Under Attack Prophet Muhammed

			Bismillah Alhamdulillah wa salam aleikum, which is the meaning the greeting of peace beyond to this
is a greeting of all the messengers of God, we're going to be talking about the last and final
messenger who was sent to all of mankind, no more messages to come. I'm just bringing you up to
speed real quick. Islam is not a new religion brought by Mohammed a new system way of life. But it's
the way of life brought by all the messengers of God, Jesus, Moses, Abraham, Noah, they all call the
people to worship the one God, not to worship themselves to worship angels, saints, etc, etc. Now
that you understand this, we're going to be talking about the last and final messenger who brought
		

			the last and final Testament, the living miracle, the Quran, he's become he's come under some
attack, tax. So this is something that is not uncommon. When someone brings a truth. Jesus brought
the truth. He was a teacher, he never called people to worship himself. Moses when he brought the
truth, all of them came under attack, but the honest and sincere people who looked at their lives
and how they live, they saw beyond this, they saw that this was foolishness. They saw that no way
that these people were the most humble and sincere and they brought truth and proof to show that
they were indeed messengers, and that's what we're going to talk about today. So you can see that
		

			Mohammed peace and blessings be upon him was the same as Moses was in Jesus and although the
messengers and he's a teacher teaching you how to get close to God with my next guest, when we come
back, Nomad, Ali Khan on the deen show, you don't want to go nowhere. We'll be right back.
		

			There's only one. Mohammed is His Messenger.
		

			Jesus was his messenger.
		

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			Which means God willing, see, we always got God in the equation. We don't take a timeout from God
never. Absolutely. Absolutely. Now. Help us out. There's some some SEO people out there. All right.
And they want to know, they acknowledged that Look, I don't want to worship. You know, a man, I
don't want to worship a cow, a monkey to Sunday, I want to wish it the one who created me, the one
Jesus prayed to, I want to worship Him. Now, can we do it on our own? Do we need instructors and
things that we want to get good at? Yes. So these instructors were people who are teaching us how to
get close to God in the last and final messenger. He was the best instructor at this. But there's
		

			some people slandering him, there's some people saying bad things, let's talk about his life a
little bit and kind of help clear up this junk that people would put out there? Absolutely. I think
the first thing to understand that you alluded to in your introduction, is the very concept of a
messenger. Really, for most people, accepting, accepting God isn't very difficult to accept that
there's a creator, who created the heavens and the earth, and it's just, it is absolutely merciful,
etc, etc. All of that is actually fairly easy. What's very difficult for human beings to accept is
the authority of another human being. And that's a natural tendency people have you know, if, for
		

			instance, if you're working, it's very natural for you to resent your boss, because he's got
authority over you. kids want to rebel against the teacher, he's got authority over them, people
have resentment against government, because got authority over them. So generally, whenever somebody
has authority over you, or is commanding authority over you, the the primary instinct is to rebel
and say, Who are you? And so one of the questions that people have when it comes to messengers is,
why do we have to listen to them, I could talk to God directly. I could speak to God on my own
terms. The first thing to understand here is we're talking about our relationship, our relationship
		

			between Allah, the Lord, the creator, the Sustainer of the heavens and the earth and myself. This is
the relationship. Now, in every relationship, there are some terms, right? So for instance, the
analogy that I just spoke of at work, there's a relationship between your boss and yourself. You
have to show up at a certain time you have to do certain kinds of tasks and
		

			You know, there's a certain time you can go, there's a certain period of break, you can take
etcetera, etcetera, there are terms, these terms are not determined by the employee, they're
actually dictated by the boss. Similarly, parents and children, there are terms in that
relationship. Similarly, in, you know, in what you own, there are terms set by the owner, what we're
trying to say then is, if you want to have a relationship with God, you're not in charge of
dictating terms of that relationship. What does he want from you? How does he want you to live your
life? How does he define what's good and bad? How does he want you to spend your day? How does he
		

			want you to go to sleep? How does he want you to wake up these questions, they're not up to you. And
the moment you start saying, well, I want a relationship with God, but on my terms, then you
haven't, you maybe have accepted the fact that he's your Creator, maybe you've accepted that, but
you haven't accepted that he's your Lord, that he actually has authority over you. Now, once you
acknowledge that he has authority over you, you feel the need, you have to appear sincere, you have
to feel the need for him to give you instructions on how to live makes sense, he has to give you
instructions, because if an action he doesn't have to it's a mercy from him, that he will teach you
		

