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			We've heard from a lot of
companies and I head over I mean,
		
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			along the sudden you're sending
robotic arm a brochure rocketed. I
		
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			mean, so you know, Hammerberg
Abdillah. While early he was how
		
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			he was worthy to monitor that we
had the standard is on the TV,
		
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			whatever, they omit the interlock,
and I imagine they thought they
		
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			were gonna hurry her lawyers on
her in the holodeck, from my
		
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			mother. So I'm glad to continue to
read from the work of CT, why
		
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			didn't have a cover energy
learning are the one who I've had
		
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			what Bernie was labeled by many
sublime revelation and the divine
		
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			merciful outpourings. And as we
have mentioned, this is a set of
		
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			62 sermons or lectures or
discourses that set up with other
		
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			deep learning gave in sixth
century Baghdad between the ages
		
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			of 545 and 46, of the hijab.
		
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			And we had reached the 23rd This
course find this one.
		
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			She talks about solder and, or the
rust of the hearts. And we've seen
		
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			this metaphor used before. And
that
		
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			hearts spiritual hearts that is,
in other words, the real you your
		
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			spiritual essence, needs a
constant stream of diet, you know,
		
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			like, just like your physical body
can't go a day without, you know,
		
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			having nutrition and drinking
water and so forth, and it needs
		
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			certain nutrients. And if there is
		
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			a shortcoming in one side of
nutrients, you don't get enough
		
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			vitamin A, well, then boosting
your vitamin C is not going to
		
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			alleviate the issue of the vitamin
egg. So our spiritual hearts also
		
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			are the same. So we also need
spiritual nutrition. And spiritual
		
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			mission of the heart is kind of
like a diet, there are things that
		
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			you refrain from doing. And then
there are things that you want to
		
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			engage in doing in order to be in
that space. And when we find that,
		
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			ta, when obedience is difficult,
when we find it's hard to get a
		
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			professional prayer, and we kind
of have to push ourselves a little
		
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			bit to pull ourselves off the
couch to go pray at the beginning
		
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			of the time. Or we have to kind of
work a lot in our mental space to
		
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			be ready to fast the next day and
things like this.
		
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			That's an indication generally,
not always, but generally that we
		
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			need to do a little bit more work
on our spiritual heart. Because if
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala wanted to
facilitate those things for us,
		
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			then we would feel
		
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			that kind of into help, we would
feel inspired, and it'd be easier.
		
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			And the Quran describes the prayer
as a Kabira. In the other
		
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			question, it's a burden built out
of flushing, so one of the
		
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			I met, one of the signs that your
spiritual art is in a good place,
		
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			if you're a bad if you're rites of
worship, does not do not feel like
		
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			a burden to you something that
perhaps you may even look forward
		
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			to, and so forth. So,
		
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			however, there is certain, I would
say,
		
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			aspects of even deep in all those
found out and might take away from
		
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			you live, literally bear that you
might take away from you, that
		
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			inspiration and that satisfaction
and longing for the event that the
		
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			rites of worship, sometimes in
order so that you may seek
		
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			something higher, right, which
would be a lost battle. And we
		
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			had, we didn't read the section
last session. But there was a
		
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			section in there that the chef
talked about what smash all the
		
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			shuffle. In other words, something
is not actually going to be a
		
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			positive thing who's going to be
negative, if a distraction from a
		
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			lot of data and even your prayer
could distract you from a lot your
		
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			fasting could disrupt your follow,
which kind of sounds very
		
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			counterintuitive and, and very
strange. However, what he means by
		
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			that is, if now instead of
worshipping Allah, you're
		
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			worshiping the prayer or you're
worshiping fasting, or you're
		
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			worshiping your own gratification
or your own pleasure in, in
		
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			performing acts of worship, rather
than worshiping Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala. And so the complete
believer is not just the sunshine
		
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			delivered, not just uncertain
days. When things are easy, and
		
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			they feel inspired to do it and
they feel they're going to do it
		
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			and then when they're not inspired
		
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			And then they have less
inclination and less
		
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			inspiration to kind of go and do
those things. So sometimes the
		
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			last one with Allah, it's a
benefit to you. It's a it's an AMA
		
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			it's a blessing that for a
temporary period of time or
		
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			however long it be on have a short
it may be that we kind of lose out
		
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			a little bit and that's for a
lesson on how to bring you to
		
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			closer to him. The all of his
aspects, right via his Gemini
		
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			attributes, as well as jewelry,
accessories, your doctorates of
		
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			beauty, as well as the attributes
of majesty. That's that happens.
		
