referring to? Allahu'anam,
		
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			Allah knows best. But there's another narration about
		
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			the Dajjal
		
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			who is going to travel
		
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			and able to go into every city of
		
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			the world, and wherever he goes he brings
		
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			prosperity.
		
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			Wherever he goes, you know, the grass grows
		
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			greener,
		
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			the crops are more bountiful,
		
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			and he is just traveling throughout the globe
		
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			with this kind of what seems like he's
		
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			blessed, like he has this power and whoever
		
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			avoids him
		
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			and doesn't
		
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			accept him with open arms, they suffer poverty,
		
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			they suffer droughts, they suffer difficulty.
		
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			And,
		
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			so this is a big sign,
		
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			like we can't just look at prosperity, we
		
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			can't just look at influence
		
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			and wealth as a sign of being accepted
		
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			by God.
		
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			We got a few more
		
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			minutes, and we're out of time. We're gonna
		
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			get to the, invitation to him. I just
		
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			wanna ask you a couple
		
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			more questions.
		
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			Tell me this, do you feel it's just
		
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			asinine
		
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			when,
		
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			unfortunately,
		
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			some of the, Christians out there who we
		
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			want to have discussions with us, but they
		
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			actually think we're the antichrist?
		
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			Yeah. That's weird. Like Weird.
		
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			Because we're preaching against the antichrist.
		
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			Yeah. We're preaching against the antichrist, we're preaching
		
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			against the antichrist system,
		
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			and
		
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			the antichrist doesn't want you to be devoted
		
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			to God alone and the creator alone, like
		
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			the antichrist wants you to worship him.
		
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			So,
		
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			and then who, like the prophet Muhammad, peace
		
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			be upon him, he didn't claim to be
		
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			Christ. He didn't claim to be the Messiah.
		
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			He didn't claim that.
		
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			So we acknowledge the true Messiah.
		
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			The true Messiah is Jesus Christ.
		
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			Let's talk about let's give an open invitation
		
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			out to any Christian out there who wants
		
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			to have a discussion
		
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			with myself and you to come on to
		
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			Dean's show. Let's have a
		
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			a nice discussion. We could talk with some
		
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			topics. We could talk with Jesus. We'll talk
		
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			about Jesus. We could talk about the Antichrist.
		
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			If you're a Christian out there
		
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			and you work wanna work on a common
		
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			good,
		
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			let's do that.
		
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			One pastor that comes to mind, that pastor
		
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			that was recently on the PBD Profit, pastor
		
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			Cliff.
		
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			Cliff. Do you have anybody else, that you
		
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			would wanna come on that can,
		
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			be someone we Candace Owens? What do you
		
00:51:39 --> 00:51:41
			think? Candace Owens. Come on, Candace. Let's talk.
		
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			Who else? Tucker Carlson. Tucker. Let's have a
		
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			conversation. Talk to Muslims, not about Muslims. Anyone
		
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			else?
		
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			Yeah. Those would be really good to have
		
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			discussions with. Yeah. Let's talk, guys. The open
		
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			invitation, send them the invitation here. Now
		
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			we're coming to an end here. I wanna
		
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			give him and the others his followers.
		
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			He has a what I've been told, the
		
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			devout Muslim, Tariq.
		
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			Tariq is his cameraman, if I'm not mistaken.
		
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			He can just sit back idly, or hopefully
		
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			he's given him some dua, help educate him,
		
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			and we're gonna go ahead and extend that
		
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			invitation
		
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			to the way of life that can protect
		
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			him from the torments in the grave. He
		
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			spent some time in the grave,
		
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			and but when he did that, it was
		
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			with cameras and microphone, didn't get him out
		
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			like this. But once you're in the grave,
		
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			and now we believe there's a different life
		
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			you're gonna be experiencing there. It's either the
		
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			hellfire, a piece of it, or a paradise.
		
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			That's a scary place, and there's nobody who's
		
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			gonna be able to get you out. You're
		
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			stuck there. Right? No. It's not. So before
		
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			that hap happens,
		
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			let's give them the invitation. The invitation to
		
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			mister Beast,
		
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			Jane Stephan, to Islam, and to others.
		
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			Yes. We invite,
		
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			Jimmy
		
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			Jimmy? And his followers and his cast to
		
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			Islam
		
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			to
		
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			look into Islam,
		
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			investigate, ask questions, don't dismiss
		
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			the purpose of life. What is the purpose?
		