			what you must do, what you must do. The other thing to put some perspective on this, again, you
know, simple analogies help get the point across easy. You have, for instance, a job. And in this
job, you have 10 tasks you have to do, right, your boss tells you, here's a list of instructions,
1-234-567-8910, you are really good at two of them. And you may be able to do the other eight, but
you're not interested in the other eight. So you only those, do those two tasks every day, your boss
comes in and checks on you, and finds that you've been only doing those two things, and the other
eight parts of your job description have completely been ignored. What's going to happen to your
		

			job, you're gonna get fired. Right? And if you you know, one excuse, maybe I didn't know the other
eight existed, right? The other maybe well, I only like these two. But these aren't valid excuses.
Because you were given these instructions you follow? So now the question becomes these
instructions? Where do they come from? How do they get delivered to me? There are people that have
crazy answers to that question. They say things like I saw God in my dream. And he told me to do
this, this and this. Or I see God or I feel God in my heart. And he tells me to do this, this and
this. And this is actually a delusion. This is actually a means of being self centered, to feel like
		

			God tells you. And really what he tells you is what you wanted to hear to begin with here. Right? So
this is actually a very self centered and a selfish approach to a relationship with with God, and He
knows better. Who are you kidding? You could tell me God talks to you, but you can't fool and you
can't mess around with the all knowledgeable. So you're really lying to yourself. And you have to
come to terms with that we see a lot of this going this is there's a lot of this going on. A lot of
people say, Well, I feel God and God tells me that I should just have a good time and party and you
know, this sort of thing. It really is their own desires being attributed to God Himself, right?
		

			Actually, Allah speaks about this in the Koran. He says, woman of love him and if tarantola katiba,
who could be more of a wrongdoer than the one who attributes a lie against Allah, Who could be worse
off who could be, you know, more evil, more of a wrongdoer than such a person? Now, while when you
die in Islam while he was being called to submit, Now, the question is submit to what? This is
really the question. So what Allah does, he chooses certain very special individuals. And he has
done so historically. And he has chosen these individuals based on their character, their purity,
and above all, because he selected them over others. This is a love decree, he chose certain people
		

			to deliver his message to them. But you know, this idea of a man delivering a message to people on
behalf of God, it sounds very far fetched, you know, to the average person. I mean, nowadays,
obviously, if somebody told you, I'm here to tell you what God told me, right, and God spoke to me,
an angel came to me told me what God wants me to tell you and say this person is crazy. If you study
the history of nations, and the messengers in Scripture, in Islamic scripture, even in biblical
scripture, you'll find that messengers were called insane. They were called possessed. Sometimes
when people they were really effective and powerful, people would allege that they were magicians,
		

			they were liars, etc, etc. But allegations were made. The last thing you want to accept is that
actually an angel does come to him, that revelation does come to him. So this impossible test that
these messengers were put through, they would not stop because they're not the you know, there's a
difference between a philosopher and a prophet. Yeah. a philosopher is obsessed with his own ideas.
He wants to impress people with his theory with his you know, with how deep and how abstract his
ideas can get, etc, etc. A messenger, a prophet. He's not presenting his own ideas. He's actually on
a job. He's been told to present ideas and ideas so powerful and so radical, that the people around
		

			him are actually going to call him crazy. You
		

			Other philosophers looking for praise. He's looking for people to say, wow, you know, people are
writing books about me now. And I'm being elevated. And I'm being asked to speak on these audiences.
But the messenger is entirely different. He's speaking about something that is getting him into
trouble more and more every day, which is actually a sign of the truthfulness and the sincerity and
the selflessness of a messenger and a prophet as opposed to a philosopher. The philosopher has an
agenda for himself. And the messenger has agenda that is not of itself, he has been given a task,
and a task sometimes so difficult to find in the revelation that was given to Muhammad sallallahu
		

			alayhi wasallam, the Koran we find his task would become so difficult sometimes Allah would reveal
consolation to him to stay firm and continue delivering the message, no matter how hard it gets,
first Darby martoma, remain committed to what you've been commanded. Right. So in this respect,
first of all, we have a unique, you know, appreciation of messengers in general, before we even talk
about Muhammad sliceable right. Before we talk about him, you have to have a unique appreciation of
messengers and how difficult their task was to deliver their message. Great human beings like no no
Elisa, Ibrahim Elisa Abraham, as is called Musa Moses is called these messengers were incredible
		

			people now, of them, the final messenger Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam he is, you know,
		

