Walead Mosaad – AlFath alRabbani of Shaykh Abd alQadir alJilani Class 24

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			Along with Sunday, Eric Alesi.
		
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			Me while he was Harvey, he was
worried that he was already
		
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			monitored. Yeah, he was standing
beside material routine.
		
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			So
		
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			we are, I think beginning the last
week of shows who the likes are
		
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			salaam chakra Chevelle. So that
means about a week or so, or
		
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			nearly to the beginning of
Ramadan. And Barak the bless it.
		
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			In sha Allah, Allah, we're reading
the
		
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			blessing words of a Derya lemma. I
could be weirded out a service, CD
		
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			mohideen Agricola G, learn how to
learn.
		
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			And we have arrived to the 26th
This course out of the 62. And
		
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			it's our intention to Charlotta
Allah, that we keep going until we
		
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			complete it is the iron Allah also
gives us the permission to do so.
		
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			And
		
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			as we've seen thus far, and we are
not quite halfway through
		
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			the discourses, but we can pick up
on, I think, some central themes.
		
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			And one of those central themes
that Schiff talks about.
		
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			On more than one occasion,
obviously, is this kind of
		
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			relationship between alpha while
Holic so called, being the
		
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			creation of highly being the
creator.
		
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			And that means acknowledging and
treating the creator in every
		
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			aspect of our humanity. So not
just as he would say,
		
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			with the tongue or what we would
say paying lip service. He
		
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			classifies that or he sees that as
a type of default for hypocrisy.
		
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			That one,
		
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			it's kind of talking the talk, but
not really walking the walk. And
		
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			that means if we truly see Allah
subhanaw taala, as the unique, the
		
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			sovereign, the one
		
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			to whom no other do we seek help
from, to whom no other do we
		
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			worship, so forth, then this
should come out in every aspect of
		
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			our being. And it's at the level
of loose at the level of the
		
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			appetite and the ego, where
		
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			the
		
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			disparity, let's say, which will
that which we know to be true to
		
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			be happy, intellectually.
		
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			And then that which we failed to
practice or fail to actualize? It
		
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			will come out at the level of the
neffs. Right, the appetite, the
		
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			passions, one report under duress,
right is another situation where
		
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			you will see that we seemingly
betray what we say namely, they're
		
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			either in the loss or nephew what
is that? You know, the the
		
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			negation and the affirmation and
that negation is important because
		
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			it means it negates not just the
right not just other gods, but all
		
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			that comes with that which means
we don't plead with we don't
		
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			supplicate to we don't put our
aspirations in, we don't put our
		
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			hopes in, in anything, except the
one who is deserving of having all
		
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			of those things, namely, Allah
subhanaw taala. So, these touch a
		
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			little bit on this theme before
and now he talks about it here in
		
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			this 26 This court discourse about
a Shukla, Elon Hulk about
		
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			complaining.
		
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			And the word complaining here,
Chautauqua
		
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			in Arabic
		
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			has other kind of shades of
meaning and connotations, I think
		
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			that we, we tend to overlook
today. So yes, complaining,
		
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			venting,
		
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			showing one's frustration,
		
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			telling a story so that you may
elicit sympathy from others. These
		
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			all kind of come under the idea of
chakra and they're not always
		
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			blameworthy. They're not always
bad all the time. But
		
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			part of
		
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			dealing with calamities and
dealing with Messiah, trials and
		
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			tribulation is to put them with
Allah subhanaw taala and
		
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			if you are hanging your
		
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			you know your solace with people's
reaction to you and how they may
		
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			show you sympathy or
		
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			or, or maybe lack thereof. And
thinking that if I tell them, then
		
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			this will soften my heart and make
me feel better and attract it may,
		
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			it's possible, but also it may
not.
		
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			But seeking people people to
provide that sort of comfort to
		
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			your heart,
		
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			you know, Gilani signature would
see it as kind of foolish, because
		
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			why would you put something
somewhere where it doesn't belong,
		
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			they may choose to, they may
choose not to. And as shifts are
		
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			before and so whenever discourses,
people seek you or are, you know,
		
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			hanging out with you, or having a
relationship with you ultimately
		
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			for something that goes back for
them.
		
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			Whereas Allah subhanaw taala seeks
you for you, also guys there for
		
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			you. And that's something that
goes back to him because he
		
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			doesn't need anything from you.
And so there is no
		
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			one more concerned and more
		
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			sympathetic, and empathetic and
more acquainted with your plight,
		
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			the ups and downs, the ebbs and
flows, the hills and valleys,
		
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			the mountains and the mountain
passes, then a lost battle.
		