00:53:03 --> 00:53:05
			Why am I here? You know, is your
		
00:53:05 --> 00:53:07
			job just to
		
00:53:07 --> 00:53:08
			gain a paycheck,
		
00:53:09 --> 00:53:10
			get viewers?
		
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			Like, what is really
		
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			the purpose. Mhmm. And everyone has to ask
		
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			himself or herself that question,
		
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			so we invite people to ask that question
		
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			and explore the answers
		
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			and the answers that Islam provides. What would
		
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			you say are the most profound evidences? Because
		
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			it's not blind faith in Islam. And what
		
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			I found that really stands out for the
		
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			rest. I've looked at all the different
		
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			religions out there, and in one way or
		
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			another, when you open up a world religion
		
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			book, you see that it's calling to creation
		
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			worship.
		
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			And the beautiful thing about Islam's submission to
		
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			the creator, not the creation,
		
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			is the sole focus on worshiping the one
		
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			creator, the same creator Jesus worshiped, Moses worshiped,
		
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			last and final messenger of Son of Mankind,
		
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			Prophet Muhammad worshiped, only worshiping 1 and only
		
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			1 God and nothing else besides him. That
		
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			just stood out, and it's based on solid
		
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			proofs and evidences. Where would you point people
		
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			in in just this minute that we have
		
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			left? What fascinated you? What took you to
		
00:54:06 --> 00:54:09
			that level that you embraced Islam wholeheartedly, not
		
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			just blind faith because people think just religion
		
00:54:11 --> 00:54:12
			is part of your culture,
		
00:54:13 --> 00:54:15
			if youre Serb you might be Orthodox Christian,
		
00:54:15 --> 00:54:16
			if youre Croatian,
		
00:54:17 --> 00:54:19
			youre a Catholic, if youre from this area,
		
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			youre this type of Protestant Christian, and that's
		
00:54:22 --> 00:54:23
			what my my family did, that's what my
		
00:54:23 --> 00:54:26
			grandparents did, but then you you and then
		
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			you mentioned you also have some religious figures,
		
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			50% of
		
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			this is the first time I heard this,
		
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			of actual,
		
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			rabbis who don't even believe in God. You
		
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			quoted something. So you got you got people
		
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			just going along because it's cultural,
		
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			but what is it about Islam that stood
		
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			out? What's the evidence, the overwhelming evidence, to
		
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			prove that this is indeed from the creator?
		
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			There are a lot of evidences.
		
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			The number one thing is that Islam is
		
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			the only pure true monotheism,
		
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			and that's what
		
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			humans naturally believe that there is one creator,
		
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			God, and he is all powerful and he's
		
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			all knowing. That's like a universal belief that
		
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			you see across cultures.
		
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			Even cultures that are polytheistic,
		
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			they still have the belief in 1 all
		
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			powerful creator God. And this is because this
		
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			is a natural,
		
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			thing that is studied actually in the cognitive
		
00:55:13 --> 00:55:16
			science of religion, for example, that belief in
		
00:55:16 --> 00:55:19
			one powerful creator God is a biologically
		
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			rooted
		
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			belief that people have. So that's why Islam
		
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			is very convincing and compelling to a lot
		
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			of people, it just aligns with your nature,
		
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			the idea of one true God and you
		
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			only focus your worship on him because ultimately
		
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			he's the one that decides everything, he's the
		
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			one who's created you and everything is
		
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			in his hands. So that's the one very
		
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			compelling evidence, the most compelling evidence is the
		
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			true monotheism,
		
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			pure monotheism in Islam that's not found in
		
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			other religions,
		
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			not in Judaism, not in Christianity, etcetera.
		
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			The other thing is like look at the
		
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			life of the prophet, peace be upon him,
		
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			look at,
		
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			his success and this is something relevant for
		
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			Mr. Beast. You wanna talk about subscribers, like
		
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			Islam is gonna be the most subscribed to
		
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			religion,
		
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			within, you know, a few decades actually. It's
		
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			projected by 2050.
		
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			Islam is going to be the most we're
		
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			gonna have the most subscribers
		
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			in terms of Islam. So he's
		
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			concerned about subscribers, think about Islam in that
		
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			sense. If the prophet, peace be upon him,
		
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			was not from God, then how was he
		
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			able to have so much success? Like this
		
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			is one of the miracles, like a man
		
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			who was
		
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			pretty much living in the desert
		
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			of Arabia,
		
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			a very weak
		
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			people politically, you had other superpowers
		
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			at the time, you had the Byzantines, you
		
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			had the,
		
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			Sassanids, who were Persians basically, who were the
		
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			superpowers,
		
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			then Islam is found that the prophet peace
		
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			be upon him comes
		
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			and he is able to unite the Arabian
		
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			Peninsula, he is able to conquer
		
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			Persia, he's able to spread the religion
		
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			from east to west within just a 100
		
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			years, even after his passing away, his followers
		
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			were able to spread the religion. So that
		
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			kind of success
		
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			that has lasted to this day, like there's
		
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			no other force in the world that has
		
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			done more to direct people to worship of
		
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			1 God alone.
		