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			But most of the time, I would say
it would be case by case basis
		
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			usually be because
		
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			you may
		
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			want to do that better, but you're
also doing a lot of other things
		
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			that are kind of counter active to
it. You know, you know, when they
		
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			say a lot pharmacists are the
certain drugs that you can't take
		
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			both of them at the same time.
They call that counter
		
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			counter contradiction. I don't
remember it is the pharmacist
		
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			people out there, they know we're
talking about. So you can't mix
		
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			for example, a bad and Salah and
fasting and prayer. And then at
		
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			the same time, you know, as soon
as you're done, you go and open
		
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			your Netflix and then you see, you
know, all sorts of images and, and
		
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			words being used and, and people
doing all sorts of things that it
		
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			will real life, you would never
look at that, but somehow justify
		
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			it when it's a simulated thing.
But then those images enter us.
		
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			And those words enter into us. So,
you know, the font of the heart
		
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			the strokes or heart.
Contraindications, yes. Like you
		
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			know, contraindications, so
		
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			okay, they erased it, that's fine.
Maybe that's what so the, the,
		
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			these images enter into your heart
and then because you didn't stop
		
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			them from the guards, you know,
the Think of the heart like a
		
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			palace and you have guards at the
gates. So
		
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			that means
		
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			they come in, and so your heart
then there's this competition
		
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			inside between
		
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			light and newer and pristine
		
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			connection with a loss found
without it, but then there is an
		
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			IVR, which is kind of the general
word they use for anything except
		
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			the last vowel or sometimes the
word Seiwa. Right? So it means
		
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			call them so Allah so it means
literally, other than so the other
		
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			dens are the others are the only
augmented Xia right things that
		
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			distract from the most vital data,
if they're mixing, and like
		
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			Contra indicated, right, so
there's a contrary indication of
		
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			those images and those sounds and
those words and so forth coming in
		
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			the heart at the same time, and
they're competing with, you know,
		
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			the, the pristine and the
beautiful, and the
		
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			you know, and the light, so
		
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			who's going to defeat who who's
going to have the upper hand,
		
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			certainly,
		
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			what we call the where the debt,
right, that are generally the
		
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			outcomes of the world, which means
the hearts
		
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			touch the, you know, the hearts,
		
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			nutrition. So that's weird, that
can be Quran that could be
		
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			fasting, that could be the fibers
could be thicker, could be many
		
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			things.
		
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			So that's the hearts nutrition,
and then what may come out of that
		
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			which is fitness, right? Going
back to the physical example.
		
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			Here it would be spiritual
fitness, in terms of the heart
		
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			would be unwary that which would
be indications of spiritual
		
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			fitness. So the way the that are
like openings you get and
		
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			understandings and,
		
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			you know, inspirations to do
certain thing and inclination to
		
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			think about something. And as I
said, I think a few sessions back,
		
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			sometimes this won't even travel
to the subconscious. So the you
		
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			will find that you have basically
kind of three levels of
		
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			consciousness in dunya. So one
when you're fully awakened, they
		
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			call that and Jacoba. So you're
wide awake,
		
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			and not under the influence of any
sort of, you know, integrating or
		
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			anything like that. And
		
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			the second one is when you're
asleep, right? And this is called
		
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			a no right? So the no means you're
asleep and it could be deep sleep
		
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			and this is when they call they
talked about REM sleep rapid eye
		
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			movement. When you kind of deep
sleep and you know, you're
		
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			breathing in a different way. And
this is when most of the time
		
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			people can see certain things in
their dreams. You know they have
		
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			whether it's other
		
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			Anam, whether it's just kind of,
you know, a melange of things that
		
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			they were thinking about or could
be wrote. Yeah. And when we say,
		
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			Yeah,
		
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			you know,
		
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			with not the tap. So what you have
aligned means to see that Mr.
		
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			Bucha team is to see something
with your eyes and what elephant
		
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			Matsuura,
		
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			it means that you see something in
your dream. So then those can be
		
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			true, right. And they can be also,
real customers worry that they
		
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			could be part of the way that the
inspirations that you get even in
		
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			a dream state, then there's an in
between state
		
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			where you're not really asleep,
and you're not really awake. And
		
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			you can, this is actually a very,
very, some of the Sufi masters of
		
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			talking about this. This is a
powerful state, it's called
		
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			sometimes referred to as the admin
method, right? Because there's
		
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			kind of a clarity that you don't
have when you're awake, because
		
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			you're distracted by your
essential sensory perceptions of
		
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			things. And
		
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			you are also,
		
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			you know, busy with that, and then
in the sleep state,
		
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			it's like your soul has gone
somewhere else. So you're not
		
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			really kind of anchored
		
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			in terms of clarity. But when
you're in the state in between,
		
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			which is when we said, then there
are things that you know, seem
		
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			clearer and
		
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			have a more of a piercing insight
about it, and so forth. So, when I
		
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			handed him a concave down
syndrome, how would you see.
		