			571 ad. He's born in the Arabian Peninsula, a completely isolated desert at the age of 40. To cut
this cut the story short, at the age of 40, he starts receiving revelation. And immediately His job
is to start delivering this revelation to people before he got the revelation. What was his
character? Like? What was he known around the people as we'll be? Right back?
		

			former bad boy, gone, Hey, boy, ran with an entrepreneur and a man with an icon in the music
business, how he attained something that money, couldn't
		

			access any records that I did. He left that line was in a country that couldn't go through his good
life wasn't the country that I couldn't go to the life that brought him he's a perfect person
couldn't identify who our songs are.
		

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			He was actually a very popular figure in his community. He was known for his nobility, his humility,
most of all his truthfulness and his trustworthiness. The Arabs, especially the Arabs of Makkah,
they, in some senses, they were very noble, like they would fight to death for their nobility and
their name, and you know, the honor of their tribe. And at the on the other side, there were also
people that cheated in business a lot and swindled each other, and would give each other a loan, and
the guy who gave the loan would turn around to ask for the money back. And the other would say,
well, you never gave me anything, you know what I'm saying. So there was a lot of mistrust in
		

			business transactions. And in this chaotic society, people would turn with their most valuable
assets and leave them with Mohammed slicer them, because they would know when he gets it, he's gonna
keep it, it's in a safe place, and they're going to get it back. So he was almost a safety deposit.
For them in this chaotic criminal kind of secret society, people. presentation, he has such a
reputation that when we find in the first iteration, when he called people, the first time he called
people, the entire town gathered around it, because they knew when he speaks is gonna say something
important. He doesn't just speak out of whim. And he whenever he says something, it's a value to
		

			him, not like a man who was just committing crimes, and he was mischief. And all of a sudden, he was
like reborn and said, I got some tell you this a person that he didn't have any flaws or any kind of
problems from the past. He didn't have a rap sheet. This is exactly true. And the other thing here
is he never made such a claim before. And this is again, a difference between a messenger and a
liar. a liar is trying to come up with something to sell, it doesn't sell he comes up with something
else to sell, doesn't work. He comes up with something else to sell. Yeah, right. It's kind of like
a politician. When this line doesn't work, you go to that line in that line and up until you get
		

			voted in. He didn't play these products. He didn't play the sport. He was not interested in the
power game at all and and all of a sudden, he comes with a message and that it's sell right away
that people accepted right away. No people laughed at it. If he's a liar, what would he do? Then? He
dropped it and go to something else. Yeah, try to impress people with something else. But he's
sticking to this message. And he's committed to this one very difficult message to communicate to
people because he's not doing it for himself. He has been commanded to do this. So now in one of the
things that we know note about the character of Mohammed Salim is honesty is integrity.
		

			His great nobility that is recognized across the board by all of them. The other thing we have to
note is his commitment. I mean a messenger on all messengers where people have great resolve I'll
actually uses the term old Azzam, the people of great resolve that people have incredible commitment
that people have high caliber of character. So it takes a really a person with really thick skin
really strong, you know, commitment to be able to deliver such a message in the face of ridicule and
persecution. Now, one of the things we have to note that is a tremendous mercy of Muhammad
Sallallahu sallam, you know, of all these allegations that are thrown his way, I want to share with
		

			you one of the most controversial allegations that is put against our messenger selection, and Islam
generally, that your messenger was a messenger of violence. Yeah, that he that, you know, he fought
battles, and he killed people, and he, you know, he invaded tribes, etc. You have a this messenger,
he's being accused of being a violent messenger your religion preaches violence, and this is one of
the big things. Right? And of course, we can't deny that there are people that misuse the religion
and and manipulate it to push their political agenda or their military agenda or militant agenda
sometimes. But here I want to talk about the historical facts. Were there actually battles that he
		