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			You could say, well what about Christianity? Well
		
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			the thing about Christianity is that Jesus didn't
		
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			do that. According to Christianity, Jesus
		
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			was killed
		
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			and his followers were oppressed for 300 years.
		
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			And then
		
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			after the Roman Empire took on Christianity,
		
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			did they take on the Christianity of Jesus,
		
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			like what Jesus taught, or did they take
		
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			the paganistic
		
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			Christianity of Paul, Pauline Christianity? So is it
		
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			really Jesus that was so influential, or was
		
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			it Paul that was so influential? Like, that's
		
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			the ambiguity or the question that comes with
		
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			Christianity. But with Islam, it's very clear. This
		
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			is all from the prophet Muhammad, peace be
		
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			upon him. His success,
		
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			that's a sign from God. That is a
		
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			miracle from God that we can all observe
		
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			because it's a historical
		
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			fact.
		
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			And other religions don't have this. Like Buddha
		
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			also has been,
		
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			his followers attribute many miraculous things to his
		
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			life,
		
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			that he was also doing great things. But
		
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			guess what, there's no evidence of that, there's
		
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			no proof of that.
		
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			Some of the Hindu
		
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			gods, you know, are these mythical figures,
		
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			they are also attributed with like Arjuna for
		
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			example, they are also attributed with all kinds
		
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			of spectacular feats, super human feats, none of
		
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			that is documented, there's no history of that.
		
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			But with Muhammad, peace be upon him, it's
		
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			all historical documentation,
		
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			it's all known academically how Islam spread,
		
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			and how it continues to spread. So this
		
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			is one of the strongest evidences
		
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			for Islam is the life of the prophet,
		
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			peace be upon him, and the spread of
		
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			Islam to this day. It's unbelievable. Unbelievable. I
		
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			don't think anybody who's genuine and sincere
		
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			and they're seeking guidance from the Creator within
		
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			themselves, saying, oh, the one who created me,
		
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			created this universe, guide me, guide me, guide
		
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			me. It reminds me of an authentic statement
		
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			from the prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him,
		
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			where God Almighty is saying
		
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			that all of my slaves are misguided unless
		
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			I guide them. So ask me of my
		
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			guidance.
		
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			How many people actually ask, say, the one
		
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			who created this universe, it didn't just create
		
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			itself, it didn't come from nothing,
		
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			guide me, the one who's responsible for this.
		
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			I'm lost without you. Just guide me. You're
		
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			not calling about Muhammad, you're not calling about
		
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			Jesus, you're not calling about anything in Croatia,
		
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			but the one who created Croatia. I think
		
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			if anyone, would you agree, is doing that
		
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			earnestly, sincerely within themselves, and then they look
		
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			into Islam. They investigate.
		
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			They look into the life. They look into
		
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			the Quran, the life of Prophet Muhammad. How
		
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			are they gonna miss this
		
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			truth?
		
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			Is that That's a good question. Yeah. How
		
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			can they miss it? How? I don't think
		
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			it's possible. If you're sincere, what do you
		
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			what are the qualities?
		
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			Sincerity, there's a genuine honest person. Honest. Yeah.
		
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			That's what sincerity is. Right? It's you're honest.
		
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			You
		
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			are,
		
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			willing
		
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			to compare. You know? You're willing to do
		
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			the research to compare.
		
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			And some people can't do, like, full on
		
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			research, but the main thing that you can
		
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			do is, like, read the Quran.
		
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			Like read the Quran and ask yourself did
		
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			like a human being write this? Like is
		
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			there any kind of literature that is like
		
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			this? Any kind of man made book
		
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			or man made writing that is comparable to
		
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			this? Like just in
		
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			the style,
		
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			the structure, the topics, like all of that
		
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			together when you read a few pages like
		
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			it becomes very clear.
		
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			Then look at the life of the prophet,
		
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			peace be upon him, like sali alayhi saliam,
		
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			look at his life and
		
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			look at his mission
		
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			and that as well, like, you'll be amazed.
		