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			So,
		
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			as a result,
		
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			these three levels of
consciousness, when you see that
		
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			the vicar right, the remembrance
of Allah subhanaw taala, you will
		
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			begin to see the effects likely in
the other two rounds, especially
		
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			between wakeful state and
sleeping, you will begin to see
		
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			the difference there. So if that
state of yours and we all know
		
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			this, we're about to go to sleep
at night, and then our mind
		
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			wanders, right and it can wander
about normal things but if the
		
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			wandering of the mind and begins
to have more of a piercing
		
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			clarity, then that's a good sign
that the, you know, your event
		
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			that and your ticket and things
are kind of having a good effect
		
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			on you.
		
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			But if it's a lot of kind of, you
know, for days filled with anxiety
		
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			and panic and
		
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			diversion and distraction than
likely you will find your element
		
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			we said you will find your, your
realm of between sleep and
		
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			wakefulness also confused as such.
So these again, they're not
		
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			providing the theory that as we
say they're not like universal
		
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			principles, but the kinds of
things people have experienced. So
		
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			the evidence for that was more
experiential even though there may
		
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			be I'd have to do some research
about that. But I think there are
		
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			some indications also in the
Sunnah about certainly about true
		
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			dreams, the Prophet SAW said him
said a little different man and
		
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			follow any fitness shape on a diet
MSL will be overseas me in the
		
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			dream has truly seen me because it
Satan cannot take on my form. So
		
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			if you are fortunate enough to see
the Prophet SAW I said that would
		
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			be a dream you will know it for
certain
		
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			inshallah
		
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			So, let's look at the text.
		
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			So, he says anonymity sorry
settlement I will call it natural
		
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			Kaluga letters dot when Gina
		
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			any with a cruel mouth will do
Majelis is the
		
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			inconvenience that often
		
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			to the Oracle Sahiba who will also
finally start selling oil and
		
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			Takata in a solid user will be
bored he I knew
		
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			you so will your hook be dunya
with the Dewey's are they have
		
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			been lately well, then they will
		
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			be here on dunya Zilla vollaro for
the Mohammed halal and haram you
		
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			is zoom with me to who feed me
yours who will hire who will not
		
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			be here as urgently
		
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			so the promise are seven was
reported to have said this page
		
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			142 Those who are following along
these hearts are getting very
		
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			rusty from the Polish they need is
the recitation of the Quran. The
		
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			remembrance of death and
attendance at sessions of
		
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			remembrance. What are the what are
the other synthetic? The heart
		
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			then shifts because I'd say the
heart does get rusty. And unless
		
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			it's only takes the corrective
measures described by the prophets
		
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			I seldom it will turn completely
black. It will turn black because
		
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			of its remoteness from the light.
It will turn black because of his
		
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			love of this world and involvement
in it without pious, pious
		
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			restraint which he describes as
what are sometimes also translated
		
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			as scrupulousness.
		
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			Because as we said in the last
session, one is not avoiding the
		
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			Haram that's expected, but it's
avoiding some of the halyard in
		
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			order to stay away from
		
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			So environment in it without pious
restraint or whatever, because
		
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			when a person's heart is
controlled by love of this world,
		
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			he loses his pious restraint or
his water and accumulates worldly
		
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			things, both lawful and unlawful.
Right? So it's not like the heart
		
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			that's not pious is just
interested in having things that
		
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			are haram, but it doesn't have
what he calls her attorneys,
		
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			right? It doesn't make a
distinction.
		
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			It's the thing that is driving
more is its appetite and it's a
		
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			quest to dissociate that
particular appetite. Rather than
		
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			thinking about well, is this the
right thing to do? And if it's
		
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			just Okay, hello, but is it going
to have a good effect? In terms of
		
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			my heart? Will it add rust to my
heart? Or is it going to help me
		
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			to remove some of that rust of the
heart?
		
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			So he loses his ability to
discriminate right what we say you
		
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			may use in this process of
acquisition, he loses sense of
		
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			shame before his Lord as Magette
finishes goes on to say a phone
		
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			video interview COMM
		
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			As you know, Southern Rubicon with
the Indian philosopher malaco will
		
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			enter the Aluko manner then
		
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			we'll also have our Bible of the E
the AI level law Lama I should
		
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			have the stamina of people rock
dakumar soldier the fuselage
		
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			vertical merger or what we call
the gyro Gunas are Unicom
		
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			film tycoon or now for hirako men
Canada Akira delay as usual
		
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			because before our second woman
has called will be called before
		
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			they ship Exactly. And resell who
then will call be whatever you
		
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			want. There when others demand
lower is in the context of all the
		
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			animosity or how to come to Toba.
These are the more I'm going to
		
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			have the answer just which one
would you have thought about?
		