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			So, another thing, the nice thing
about this discourse that
		
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			hopefully we'll get to the end of
it is the as we know, these were
		
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			written down by his students. So
the shift didn't actually write
		
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			these, but they will record it and
then document it and then pass
		
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			talk. And at the end, we'll read
some of it. It has a kind of a
		
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			description of how the messiness
of the chef is like, what did he
		
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			do, and there's something that he
said and how he kind of, so we'll
		
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			go through that to the child. So
but he begins with
		
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			saying,
		
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			I'm in the resource London and the
Hong Kong men koulos Elachi, kids
		
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			Manuel masa in Yemen. Yeah. shcool
Huntley, Masada ah, ischium foucha
		
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			Shaq workout you're gonna learn
through NACA whether you're the
		
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			Roanoke without him or shocked if
you that will help you as origin
		
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			you're doing with the society he
Europa Roanoke one who you're
		
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			gonna and J Hill Dairyland. In
juvenility Janica Tala Buka dunya
		
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			mainland Europe he has a magenta
COVID Philosophia shader at Bishop
		
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			worker evil
		
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			way hack it again has a curl
Bashara Italian have the Sadie
		
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			were to call Shara who will have
our who has authority will even be
		
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			tardy me you Holly for COBRA Oh
yes, we'll go back and I can
		
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			assume that you tend to Jagoda
		
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			otesaga Natsuko older battalion or
limb ha well for him her
		
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			hatherleigh TEPCO the DNA, but to
Masumoto what a who nephew Eman as
		
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			happy as origin and media under do
not mean and who not who who
		
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			whatever. That does have a wealth
of data and we can either talento
		
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			for him to have my
		
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			wealth is a limit to a famous
wealth net isn't a source, how are
		
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			you no matter what you had led to
failure for her future? Well,
		
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			enough, my net salt has limited
our limited audience and we make
		
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			it possible we may not accept that
240
		
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			will hold the shape of deferral.
FEMA will have all the proceeds
		
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			then
		
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			that could have the Idi Amin and
TEFL.
		
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			Musa Naka, Allah found sad or
thority. Well,
		
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			let's look at that first part
		
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			so he says the promise I said it
was a porter said, among the
		
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			treasures of the throne is the
concealment of misfortunes. Oh,
		
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			you complain to people about your
misfortunes? What good would it do
		
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			to you to complain to creatures,
they can bring you in either
		
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			benefit nor harm? If you rely on
them and associate partners with
		
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			the Lord of truth will help they
will make you distant from him.
		
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			cause you to fall into his
displeasure and screen you from
		
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			him. As for you, oh, ignorant
fool. You lay claim to knowledge.
		
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			Part of your folly is you're
seeking this world without its
		
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			Lord. You seek deliverance from
hardships by complaining to mere
		
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			preachers.
		
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			So that first part is saying it's
folly. What's the point of
		
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			complaining, you know, and we have
this word in English to
		
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			commiserate. Right, which comes
from and miseries they're so cool
		
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			and misery. So it means let us
		
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			share in our misery together let's
commiserate. And
		
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			not going to comment too much
about that. I know it's kind of a
		
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			thing with many people but if we
look to the debit Islamia, the
		
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			advocates, they say for example,
if you're going to visit someone
		
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			who was sick or is not doing well
of any of those things,
		
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			it should not be to commiserate,
right? It should not be to share
		
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			their misery where you bring some
of your misery and you're here so
		
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			you have their misery and then
they hear your misery. And then we
		
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			commiserate. But rather
		
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			don't go there unless you have an
intention to raise their spirits
		
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			to totally screw Ali right to
bring happiness to Luba him to
		
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			bring happiness to their Kaluga so
rather than kind of dwelling in
		
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			the misery of the situation,
you're actually supposed to try to
		
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			lift their spirits and
		
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			and turn them to towards Allah
subhanaw taala so if they're
		
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			feeling down on themselves, or if
they feel like they have this
		
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			illness and are not going to get
out of it, or they feel down on
		
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			their luck as it were, that sort
of thing. You should offer words
		
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			of encouragement. Say no, no, no
Masha Allah, you know, this is
		
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			just like a little thought this is
a little
		
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			blip on obstacle, speed bump on
the road, and you know what, the
		
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			other side, you're gonna be so
much better for it and you can't
		
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			see the other side right now. But
Allah sees the other side and he
		
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			knows it and you're going to be
there on that other side and
		
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			inshallah you're going to come out
much better for it. So don't
		
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			don't dwell on this thing. And you
know, Allah still loves you. This
		
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			is not a theft from him, right?
Because remember how we, we talked
		
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			earlier that Jana and now that
paradise and hellfire are not so
		
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			much the gentle breezes, physical,
physical breezes of the paradise
		
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			or the or the neuron or the
engulfing flames of the fire, but
		
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			it's about Corbin board, right
Corp and board. So nearness, right
		
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			spiritual nearness to Allah
subhanaw taala and spiritual
		
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			distance. Those are the two real
Jana and Johanna. And so we could
		
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			be in the middle of a difficult
tribulation or calamity, but if we
		
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			are still Moshe headin and Pokemon
Allah, wa KUBU, Lana, if we're
		
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			still witnessing our closest to
him, and his closeness to us, then
		
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			that situation will not be as bad
as it seems, right? Because we are
		
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			still having more shahada, we're
still witnessing it, we are still
		
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			tasting the eignet. Right, we are
still
		
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			have this taste of the Divine
concern for our plight. And so, it
		
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			may be bitter medicine may be
difficult to swallow, but we are
		
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			looking to the hand that is giving
us the medicine or not the
		
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			medicine itself, right.
		