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			And many people have become Muslim,
		
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			from the West because they looked at the
		
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			life of the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam. When
		
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			you look at just, real briefly, he was
		
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			known as the trustworthy
		
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			in his community. Saladiq Al Amin. Yeah. Saladiq
		
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			Al Amin, the trustworthy.
		
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			He was someone who couldn't read or write.
		
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			Is that correct? He was somebody
		
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			who
		
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			came
		
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			in over 23 years, a whole different topic
		
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			in and of itself, but just some things
		
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			to think about. When he was
		
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			spreading Islam, which actually started with the first
		
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			man Adam, and that's why you have that
		
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			consistent message throughout time, that same call of
		
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			submitting your will, calling humanity to submit their
		
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			will to 1 and only one God, and
		
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			being morally upright, and it just continued all
		
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			the way to the last of the fundamental
		
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			measure of Prophet Muhammad, peace peace be upon
		
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			him. Here, when he's now, like any politician
		
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			or anyone is getting some kind of, headway,
		
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			and they try to buy him out when
		
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			he was offered all the power, the money,
		
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			the status, the everything
		
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			to abandon this message, He said, no. No
		
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			way. It's not happening. Is it right? And
		
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			then when you study his life, his life
		
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			of simplicity, abandoning the things of this world
		
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			when they're offering to him, and consistently keep
		
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			going forward. And then not just the miracle
		
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			of the Quran, but then his life. You
		
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			see prophecies,
		
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			miracles happening.
		
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			How is it fathomable? It's not fathomable that
		
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			this would be an impostor. You can actually
		
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			sniff out an impostor, but many people,
		
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			they get caught up in the hate industry's
		
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			deception and lies that are pushed out there,
		
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			and they swallow this hook, line, and sinker
		
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			instead of looking into things themselves, sitting down
		
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			with Muslims, visiting a mosque, and having a
		
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			discussion where we can put things in context.
		
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			What do you think about that? Yeah. I
		
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			think it was right on the money.
		
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			That's exactly correct, Mhmm. That you have to
		
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			be open minded, talk to people,
		
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			visit the mosque, visit you know, talk to
		
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			a Muslim,
		
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			and
		
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			or just look online. You know, all the
		
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			sources are there online for free. If somebody
		
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			wants to now so we delivered a message
		
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			to mister Beast and other people out there
		
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			on Islam. You've done a lot of debates
		
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			actually with,
		
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			atheists,
		
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			with,
		
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			people of other religions, and Christians and whatnot,
		
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			people who are struggling, Muslims also who go
		
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			to university
		
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			and then they get fascinated with,
		
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			you know, the, teacher and then he takes
		
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			them on a spin and they start flirting
		
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			with atheism. You've had all those top atheists
		
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			out there. You've,
		
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			dismantled their arguments. Where can they find this?
		
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			Yeah. You can find the debates on, Muslim
		
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			Skeptic.
		
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			That's the channel name, and we have a
		
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			playlist of debates, and you can see the
		
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			debates I've had with atheists.
		
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			I had a debate with an atheist on
		
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			why Islam is true. Yeah. You know, let's
		
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			prove that Islam is the true religion.
		
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			And he's, like, one of the top,
		
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			atheist debaters in the world.
		
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			He
		
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			his debates get millions of views, so I
		
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			had a debate with him in person. It
		
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			was a very spicy
		
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			debate because he started getting
		
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			enraged,
		
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			when he couldn't respond to some of my
		
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			arguments, and he acted very erratically.
		
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			So that's, entertaining to say the least. But
		
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			I also debated Christians, debated Jews, Hindus,
		
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			so check that out on the playlist, the
		
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			Muslim Skeptic Channel. Thank you.
		
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			Thank you, Eddie. Alright.
		
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			And I got a gift for mister Beast
		
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			and anybody else. Go to the deanshow.com.
		
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			See what we're talking about for yourself. We'll
		
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			get you a free copy,
		
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			free, my gift to you of the Quran.
		
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			If you have any other questions, also, 1
		
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			800. Mark this down. Don't be a troll.
		
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			Let's have a conversation. Take the high route.
		
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			1-800-662-4752.
		
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			Ask us your questions.
		
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			We'll will be more than happy to help
		
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			facilitate
		
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			you to come to a mosque to visit
		
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			and a whole new world can open up.
		
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			We will see you next time, God willing,
		
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			Insha'Allah. Until then, peace be unto you. Assalamu
		
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			Alaikum.