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			Don't laugh with Allah, I think
it's a regular weekly meeting the
		
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			Tollywood America xojo was
shuffled out to other country
		
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			couldn't you ask them Omer Allah,
he has no agenda, whether you
		
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			should look for other Hunter life
over there, you don't do that.
		
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			So much of the shift is his words
oftentimes come in German, you
		
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			know, like, he says, in a few
words, but kind of, he is able to
		
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			capture the the essence of you
know, what would seem to be kind
		
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			of a more complicated subject or
spiritual aspect of the heart, but
		
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			he, he captures it. So then he
says, take instruction from your
		
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			prophet, so I send them and clear
the rust from your hearts to the
		
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			treatment he has prescribed for
you. If one of you had a disease,
		
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			and some physician described a
remedy for it, your life would not
		
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			be comfortable until you applied
it. Right? Even if that
		
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			dilemma, even if that medicine was
bitter, right, we take the bitter
		
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			medicine, we know we don't like
it. And you know, and think about
		
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			Subhanallah people look up the
local go through treatments for
		
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			cancer, and there's chemotherapy
and not not a fun thing to go
		
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			through.
		
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			And even the battery of tests that
people do regularly, like
		
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			colonoscopies and mammograms, and
all these sorts of things, but
		
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			they're thinking about, well, the
alternative is worse, right to be
		
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			sick with these things. And so
they're not comfortable unless
		
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			they go through these, these
treatments, no matter how bitter
		
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			it would be. But yet, when it
comes to our spiritual hearts, we
		
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			always want to take the easy road,
we have a big apprehension about
		
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			what we would deem to be something
that is better, but in order to
		
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			achieve,
		
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			you know, a type of discipline and
I think a lot of the issues that
		
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			we face are, are a direct result
of lack of, of discipline, so lack
		
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			of discipline when it comes to the
Shediac. And following its
		
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			commands and avoiding its
prohibitions. And I think also
		
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			lack of kind of a spiritual
discipline, and the Delenn, right
		
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			to be constant and consistent in a
particular approach to life,
		
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			especially our spiritual life. We
want instant gratification. And if
		
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			we don't get those instant
results, then we kind of lose
		
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			hope. And then we, you know,
		
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			move on, try something else. You
know, try something else. Try
		
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			something else, and you find
people who just jump from one
		
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			thing to the next.
		
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			And our pictures told us men
Sabbath and Ebert and Sabbath and
		
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			what over Sebastiani, whoever
plans firmly now that's right,
		
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			then we'll grow. But if you're
kind of jumping around, all over
		
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			the place and looking for the next
great thing, even though you have
		
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			not just the next great thing, the
perpetually great thing, in the
		
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			teachings of this beautiful being
of our Prophet promises are so
		
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			loose and nothing is always there.
Everything is there.
		
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			You need not look anywhere else
you're interested in,
		
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			in, you know, in mindfulness and
meditation and
		
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			you know, 12 steps to you know, do
this great thing and all that sort
		
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			of stuff that, you know, it's kind
of a popular genre now.
		
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			That's, it's all there in the
dean. It's all there and just
		
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			have, you have the most powerful
sort of meditation and mindfulness
		
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			in the Dhikr of Allah subhanaw
taala. And especially the people
		
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			who, you know, kind of canonized a
little bit some of the practices
		
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			of spiritual practices and to
solve, they have a very
		
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			sophisticated way of, you know,
I've treating a lot of these
		
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			maladies in terms of the thicker
that they do, and the overall and,
		
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			you know, and even certain
conceptualizations that you're
		
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			supposed to think about when
you're, when you're doing it, and
		
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			stuff and stuff like that. So it's
all there. Unfortunately, as we've
		
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			said, a few times before, a lot of
this particular desert discipline,
		
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			the science has been become
marginalized by a few narrow
		
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			minded short sighted, reactive,
reductive interpretations of
		
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			Islam, and which kind of has
ruined it for large numbers of
		
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			people. But in sha Allah,
		
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			you know, this deal is all IP,
it's, it's going to come back and
		
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			it's going to,
		
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			it's going to be in the forefront,
and it's going to have this Avada
		
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			and it's that the question is, do
we avail ourselves of that? Or do
		
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			we not, and just looking at events
around us, and how things are
		
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			unfolding and all these things
that are happening, one gets a
		
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			sense that there we are on the
precipice of major change, you
		
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			know, not just kind of a major
change that's happening rapidly in
		
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			the way that people live in there.
I think also in their priorities,
		
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			and
		
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			you know, this pandemic, it's,
it's not going to be just a drop
		
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			in the hat, I think it's going to
be something that there'll be
		
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			other things that happen after
this. And may Allah protect us
		
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			from from that. But we have the
keys to, to protection, and we
		
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			have the keys to safety, and we
have the keys to happiness, we
		
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			just have to accept them and turn
the lock as it were.
		