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			You know, when you feed the baby
in, you know, in the highchair and
		
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			you give them something, they're
looking at you and they don't like
		
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			the way it tastes, and you go like
that, and then, but they're
		
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			looking at you. So they might
still take the next spoon, because
		
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			they're not thinking, Oh, I didn't
really like the way that tasted
		
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			but you know, my mom or my
caregiver, my dad, who's the one
		
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			who's, who's given me that and so,
we should have a similar, you
		
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			know, kind of outlook. Yeah, it's
bitter, it's pandemic. It's not
		
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			nice. It's making life difficult.
It's, it represents economic loss,
		
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			and it represents a loss of life,
and it represents many things. But
		
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			look to the hand, obviously, in
this case, the proverbial Hand of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala that is
feeding us and so don't focus on
		
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			what we were being fed or what we
are made to taste, but focus on
		
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			the one who is making us taste.
Namely, I was.
		
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			So you know, that means also,
		
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			what's the point of complaining to
people, right, and saying, oh, you
		
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			know what, that's that they said,
really bad. That peach puree that
		
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			my mom gave me was horrible to
have enough sugar in or was not
		
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			good. And, you know, the babies
are talking back and forth what
		
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			support but look to the one or
two, the one who's was bringing it
		
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			to you. And just the hitam you
know, just addressing Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala there will be a
relief of the burden. And if we
		
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			will really really, if you're
really in tune with the divine
		
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			with Allah subhanaw taala and what
he's trying to do for us, just a
		
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			chakra e li, right, just bringing
the concern to him, will be in a
		
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			relief in of itself. Just like
when people
		
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			complain to others. You know what
happened to me yesterday, and, you
		
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			know,
		
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			I had a X number of taxes and the
neighbor's dog run on my lawn
		
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			again and whatever people complain
about, and then they feel a bit of
		
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			relief because they got it out
because they feel somebody else
		
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			Well imagine if you could do it in
the best way possible, as the chef
		
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			has mentioned here and you present
it to Allah subhanaw taala. He is
		
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			the one who's going to provide the
ultimate relief. So just by
		
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			mentioning it to God, right and
not even necessarily waiting for
		
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			the response or waiting for an
answer of the supplication,
		
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			whatever manner it may be.
		
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			You've already kind of gone over
that big hurdle in the beginning,
		
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			which is the reluctance
		
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			to, you know, to avoid saying it
to people, but to say told us
		
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			about virus that.
		
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			So then the next paragraph he
says, Woe unto you, if this
		
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			ravenous dog can learn to protect
the game, on which it would
		
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			naturally prey. And if this bird
can also be taught to go against
		
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			its natural instinct, and give up
its habit of eating its normal
		
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			prey. All the more reason for you
all the more reason for teaching
		
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			your own self your neffs right
local livina to honeymoon Amina
		
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			Alamo. Wafaa Kudo, mimma secondary
with charisma Allah Allah
		
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			certainly that talking about,
sometimes referred to as a slide
		
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			the verse of hunting talks that
		
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			one of the ways we're halal, or
meat is made halal is the two
		
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			slaughtering methods. So one is
called the devil. And that is for
		
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			animals who don't have a long
neck. So that would be for like a
		
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			lamb and also for a cow. So it's
worth cutting the Joker's
		
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			overcorrected and the windpipe and
the esophagus, ideally, those
		
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			four,
		
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			that's called Baba, or it could be
a knob, which is for animals with
		
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			a long neck like a cat or some
cows, they said a calf and also
		
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			doing the hunt, but mostly for
camels, which it's going to the
		
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			base of the where the neck meets
the chest and kind of stabbing it,
		
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			and penetrating the car for the
jugular over there. That's called
		
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			the mouth. So that's for
domesticated animals. And then for
		
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			non domesticated or wild animals,
which can be like Turkey, and deer
		
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			and fowl and
		
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			whatever else, you can use your
own weapon. So it can be a bow and
		
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			arrow, and according to some of
the automat, even a rifle,
		
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			shotgun,
		
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			or it can be via a hunting animal.
So an animal that's trained to
		
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			hunt on your behalf. And so he
mentioned here, the hunting dog.
		
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			And it could be any animal that
can be trained, so any any variety
		
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			of dog, and it could be the bird,
which is usually the Falcon. So
		
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			you can train the dog or the
Falcon, to go and hunt the prey
		
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			and one of the stipulations is for
crewmember and secondarily, right,
		
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			eat that which they have merely
		
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			grabbed for you. I'm a seconder
for or they have merely have
		
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			gotten on your behalf. So they may
kill the animal themselves. But
		
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			they can't eat from it. So if they
eat from it, then the longer
		
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			becomes Hallett at least in the
medical school. So
		
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			if an animal can be trained to
defy its own instinct, right, you
		
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			sent the Falcon off after the
rabbit or the smaller bird, the
		
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			pigeon, and it comes back with it
and it didn't eat from it.
		