			engaged in? Yes. Was he actually on the battlefield fighting and killing for the sake of Allah? Yes,
it's true. We don't deny that we don't hide behind that and say, No, he didn't do those things he
did. But what I'm trying to present inshallah, very briefly, is a rationale and explanation of why,
what is the wisdom? The first thing we have to understand, is that messenger, he's not the first
messenger. messengers came before him. And God, Allah calls it his legacy, his Sunnah, it's called
endocrinological. As soon as some that Allah, okay, the legacy of God, you won't find a change in
his legacy, the way he does things, the way he deals with nations, when they obey Him. And when they
		

			when they obey Him what benefits they get. And when they disobey Him what harm comes to them.
There's a there's a standard, and there's no deviation from that standard. Many nations thought they
came before they thought they were the exception, they'll get away with it. And they know, none of
them got away with it. Now, here's the thing. Here's the principle. You have
		

			a principle of God, that when a messenger comes to a nation, like let's say, new Noah comes to a
nation and delivers the message to them convincingly. He does his job, and there's nothing, there is
no shortcoming on his part. He did everything he could to deliver the message to people answer all
of their questions convincingly. And yet the vast majority of them still did not believe you know,
what ends up happening to that nation. That nation gets entirely wiped out, and get its wiped out in
its entirety. But I want to paint a picture for you. Imagine the floodwaters are coming. Right these
50 foot tsunamis are coming. And the town didn't believe that it's coming to town whenever a new
		

			neuron on a tsunami the peace be upon him. When he said it's coming. They would laugh at him. So
what are you talking building an ark? Noah's a senile old man Noah's warning his people about? Yes.
So it's laughable to people? Yeah. Now imagine that 50 foot tsunami tsunami came. And then right
before it crushed the people it stopped. There's a pause button.
		

			And then New Earth turns to them, hypothetically speaking, says Do you believe me now? Would they
believe at that time? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. But does it stop at that point? No, it's too late. Now.
When the waves come, when the earthquake comes, when the fire from the sky rains, when the
punishment of Allah starts. Now you can say, Oh, you were right. I believe it's too late. I'm in
now. That's it, that town is going to be destroyed in its entirety. Now Muslims believe Muhammad is
the final messenger sallallahu sallam, he's the final messenger, which means if people disbelieve in
him, what's going to happen to that town? It's going to be destroyed. Maybe an earthquake, maybe a
		

			flood, maybe a great Cataclysm, but that town is going to be destroyed. But if that town is
destroyed, will the message go further? No, what why did messengers come one after another? Because
the previous nation was completely wiped out, a small minority of people believed and then
eventually even their offspring became deviated. And the teachings were lost. So another messenger
had to come then another than another than another. So if the same thing continued with Muhammad
Sallallahu sallam, then what would happen if the society didn't accept the sun? What would happen?
What would happen is Islam wouldn't go past a couple of generations. You and I wouldn't be saying,
		

			speaking of Islam, today, there will be no la ilaha illa left. So as a special mercy from Allah as a
special mercy Now think about this. We say that if Mohammed in fact Salaam, he is, in fact a
messenger of Allah, and the Christ, the Arabs of Makkah, specifically that city, they disobeyed him.
They disregarded him. What is the legacy of God when a nation disobeys His messenger? They're
destroyed, destroyed. That's the absolute legacy. There's no exception. So there shouldn't be any
exception with this city of Makkah. There should be a punishment. But even then we say we argue that
Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam is the greatest mercy to humanity.
		

			So what I'm going to try to explain to you is what is usually considered
		

			an attack on Islam is actually if you believe in the previous prophets and messengers, this is
actually one of the greatest manifestations of mercy ever to be revealed to any messenger. And let
me tell you how the punishment this time didn't come in the form of a flood. It didn't come in the
form of an earthquake. It didn't come in the form of rain from the sky. It didn't come in any of
those forms. You know how it came in, it came, it came with a massive legion of followers of the
messenger Muhammad Hassan, coming to make peaceful hedge. They're coming to make the pilgrimage at
the house built by Abraham in the city of Mecca, no arms, nothing they're coming to make hudge no
		

			invading army, no pillaging of every home, no *, no killing of children, nothing. They're coming
to provide, you know, serve the rituals. But their overwhelming numbers are such that as they come,
they have actually already invaded the city of Mecca, the the enemy forces those who had rebelled
against the messenger have been conquered with little to no violence at all. Tell me in history of a
city that's been invaded without violence, a city that has been invaded without violence. And these
people that were criminals against the messenger that attempted to kill him that killed and tortured
many of his followers, these great war criminals are there in that city. They're there in that city.
		