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			So he said, as we said, if one of
you had a disease and some
		
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			physician prescribed remedy for
it, your life would not be
		
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			comfortable until you applied it.
So be attentive to your Lord and
		
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			soldiers in your private moments.
And when you're in public
		
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			situations, set him before your
eyes, so that you see him that you
		
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			seem to see him for even if you do
not see him right this is from the
		
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			Hadith that they said that would
look and that cattle off in them
		
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			to contour off and now worship
Allah as if you see him any Muslim
		
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			and shahada and if you do not see
him know that he sees you Jani
		
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			mahkamah, calm and maraca or the
no calm a vigilance
		
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			setting before your eyes so that
you seem to see him for even if
		
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			you're not see him, he showed us
to you. He who practices
		
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			remembrance of Allah subhanaw
taala, with his heart is the true
		
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			practitioner of remembrance of
zakat. While anyone who does not
		
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			remember with his heart is no
thick. The tongue is the pageboy
		
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			or the will M like the handmaiden
of the heart, and its subordinate.
		
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			So it should be the heart that is
telling the tongue make it an
		
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			ideal situation. But in the
beginning of the road, the
		
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			beginning of the path, it will be
the author of the intellect
		
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			saying, Okay, say subhanallah, say
100 Didn't say the hotel hotel
		
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			will say husband alone, and we're
looking, say, the last Sunday, I'm
		
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			the resource and so forth. Because
it's saying, you know, it's kind
		
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			of like, the kid at the beginning
of the path is, against us a
		
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			medical analogy, it's, you know,
applying, we call a defibrillator,
		
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			as I said, all right. For the
reader, the thing that you
		
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			electricity, and then you tried to
give the heart
		
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			a boost, right, so to revive it so
so to revive the heart, yes, we
		
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			work with the tongues, and maybe
the heart is, you know, not quite
		
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			listening in the beginning. But
once you get that steady
		
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			cardiac rate, that steady
heartbeat that looks like a sinus
		
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			curve, and then it's, it's, you
know, it's worth functioning
		
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			properly, then it will be the one
that will tell the tongue, you
		
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			know, I need to get out my message
I need you to do what I wanted you
		
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			to do here which is to make the
cut of a loss panel can
		
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			say it hasn't. May Allah give you
Chifa and I'll give you a
		
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			successful procedure. On the 15th
of April there are lots of values
		
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			you Schieffer gives you lots and
gives you ease in sha Allah, Allah
		
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			so you must then he then he goes
on to say, you must always hear
		
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			them alive. Right and while
thinking the
		
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			Arabic
		
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			you know was
		
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			here cerium after Rahim Allah He
did say says you must always go to
		
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			your sermons because the heart
turns blind or is absent from
		
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			sermons.
		
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			Sermons is a translation is
legitimate. But in my wilds, I
		
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			think has a broader meaning than
you
		
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			last sermon of a wise, you know,
like a teacher. So kind of means
		
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			admonition in general. And, and
more wise, well, you can take it
		
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			from anything.
		
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			Some of them even, they would hear
like the bird chirping in the
		
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			sparrow singing in the
nightingale, and they would have
		
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			almost like, you know, a euphoric
		
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			reaction to that, you know, like a
high state that they go into,
		
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			because they are reminded right,
it triggers something of the
		
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			Divine. And
		
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			so, one of the signs of the people
of Allah subhanaw taala. And this
		
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			is mentioned in Manasa city and
also by how do we learn sorry, is
		
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			that you take the wild, where you
can find it, do not let the
		
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			shortcoming or perceived
deficiency of the wise, you know,
		
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			the one who's speaking, deter you
from getting something out of it,
		
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			right, because now, you're seeing
that this person, even though they
		
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			may not be presenting it or not be
practicing it 100% in their own
		
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			right, but 100 of them are
		
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			creatures, creation, creation,
they are the pens of the heart,
		
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			they are the pens of the real. So
it's like, ALLAH is talking to
		
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			you. So don't let you know that
chef, I don't like him because he
		
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			you know, it doesn't trim his
beard, right, or he doesn't do
		
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			this. And then we get, we let
these little things kind of get in
		
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			the way of, you know, having some,
some benefit we can derive from
		
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			it. So, you know, the people of
Allah and Allah, they derive
		
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			benefit from everything, right?
From the sound of the forklift in
		
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			the warehouse, from
		
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			the bird chirping from the, you
know, the blade of grass that, you
		
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			know, moves very gently back and
forth. And that's why you find
		
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			some of the great poets like Mona
imagery like in Rumi, and in
		
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			Nefarian. And even the ones who
are not really associated with
		
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			kind of Sufi background, like even
an internet be and others are
		
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			here, they, you know, they picked
up on things like this, they see
		
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			signs, and yet it was said that
other people shaking their head,
		
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			versus a sign of everything.
		