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			Normally, that would be its meal.
Or the same thing for the dog.
		
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			Normally it would eat from that
meat in front of it in its mouth.
		
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			But it can be trained to go
against what we'd call it sniffs
		
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			its stomach, in order to bring
back the
		
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			quarry or the prey for the hunter.
So if animals animals can go
		
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			against their neffs then all the
more reason for teaching your own
		
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			nests to go against your own
phobia. So that may be
		
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			uncomfortable but think about the
hunting dog or think about the
		
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			Falcon. He's not thinking to
himself, oh, this is uncomfortable
		
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			for me. They've been trained to do
it.
		
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			So he says teach it and make it
understand so that it will not
		
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			devour your religion and tear you
to pieces right which is kind of a
		
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			nice completion of the analogy.
Just like you know if the dog is
		
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			not trained or the Falcons are
trained, it can come back and hurt
		
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			you and rip you to pieces but you
have to train it right and that's
		
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			kind of the parable of the neffs
it's training it using it to your
		
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			favor.
		
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			So that not devalue religion your
deen and tear you to pieces and
		
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			will not betray the MNF the
charges of the lord of truth of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala entrusted to
it. To the believer his religion
		
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			is his flesh and blood. Do not
befriend the self before you have
		
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			given in given this teaching. Once
it has learned its lesson acquired
		
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			understanding and become a team.
Then you must take it as your
		
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			companion whichever way you turn
it
		
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			Not parting from it under any
circumstances, once it is tame, it
		
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			will become moderate or Habima,
calm, tranquil, tranquil, serene,
		
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			knowledgeable NUMA. And this is
nothing the feminine because neffs
		
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			in Arabic is feminine and content
while the with the allotted shares
		
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			brought to it by destiny via the
other. Again, this is a
		
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			recurring theme we see what the
share
		
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			of with all right the radar Bill
XM as he calls it, so called that
		
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			means, the decree and everything
in general m an XM and this is
		
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			that which Allah has designated as
your locked in life, so to speak
		
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			your sustenance. So, under the
bill XM, it will not distinguish
		
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			between wheat germ and barley
bread, it will be indifferent to
		
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			what may fall to its lot because
it will prefer not to eat rather
		
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			than to eat, in order to help you
to do good to be obedient and to
		
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			behave altruistically.
		
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			Its nature will be transformed, it
will become open handed, generous,
		
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			abstemious in this world and
desirous of the Hereafter this is
		
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			for one whose neffs has been
turned
		
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			on F la min Zika. Well, if someone
wants a
		
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			full doula with Aqua, F la min
Zika. So whoever
		
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			makes sense here, right purifies
it will have which will be
		
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			happiness both in this life and
the next and everything and
		
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			another transition that will be
success, success, both in this
		
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			life and the next.
		
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			Then when you abstain from the
hereafter and seek the master
		
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			Imola, right, and this is another
thing that Chef talks about
		
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			repeatedly. Zewde dunya was doing
the Philadelphia was overtime,
		
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			CoolerMaster lasagna. So there's
over the millennia to avoid those
		
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			things that are not the pure
highlight and those things that
		
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			not bring you to a closer way to
Allah subhanaw taala and even
		
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			design of the SRO. So to abstain
from having
		
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			I would say the best way to say to
abstain from the main motivator
		
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			for your acts of worship, is to
capture the delights of paradise
		
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			of the ACA. So that's it.
		
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			So we worship Allah subhanaw taala
because he's worthy of being
		
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			worshipped, because he is an Mola,
right, he was a master, not
		
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			because we are waiting to get our
spoils in the next life. Those
		
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			things that Allah small town
inshallah will give to us. They
		
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			are, as we said, before they
indicate his riddle. And that's
		
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			what we really seek. So, we want
Allah's villa, we want him to be
		
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			pleased with us, how does he show
us that he's pleased with us in
		
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			the next life agenda, right
paradise and, and all of the
		
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			things that have been promised in
Paradise and the most noble thing
		
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			and Paradise will be another
beloved God. So just to gaze upon
		
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			the divine countenance in a matter
in a manner that's commensurate
		
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			with His Majesty and
		
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			so then when you've seen from the
hereafter and seek the master Mona
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala it will seek
Him with you Jana your neffs and
		
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			travel with your heart towards his
toward his door at this point, the
		
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			sabich or the predestination will
come and say to eat eat or you
		
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			have not eaten and drink or you
have not drunk.
		
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			So,
		
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			at that point, the NFC is
transformed right. So, I left and
		
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			Zakah then becomes goes out from
this idea of enough's a shadow
		
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			Ania or the synonym for that. And
Nestle a model is so as we know
		
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			from the next step is always going
to iniquity. And then it becomes
		
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			enough so Antarctica, right. And
also noted that or the the, the
		
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			intelligent neffs right? And the
intelligent neffs now is working
		
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			in tandem with your right with
your heart and then that's when we
		
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			talk about
		
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			the very very beginning that the
first rays of light are coming we
		
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			call it knifes in the web, right
the the blaming salt so sometimes
		
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			it is good sometimes it doesn't
but it knows what it does
		
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			something wrong that it has to get
out of that it blames itself then
		
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			it goes out to enough set more
than enough some of my inner then
		
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			in
		
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			the filming of Somalia from and
also Canada itself so back and
		
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			forth on the seven levels of the
soul. All of those two through
		
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			seven are examples of enough soon
enough to fit intelligence or a
		
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			magnificent amount of a suit our
Nesta Shehu Enya, so the appetite
		
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			of soul, or the the iniquitous
soul. All it cares about is
		
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			satiation.
		