			What happens to them? Are they brought and executed in public? Are they punished for what they did?
This is the legacy of God after all those who disbelieve what should happen to them, they should be
destroyed. Our messenger goes around and says no harm will come to you today. He pardons everybody
he pardons you for everyone this and then the outcome, but the punishment the exception is not going
to happen. You see the punishments still gonna be there. But look at this the.com and this is
considered the most violent surah of the Quran surah number nine most misunderstood suta Toba. It
comes where Allah says that basically these people who have associated partners with a lot that
		

			listen to the creek clear message of Muhammad Salah Salaam, knew the truth in him and still rejected
him, these people, there should be no mercy on them. But how should there be no mercy on them, you
have four months, four months to fill out the data asurion go around in the land for four months.
And if you want to hear the word of Allah, listen to it and come to your own conclusions. But if you
still don't believe after four months, then you will all be executed. That's the commandment. Now,
let's understand. Does a nation that disobeyed its messenger in his in his lifetime? Is it supposed
to be executed? Yes, by the punishment from the sky, or the earth, cracking open or whatever else,
		

			this time, it's going to be executed by at the hands of those who believe. But is it going to you
know, when the punishment starts, does it stop? Is there a pause button and says you have some time
to think about it now? No. Now imagine the swords are literally at the next of those who disbelieve
they're already there. But now God says you know what, pull the sword back. Give him four more
months. Even though they've rebelled all this time, they have been enemies to the messenger all this
time, they have been war criminals against his followers. They've been tortures and murders and
pillagers. Even then, right now, don't punish them yet. Let's make one additional merciful exception
		

			that has never been made for any other profit for months. Think about it and accept Islam
		

			or fight, you'll even get a chance to fight back or leave the land. This has never happened, this
option was never given before to a disbeliever. Never before. And this actually is a mercy given to
our messenger exceptionally subtle, Allah harness enough, right? So we have a completely different
perspective. And those who are true to Scripture, those the people who believe in, you know, the
people, the Old Testament, the New Testament, and know of stories of previous prophets, then you
understand that when that punishment came when Moses, for example, came down, and the people had
worshipped the calf, and this is even in the Old Testament, you know, the punishment was that they
		

			should all be executed. But was there a time period? No, no, wait, you could just repent and you
can, you know, pay for it for months. And then if you still pretty bad will execute, you know, it
didn't happen, it was right away. And this is actually even in the Bible. This is even in the Old
Testament. But here we have a messenger. That was mercy beyond imagination. So the point I'm trying
to make is, even in the most violent of acts that we attribute against the messenger, there's a
mercy. The last point I want to share with you about fighting in general fighting associated with
religion. One of the most common misconceptions about Islam is that it's only a religion. Well, as a
		

			matter of fact, it is a religion and a constitutional law at the same time. It is two things at the
same time. And a religion is based on personal you know, rituals like prayer, and the pilgrimage and
fasting Muslims fast, right? These are personal things. But then Islam also has constitutional laws.
The collection of taxes a form of zakkai undertaking from the DMV, for example. This is a
constitutional kind of law. The the punishment of the murder
		

			right are the punishment of those who commit fornication, etc. These are constitutional laws.
Fighting is also like a military act. It's not an individual thing. It's a military thing. It's a
constitutional thing. Now every nation that has a constitution, does it have in it a provision to
defend itself and its constitution? Is there? Is there a permit? Is that? Is that a been a part of
every civilization? Absolutely. So when we look at Islam as a religion, and in the modern sense of
the word religion, then the fighting doesn't make any sense. But if you look at it as the
Constitution of a civilization, and which is if you study history, Islam was an has been an actual
		