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			That is a
		
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			sign up for one. So there's a sign
and everything that's a sign up
		
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			for one.
		
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			Then he says the real meaning
happy club of repentance. Tober is
		
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			respect for the commandment of the
Lord of truth and sojourn under
		
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			all circumstances. This is why
certain wise man,
		
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			Rahim Allah said, well, goodness
can be summed up in two words,
		
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			respect or tal theme, right? Which
is even more than respect. I think
		
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			it was its reverence veneration
for the commandment of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala and sympathy shefa
for his creatures.
		
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			If someone does not respect the
Command of Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			and is not sympathetic, or I would
say compassionate. There's might
		
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			be been work
		
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			towards Allah's creatures. He is
distant from Allah. Yeah. And he
		
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			had a kidney Mattoon gem
alemannia. Right, this is a
		
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			word that is
		
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			you know, it's so short, the
sentences itself, but the, what
		
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			the meaning kind of sums it up
beautifully. And that's the whole
		
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			thing. There is, you know, and
here he's describing the two
		
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			relationships, the vertical and
the horizontal. So the vertical
		
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			with the last panel to Allah, and
then the horizontal with
		
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			everything else. And so the fruits
of your vertical relationship with
		
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			Seema, right that should come out
in empathy and sympathy and
		
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			compassion and in
		
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			wanting good for others and having
a good opinion of others. All of
		
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			those things are a result of thumb
or a fruit of having a good
		
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			relationship with a spouse. If you
don't have those things and you
		
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			think have a good relationship
with Allah, and it makes you cross
		
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			and it makes you very judgmental,
it makes you sanctimonious and
		
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			makes you have all these pretends
and it makes you you know, wish
		
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			that Allah would smite people down
in front of you because they're
		
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			not doing in the way that you
think they should be doing.
		
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			Then you're doing it wrong.
		
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			You're doing your slam wrong,
you're doing your deen wrong,
		
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			you're doing it life wrong.
Because certainly that wasn't the
		
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			way of the province of
Christendom. You didn't ask Allah
		
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			to smite people down or didn't
even have that sentiment in his
		
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			heart. Anyone he was even offered
that he refused. He said algebra
		
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			and yet has been asked every
minute we let I'm hopeful that
		
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			those who come from them for the
progeny will be the ones who
		
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			believe in Allah spawn without it.
And we had a program a couple
		
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			months ago
		
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			when we started this trip to Cairo
and the theme that we talked about
		
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			was
		
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			Do you know EJV woodiness, our
today unity jamming or today on a
		
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			Sunday. So negative sort of
practice and offensive practice of
		
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			the dean. So the dean is not
offensive, the dean is not
		
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			negative. But the way that people
take it on the way that they
		
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			practice it can become offensive
can push people away because
		
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			ultimately, how you practice the
deen and what people think of the
		
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			deen is going to be through the
lens of your particular today you
		
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			will, in other words, how you go
and practice it. So their
		
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			impression of what Islam is their
impression of who the prophesy
		
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			centum is, all those things will
be directly commensurate with how
		
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			you practice your team. So if you
practice it in a way that is
		
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			filled with and is empowered by
your ego, because you could still
		
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			be a religious person, or
outwardly pious and religious
		
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			person, and your egos empowering
your whole attitude about
		
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			everything.
		
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			And then that will come up very
offensive. And that's probably
		
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			more offensive than someone who
doesn't have a religious sort of
		
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			exterior to them. Someone who's
very egotistical and narcissistic,
		
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			but doesn't do it in the name of
Islam or do it in the name of
		
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			religion or do in the name of the
teachings on the Prophet Allah. So
		
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			I sent them that's less offensive
than someone who is taking that
		
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			off. And that's why you find a lot
of our young people, especially in
		
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			the later period, more recently,
later period, have been kind of
		
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			questioning their deen and
questioning their faith because of
		
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			a lot of these people who are just
a bunch of new force equals
		
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			running around, you know,
unchecked, and then they're doing
		
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			it in the name of the of the, and
that's not used in the unit test
		
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			lab. You find that in every
religion, every tradition, every
		
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			ideology, not that Islam was an
ideology, but even people follow
		
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			ideologies, you also find this
kind of lack of sincerity and
		
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			I don't think my point is not to
malign those people or to
		
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			you know, to condemn them, then
I'd be doing the same thing as
		
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			them but I think we should all
look within ourselves and have an
		
00:32:01 --> 00:32:05
			introspection and see, am I
fulfilling these two criteria that
		
00:32:05 --> 00:32:08
			the show has talking about? Do I
have to lean for the commandment
		
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			of Allah subhanaw taala and do I
have shuffled or do I have
		
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			compassion for his creatures? All
his creatures, right? And Muslim
		
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			and cinnamon nests Minister anyway
at the Muslim is the one where
		
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			people are free from harm of both
his or her tongue and his or her
		
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			hand. That's like the minimum
level or one of the draw. There is
		
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			no harm and there's no
reciprocating apart for have you
		
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			in my bed. These are kind of the
first principles of dealing with a
		
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			loss creatures.
		