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			Getting Word Swag when it wants
comfort zone and all that sort of
		
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			thing. So there's no offense right
there's no intelligence about it,
		
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			it's just kind of doing whatever
it feels like it wants to do
		
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			but once we were Charlo we're able
to kind of get some sort of handle
		
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			on it then it becomes enough and
nothing and then there are several
		
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			different
		
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			levels.
		
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			So this discourse of something
else
		
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			so he says a couple paragraphs
later that request home
		
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			an equal offer that
		
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			and computer fee that as origin
will mount into Coca Cola we'll
		
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			call that if you have to become
either harder or the country btw.
		
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			Gelato fella Teddy and the color
very cool Luca lemahieu Java
		
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			weather yes I'm melayani a Tokyo
fault with olive wood halili fault
		
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			well thought of Amanda Buddha
minute me fault what if lots of
		
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			alarmingly fault with Oracle or
will the island I'm Eddie felt
		
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			there's a lot manifested one way
to clean was to have to be slowly
		
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			in the city theme in the ash
Karateka wanting to fell away
		
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			today in a solid unethically for a
minute lady was Sunday or Kartini
		
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			So Rob Don't leave me alone saga
in Manhattan click no linear
		
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			element we don't uni I like
		
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			welfare My name into amico is
cleaning and shall avec
		
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			yet how do I know could be a way
of category for being venuti cool
		
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			because we have been only female i
n and network leader and co occur
		
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			lumen forming faulty layers Where
shall we go venture of you will
		
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			see he will share how to better
quality let me allow recovery
		
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			manager who was solid was for one
on one in fact they have a solid
		
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			uncommon random Ayana them also to
him at Taylor home has set the
		
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			home while NEMA we're hoping our
room will kick them out of Long
		
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			Island will keep our home and the
nice of SMA one of the like, what
		
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			I want to have a go whatever
whatever you have, whether
		
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			you know what to do, or we're
finding like when I'm when I'm
		
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			when I'm when I'm solid in
whatever something like whether I
		
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			call it or legal you even that
indigofera on I will be arguing
		
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			will be more sorry him further.
I'll call it dunya we'll call
		
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			whether I was
		
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			on any camera at home
		
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			here.
		
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			So he says
		
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			Page 171 For those who are
following
		
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			all my people, overseers are local
that have you under surveillance,
		
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			you are in the agency that oh key
of the board of truth. So little
		
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			for that for a favor invited the
angels, right that Allah science
		
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			will have us under surveillance,
you are in the agency or the
		
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			therapy of Allah subhanaw taala.
But you have nothing to report be
		
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			sensible.
		
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			Open the eyes of your hearts. When
a group or July visits one of you
		
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			at home, do not be the one to
start the conversation. But speak
		
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			only in response and do not ask
about things that do not concern
		
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			you. So he's talking about in
July.
		
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			You know, learning to,
		
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			to read with your heart begins
with listening more than speaking.
		
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			So if we're speaking most of the
time, and we feel the need that we
		
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			always have to speak
		
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			then this gets in the way of us
listening, right? And we've all
		
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			either been around people like
this or we've seen it in
		
00:29:06 --> 00:29:10
			ourselves. Those people just kind
of are speaking and kind of
		
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			speaking at you and not really
speaking to you. And then if you
		
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			try to say something back to them,
it's just they're not listening.
		
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			Because all we're just about kind
of getting on with what they have
		
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			to say, you know, out from from
from under themselves. So you've
		
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			seen Annie, when you're when
you're with a caregiver, right
		
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			when you're with people who are a
solid painless editing or
		
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			what you consider to be a high
MACOM then there's a certain edit,
		
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			there's a certain etiquette that
goes along with that and the first
		
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			advocate of that is respect.
		
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			And the second element of that is
kedma. So
		
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			if there are more Halima well
Hitman so we respect them, not in
		
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			of themselves, but what Allah
Allah Allah, Allah Allah so I'm
		
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			gonna feel a little bit him that
which Allah subhanaw taala has
		
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			played
		
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			is in the hearts. And so we accord
them a level of respect for that.
		
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			And then we seek to serve them.
And by serving them, and if they
		
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			are true servants of Allah, then
we're actually serving Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. And there is
		
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			a huge, huge benefit in that it's
kind of one of the keys that our
		
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			teachers have told us is one of
the keys to relay to this special
		
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			relationship with Allah subhanaw.
Taala is to be ha them to be for
		
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			them to be someone who serves more
than someone who wants to be
		
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			served. So, and the Arabs used to
say, say the poem for them, or the
		
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			leader of the people, is the one
who serves them.
		