			civilization with its own constitution a lot. Does it make sense that that civilization have
fighting, or an army a standing army ready to fight and defend its integrity? And its constitutional
law? Absolutely. Every nation has the right to do this. And the last comment about this just a
parallel it with the messengers of the past, is fighting the is Islam, bringing something new about
this issue of fighting in the path of Allah? And that's given to the messenger Muhammad? Is it
something new? Or was this there before? was Moses commanded to fight? was David commanded to fight
against Goliath? Has fighting been mentioned before in those prophets and messengers that have even
		

			mentioned in the records of the People of the Book is there? When is it there? Whenever there's a
constitutional law revealed, then there is the provision to defend that law to make the
misconception clear, we don't fight as individuals. So we can say Muslims are not violent. And, you
know, it's a complete misinterpretation that we take, you know, arms into our own hands and exact in
some violent state, right. This is for if there's a state that exists and the law has been
implemented in that state, then in that scenario, you you know, you defend that land by means of a
standing army. And that's the provision there is a few more points, we're almost out of time. Now,
		

			if somebody doesn't want to accept the message, you know, what they want to continue worshipping a
manga, they want to continue to worshipping an idol or the sun in the moon, what is the leniency?
Now if they don't want to accept that, even if you give them all the evidences, but they want to
worship their desires, they want to make God somebody convenient in their mind, or they don't even
want to acknowledge God, these unbelievers. What does Islam say about this? What did it say during
the time of the Prophet peace? It's a very simple statement. This occurs in the Quran, Allah to
Allah Muna, La Habra de Nico, tell them, are you going to teach Allah your religion?
		

			And look at that statement? Allah is issuing a threat to people who think that they are in a
position to dictate terms of the relationship between themselves and God. And he turns and says you
have the audacity to teach Allah your religion? Is that what you're saying? You're in a position to
do. Think about that. That should be enough as a message if you have a consciousness of God, realize
you're not in the position to dictate. You're in the position to take the instructions and live by
them. May Allah make us all submissive and put this the urge to submit before our Creator and our
Lord inside of our hearts. Amin. All right, any closing comments, suggestions for those now that
		

			have gotten to hear a little bit about Islam? Everything makes sense. They're not confused about the
concept of the Creator. And the instructions that were given to mankind. It makes sense that God
would send instructions and he would send instructors those are the prophets, someone who's like,
Okay, you got my attention, some advice to that person.
		

			My sincere advice after you've come to the conclusion that there is in fact a God and that you
should be in search of guidance. My sincere advice would be to study the life of Muhammad Sallallahu
Sallam study his life, but don't study it from an author that has written it from the point of view
of attacking him. You know, if you want to know what Christianity is about, talk to a Christian. If
you want to know what Judaism is about, don't talk to a Muslim, talk to a Jew. If you want to know
what Muhammad's life is about. Listen to read a Muslim author, read someone or listen to someone
who's actually a believer of that religion. Because then you will get you know what they say in
		

			English, we hear it from the horse's mouth. Let the people of a particular faith speak for
themselves. Don't let you know your minister or your priest or preacher or whoever else. Tell you
what that religion says. Like if I tell you something about the Bible or or Christianity, don't take
my word for it, go study it yourself. Figure it out for yourself. And when I tell you something
about Islam, look it up for yourself but don't take you know the teachings of one religion from the
mouth of somebody who doesn't belong to that religion, because they won't present it in a fair way
and that's not intellectually honest. inshallah, thank you for being with us again. We look forward
		

			to having you again next time inshallah. God one. Yep. And thank you for sitting tight to another
episode of the dean show. Try to come back every week, you got to hear the message that this man
Muhammad didn't come with anything new. He came with the same way of life that was taught by all the
instructors, the messengers, showing you how to get close to God, he didn't call you to worship Him.
He didn't call you to worship any of the other prophets. He called you to worship the one God and he
was teaching you how to get close to God. He was indeed the way the truth and the light just like
during the time of Jesus. He was the way the truth and the light you can get to God
		

			By His teachings, but Jesus wasn't God Moses wasn't God, Mohammed, peace and blessings be upon all
of them. He wasn't God. So he was indeed a mercy to the world, teaching us how to be merciful
towards each other, towards humanity towards even the animals. Look into his life a little bit
further and come back here every week on the deen show. And we'll see you next time. God willing
inshallah until that Assalamu alaikum, peace be unto you.
		

			He created the universe.
		

			To Him alone the heavens and the earth.
		

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			there is none greater