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			And then
		
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			you mentioned the
		
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			hula that he told Musa instead of
Moses, show compassion, then I
		
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			shall treat with you with passion,
I am indeed compassionate. When
		
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			someone shows compassion, I have
compassion for him and I admit him
		
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			to paradise. And this is also
similar to
		
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			that hadith.
		
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			We will have one here, the first
Hadith that when a hadith Master
		
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			has an apprentice it students and
they want to start narrating
		
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			Hadith and what is the first
Hadith that they narrate they call
		
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			it Hadith that have
		
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			a right hander Hmong Rockman, that
Hmong for Hong Kong or Himachal
		
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			Matheson have mercy on those of
ramonja Hamra. Those who show
		
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			mercy Allah will show them mercy.
Have mercy on those in the earth
		
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			and those and the one in the
heavens. Of course in America
		
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			Commissioner with His Majesty,
Allah subhanaw taala will then
		
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			have mercy upon you.
		
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			And you know, it's no mistake that
we read Bismillah R Rahman r
		
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			Rahim. So we want you in Rahman Al
Rahim before he mentioned anything
		
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			else before he mentioned Menkyo.
		
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			What if Matthew was out coalition?
And my mercy ultimately was that
		
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			encompasses everything whatsoever
Kathie Lee, and Maya Rama proceeds
		
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			my wrath in the hadith of God see,
so, if I lost one or the other
		
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			still has mercy on everyone, even
the person that you think he
		
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			should smite, but he's still
giving them risk is still giving
		
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			them sustenance, they're still
existing, then that is a form of
		
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			mercy. So
		
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			if I was doing that, then who are
you to say that it shouldn't be
		
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			like that? So there's a type of
fraud. Accurate, right? There's
		
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			kind of a
		
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			hammered like a putrid smell
objection to the decree of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. When you start
thinking, they should be like
		
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			that, and they shouldn't be like
this and the law should be doing
		
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			this with these people, and so
forth. And all of that is
		
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			shoveling all of that is kind of
busyness, spending, expending a
		
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			lot of emotions.
		
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			Spiritual energy on something that
ultimately is not your concern. We
		
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			all know the hadith of apostle
Islam in Mali Tanco Melange from
		
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			the good practice of Islam of the
person is to leave that which does
		
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			not concern them.
		
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			So, I think I'll just read
		
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			the last just the last section
here, there's a couple of senses I
		
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			wanted to go over.
		
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			So on page 45, obviously the
English of those who are following
		
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			repent with your hearts than with
your tongues. So Toba. Repentance
		
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			is a coup d'etat.
		
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			overthrowing the regime of your
lower self, the neffs your
		
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			passions and how your devils are
sheltering, and your wicked
		
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			companions. When you repent, you
transform your hearing in your
		
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			sight, your tongue, your heart,
and all your limbs and organs. You
		
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			purify your food and drink from
contamination by the unlawful or
		
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			the Haram, and the dubious or the
shobhaa. You become piously
		
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			restrained in your livelihood and
your buying and selling. you
		
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			devote all your attention to your
master. So John, you give up your
		
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			usual habits like that habits lie
that
		
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			either and lead worship either
either take their place, you give
		
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			up sinful disobedience, and that
obedience tickets place, then you
		
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			become confirmed in reality? And
have you thought, together with
		
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			the correct observance of the
religious law or the Sharia, and
		
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			its supporting testimony, the
shahada, because any reality in
		
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			quotes, that's certified by that
law is under thought, right is a
		
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			type of heresy. Then when this
becomes when this has become real
		
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			for you, you will experience
becoming extinct or fenny fernet.
		