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			And so even if you're in a
leadership position, don't see
		
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			yourself as mortality, don't see
yourself as the one who should be
		
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			served, right, and the one that
should be or should be at your
		
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			beck and call, it's actually quite
the opposite. So it's more about
		
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			servant leadership, you, you serve
others, and by serving them,
		
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			you're actually leading them, even
though they may not even realize
		
00:31:02 --> 00:31:06
			they're being led. And some of the
best leaders are those who lead by
		
00:31:06 --> 00:31:11
			that way. So that the follower
doesn't even realize that someone
		
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			is actually leading them. And they
still feel they're in a place of
		
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			dignity, and they don't feel like
you know, that they're being told
		
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			what to do. And they're being, you
know, led led around to do
		
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			something, but it becomes more of
a organic, natural, holistic
		
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			approach to this benefit that can
be imparted from enlightened
		
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			leadership to followers who will
become enlightened, and then after
		
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			that, they choose to become
leaders and so forth. So that's
		
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			kind of the Islamic model of
leadership. So you begin as a
		
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			follower, then you can be a
leader, and then you impart
		
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			leadership to follow the
followers. And then those
		
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			followers become leaders
		
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			who have.
		
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			So
		
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			you know, silence is a very
important thing. And that's part
		
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			of the respect of the hodler. And
then figma, seek to serve them,
		
00:32:03 --> 00:32:08
			right seek to end by serving them,
you're overcoming part of that
		
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			nefs, Neff, Sandy Park in you. And
that's why they said one of the
		
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			important benefits of the, of the
student ship relationship is some
		
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			people who think Well, I don't
need to shave, I don't need like
		
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			someone tell them what to do. And
I can understand the Quran and
		
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			Sunnah by myself, and I could read
the books. And, you know, I don't
		
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			need this intermediary person to
get in the way and tell me what to
		
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			do, and so forth. All of that type
of talk is neffs. Right? That's
		
00:32:33 --> 00:32:34
			ego speaking.
		
00:32:36 --> 00:32:40
			To try to say, I'm going to serve
Allah, right, right off the bat
		
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			is difficult to do. Because you're
nervous is going to get in the way
		
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			your ego is going to get in the
way, and it's going to try to
		
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			justify all the things that you
do. And you say, Well, this is in
		
00:32:51 --> 00:32:54
			service for Allah, you know, this
thing and that thing and all these
		
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			other things that even my enough's
wants me to do. I will justify
		
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			them and kind of twist them and
make them into the mold of service
		
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			for Allah subhanaw taala when
actuality and enough soda, right,
		
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			it's your it's your innocence,
your ego. It's your appetite
		
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			that's doing that. But it's pretty
tricky. And it's pretty smart in
		
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			the way that it tries to get you
to believe that.
		
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			But by first serving another human
being,
		
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			right, which is more tangible.
		
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			It's closer, you know, if and the
art teacher says if you can't
		
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			submit yourself to the direction
of another human being, you will
		
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			really never be able to submit
yourself to the direction of God
		
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			to the direction of a lost battle.
And that's one of the secrets why
		
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			the Allah Samantha has sent
prophets and messengers, because
		
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			the prophets and messengers are
there to expedite, let's say,
		
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			facilitate us following Allah.
Manuel talks about Sudha Faqad
		
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			artha Allah, correct. Whoever
follows the province Arsalan has
		
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			followed God in the medina Ubay,
who Naka in NEMA, you then are
		
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			when Allah you have the life of
AD, the ones who give you they are
		
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			the ones who give you the oath of
fealty, in actuality, they're
		
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			giving it to Allah subhanaw taala
the hand of God is above their
		
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			hand, proverbially not literally.
So
		
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			that's why when you're around
people like that a cabinet will
		
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			show them respect and we wait for
them to tell us you know, kind of
		
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			way before we speak, and then
that's why he said make your
		
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			answers make your speech with them
Joette make it in response to what
		
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			they are saying to you.
		
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			So, go after that. He says
		
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			Do not ask you about the things
that do not concern you. Right
		
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			when hospitals loaning money back
to Milan, from the good slab of
		
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			the person is to live off that
which is that concern though?
		
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			And probably if we were to take a
survey of our speech and the
		
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			things we think about,
unfortunately, like, you know,
		
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			majority 90 80% of what we do and
what we think about what we say
		
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			are probably things that Nina
right they can't say like all
		
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			these things in account for me
when we're sitting in our graves
		
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			in Africa everyone has walked away
after just buried us and now we're
		
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			waiting for so as an uncle when a
key year for the two angels are
		
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			going to come ask us those three
questions.
		
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			The vast majority of things that
we're doing this life we're gonna
		
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			think about, like, how's that
going? How's that gonna help me
		
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			right now, in this particular
position that I'm here in right
		
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			now, as I embark on the next life
and the,
		
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			the the true life as it were, not
just the next month, but the true
		
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			life.
		
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			So, this Dean, also half of it is
restraint. Half of it is to avoid
		
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			things that are either harmful or
that bring no benefit.
		
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			So then he says the affirmation of
unity of Tawheed is an obligatory
		
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			duty, the quest for what is lawful
is obligatory, the quest for
		
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			indispensable knowledge is also
obligatory. Sincerity and
		
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			practices and obligatory duty
		
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			is also an obligatory duty to
forego recompense for one's good
		
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			deeds, flee from sinners and
hypocrites and join the righteous
		
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			slaughter here and the city lien.
If you find things confusing, and
		
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			you cannot tell the difference
between the righteous and the
		
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			hypocrites, again, this is one
half of that I'm not going to call
		
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			it right, the one who is has some
shifts fe, some hidden Chaganti,
		
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			they're not doing everything for
Allah, they have their new fruits
		
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			is still there, but they're still
Muslim.
		
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			So if you cannot tell the
difference between the righteous
		
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			and the hypocrite, you must stay
awake at night, and form two
		
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			o'clock or to cycles of prayer,
and then say, Oh, my Lord, guide
		
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			me through the righteous among
Your creatures, guide me through
		
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			those who will guide me to you are
modeling alimentaria dAubigny.
		
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			Alec, this is a very famous dog,
that people will usually that's
		
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			what they're given when they say I
don't know where where's the
		
00:37:06 --> 00:37:10
			software, this companionship and
this mentor and the chef and these
		
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			things we're talking about? Wake
up at night, as the chef is saying
		
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			here and say, yeah, a lot of
modeling element modeling Yannick
		
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			please leave me to the one who
will leave me to you.
		
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			Let me eat of your food, and let
me drink of your drink. And Northy
		
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			I have my newness with the light
of your newness, and inform me
		
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			through what it sees by direct
observation, not through hearsay.
		
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			Right? And here is a subtle
indication of the difference
		
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			between toxic lead and Shahada.
Right, and here, we're not talking
		
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			about FIP. So you can be a mortal
need, right? You can be someone
		
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			who follows authoritative
scholarship in acts of worship and
		
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			have them afloat, this is
something you have to do unless
		
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			you are pushed ahead mukluks
unless you are able to do that on
		
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			your own, which are very, very,
very few people, historically
		
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			speaking, not just today have been
able to do. But here he's talking
		
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			about lead when he had, or at
least in matters of staining or
		
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			having more certainty about the
last panel. So we shouldn't just
		
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			be in matters of Amen, we
shouldn't be more candid, we
		
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			should actually be pushed ahead
and pushed ahead in this sense
		
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			means that I am establishing those
convictions in my heart and I'm
		
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			seeking them out for myself and
not just hearsay, not just what
		
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			other people have to say. But I
want to seek them out myself by
		
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			learning right which is discursive
knowledge and also by spiritual
		
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			practice and contemplation and
wait for wayfaring and then that
		
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			will lead me to zolty knowledge,
right that will lead me to the
		
00:38:42 --> 00:38:44
			knowledge that can only be
		
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			found by practice and by
contemplation and by seeking
		
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			newness to Allah subhanaw taala
and then Allah smart Allah may put
		
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			in your heart, you know this
element were heavy, right? This is
		
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			knowledge that Allah subhanaw
taala gifts directly to your heart
		
00:39:04 --> 00:39:07
			or sometimes referred to as
invalid only right coming straight
		
00:39:07 --> 00:39:11
			from Allah then straight to you.
And that transmission is sometimes
		
00:39:11 --> 00:39:16
			called in hand inspiration for the
incentive model hub is the one who
		
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			is inspired to Allah inspires them
and puts those meanings directly
		
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			in their heart. And even the words
that they say that they may be
		
00:39:23 --> 00:39:28
			pronouncing to others also, could
be one could be inspired, coming
		
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			from directly from Allah subhanaw
taala. So direct observation,
		
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			Jonnie shahada,
		
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			right, why in? Right, so seeing or
tasting or all similar things, but
		
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			it's all seeing and tasting of the
heart, not of anything else.
		
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			So
		
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			I just want to show you at the
end, we'll stop the lecture at the
		
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			end. What the chef how he used to
do his Magennis what
		
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			comes at the end page and the page
172.
		
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			He said the share of the alarm
used to say at the beginning of
		
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			every session measures
		
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			of hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen.
You repeat these words three times
		
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			from today Oh, but I mean, me,
pausing for a moment of silence
		
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			after each repetition. Then he
would say to match a number of his
		
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			creatures the weight of his
throne, his own good pleasure and
		
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			scope of his words. You know,
either the Husky was honest, he
		
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			wasn't watching when we did the
kinematic
		
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			the Knower of the unseen and the
visible. It was languishing
		
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			the merciful compassionate Rahim
and medical produce and as he is
		
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			at Hakeem, and then I bear witness
that there is none worthy of
		
00:40:45 --> 00:40:50
			worship except Allah or shadow
into Allah. Wash wa devilishly
		
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			Cara. The whole koala hunt. You're
here you meet. Hi, Liam root. You
		
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			see, once a smooth transmission of
that via the hillside in his hand
		
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			is all good.
		