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			We mentioned this before. So you
do you replace your bad habits and
		
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			attributes with those that are
divided, so you become extinct to
		
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			blameworthy characteristics? And
to noticing other creatures,
		
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			right? Because it's it means
where's the heart turn? Where's it
		
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			focused? If you're so busy with
everybody else and thinking about
		
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			them, then what it really is, it's
a neffs, or mechanism of the ego,
		
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			to turn you away from yourself.
Right? So a lot of bad stuff going
		
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			on over here. I want to think
about that. Let me think about
		
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			what's going on over here. And
what's going on over there and
		
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			full NY land and Tom, Dick and
Harry and Sue and Mary, let's see
		
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			what what's what are they? What
are they up to. So it's just a way
		
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			for the neffs to say, don't think
about me, because I'm not in good
		
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			shape. But if we find faults and
everything else, then by
		
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			comparison, I will feel that I'm
in an elevated state. So that's
		
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			the mechanism of the ego. So
that's why he says when this has
		
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			become real for you, you
experienced becoming extinct to
		
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			blame or the characteristics and
to noticing other creatures, your
		
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			outer or your lawyer will now be
protected. While your inner your
		
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			Balton is preoccupied as much who
is busy with Allah was your Lord.
		
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			Then when you have to attain this
completely, even if this world
		
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			should come along, and give you
control of it, of all it has to
		
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			offer lock, stock and barrel. And
if people of every age should all
		
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			become your followers, none of
this would do you any harm.
		
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			Because you're already indifferent
to all of that you're not even
		
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			thinking about all of them. It
would not take you away from the
		
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			door of your master. So Jen,
because you are a resident with
		
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			him, dedicated to him preoccupied
with him beholding his Majesty his
		
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			Gillette and his beauty is
geometric. When you behold His
		
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			Majesty, you disintegrate and when
you behold His beauty, you become
		
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			integrated. And in Arabic, this
means
		
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			when you behold His GLL there are
stuff that are felt and when you
		
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			hold his behold His beauty or is
the man there is Gemma is Malka
		
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			and we talked a little bit I think
earlier maybe recession about
		
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			Falco Gemma, but felt means to be
		
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			in tune with your own
		
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			characteristics and how they
compare to the last federal into
		
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			Iowa and it puts you in a state of
JLN or in a state of hope or in a
		
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			state of Haber. You know all of
those kinds of words apply to it.
		
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			Because you're thinking about what
you have towards Allah. And when
		
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			you're beholding Allah's beauty,
his GMN his Rama, His mercy, His
		
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			love, all of these things get
Malka it puts you in a state of
		
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			Gemma and so you feel more in kind
of unison or in union with the
		
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			Divine or the other or the
presence and then you're looking
		
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			at what Allah has towards you now
what you have towards Allah. So
		
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			not a secondary has a similar
meaning in the HECM if you want to
		
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			be in a state of hope for a state
of haber look to what you give to
		
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			Allah which is nothing
meaningless. But if you want to
		
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			have a state of Georgia and a
state of owns and a state of
		
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			Jenelle then you look to
		
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			What Allah gives to you, so then
you behold his gem and
		
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			you feel fear at the sight of his
majesty and hope at the sight of
		
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			his beauty, as we just said, You
are obliterated at the sight of
		
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			his majesty and established at the
sight
		
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			of his beauty. What bliss for
those who taste this food, that's
		
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			why
		
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			the complete RF or the complete
Muslim, let's say, will behold
		
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			both of those aspects. And if your
diet or your nutrition spiritual
		
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			efficient that is, only consists
of one side and not the other,
		
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			then you will be what imbalanced.
So if you only interested in
		
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			beholding the gym and and feeling
like wow, and everything's great
		
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			and so forth. Without that aspect
of Heba, there's an imbalance in
		
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			you. And the reverse is true. If
you're only beholding the aspect
		
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			of Gillette and mightiness and the
awesomeness and the majesty of
		
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			God, then that also puts you in a
state that that's also imbalanced,
		
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			a state that lends towards more
towards fear.
		
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			And so, you know, generally
speaking, you should be at a
		
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			balance between these two things
and the same amount of the
		
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			prophesy said and we mentioned
before that he said a Euro y'all
		
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			might have already watched volume
of school, I will be hungry one
		
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			day and I will be more fervent in
my supplication and now we say she
		
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			had one day that I will thank him
for that. So this is where the
		
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			believers should be you know, kind
of out of balance between those
		
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			things and whatever Allah throws
at you, whatever situation that
		
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			you find yourself in, meet it with
acquiescence meet it with Esther
		
00:41:34 --> 00:41:37
			slam, meet it with appreciation,
read it with chocolate meet it
		
00:41:37 --> 00:41:40
			with some but don't meet it with
with Jazza don't meet it with
		
00:41:40 --> 00:41:42
			panic. Don't meet it with
		
00:41:43 --> 00:41:47
			it rod right which is how having
an objection Why is this happening
		
00:41:47 --> 00:41:50
			to me, but at the very least meet
it with someone with patience,
		
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			forbearance, and all these things
that the chef is talking about
		
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			that you they will be more hawkish
on what they will they will come
		
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			your way.
		
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			Well, Lolita either Carlow,
Ireland