00:41:03 --> 00:41:07
			Or coalition materials power all
things and then he bears witness
		
00:41:07 --> 00:41:11
			that shadow under Muhammad Abdul
Rasool Willington his guidance and
		
00:41:11 --> 00:41:16
			origin of truth. So Buddha would
even help you a little idea
		
00:41:16 --> 00:41:19
			equally he already has a bushy
going okay, okay if you rule that
		
00:41:19 --> 00:41:23
			verse from the Quran, and then he
would say oh Allah bless Hubbard
		
00:41:23 --> 00:41:25
			in the family of Mohammed sorry,
send them and protect the
		
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			environment community, the Ummah
and the shepherd and the flock of
		
00:41:28 --> 00:41:32
			Ramana I reconcile their hearts
and good deeds ward off the evil
		
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			that one may do to another, all
your other know of our secret
		
00:41:35 --> 00:41:39
			souls so lucky. So correct me on
and over deeds fulfills me and and
		
00:41:39 --> 00:41:42
			all of our sins so forgive them.
You are there all of our faults,
		
00:41:42 --> 00:41:46
			so conceal them do not see us
where you have forbidden us to be,
		
00:41:47 --> 00:41:50
			and do not fail to find us where
you have commanded us to be. Let
		
00:41:50 --> 00:41:53
			us not forget your remembrance,
let us start to feel safe from
		
00:41:53 --> 00:41:58
			your cunning Wiles and the MCRA
Allah and let us not have no need
		
00:41:58 --> 00:42:01
			of any but you do not include us
among the heedless was random and
		
00:42:01 --> 00:42:05
			unlawfully Oh ALLAH inspire us and
him now with our right guidance
		
00:42:05 --> 00:42:09
			and grant us refuge from the evil
of ourselves. Make us preoccupied
		
00:42:09 --> 00:42:12
			with you to the exclusion everyone
apart from you separate us from
		
00:42:12 --> 00:42:15
			every separation that separates us
from you inspire us to remember
		
00:42:15 --> 00:42:18
			you to be grateful to you and to
worship you well, then he would
		
00:42:18 --> 00:42:21
			turn to his right and say there is
none worthy of worship except the
		
00:42:21 --> 00:42:26
			law whatever wills Masha Allah,
the Halloween a holiday level
		
00:42:26 --> 00:42:28
			there are the then you would say
the same thing facing from this
		
00:42:28 --> 00:42:32
			front. They would say, do not
publish our reports and not rent
		
00:42:32 --> 00:42:36
			our veils do not chastise us for
the evil of our deeds, do not
		
00:42:36 --> 00:42:41
			revive us unawares it did not take
us by surprise. And then you're
		
00:42:41 --> 00:42:45
			asides from South Dakota. And then
he will start speaking about
		
00:42:45 --> 00:42:49
			whatever revelations of the unseen
a law might cause his tongue to
		
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			utter utter gift to Hawaii our
Saturday Sunday without notes or
		
00:42:54 --> 00:42:58
			prepare text so that gives us the
impression that he didn't have any
		
00:42:58 --> 00:43:01
			books in front of him or notes to
prepare to text us. This was all
		
00:43:01 --> 00:43:06
			coming from Yanni as he calls it
perfect. Hello, Veni, Wilfredo
		
00:43:06 --> 00:43:11
			Rockman. So sublime revelation and
divine openings.
		
00:43:12 --> 00:43:15
			In a few sessions, you will have
memorized the saying, How about
		
00:43:15 --> 00:43:17
			attributes of the messenger bots
are some of them are one of the
		
00:43:17 --> 00:43:20
			many wire statements that were
tuned for the words of the haka
		
00:43:20 --> 00:43:22
			map. So then he'll begin by
mentioning this to invoke its
		
00:43:22 --> 00:43:26
			blessing and start on basing his
talk about it. And that's exactly
		
00:43:26 --> 00:43:28
			what we've been seeing so far. So
usually starts out with a hadith
		
00:43:29 --> 00:43:33
			or some type of Hickman or hookah
mat from from the sages and then
		
00:43:33 --> 00:43:36
			he would go well then if that
Allah would hold up, I didn't say
		
00:43:36 --> 00:43:41
			any what Allah gives him. Fattah
gives him opening to say, after
		
00:43:41 --> 00:43:45
			that, So may Allah bless Sudan for
further Gilani and make any
		
00:43:45 --> 00:43:48
			benefit that we're deriving from
reading His words that was we've
		
00:43:48 --> 00:43:52
			been for the past few weeks, if
you miss out Hassan he and his
		
00:43:52 --> 00:43:56
			scale of good deeds, and then the
good deeds of all wills from His
		
00:43:56 --> 00:44:01
			family and from his progeny, and
may be of the greatest benefit to
		
00:44:01 --> 00:44:04
			us in sha Allah and in our reason,
it has an economic scale of good
		
00:44:04 --> 00:44:05
			deeds.
		
00:44:06 --> 00:44:09
			So we'll stop here, shall I
pologize one over time a little
		
00:44:09 --> 00:44:09
			bit.