Walead Mosaad – AlFath alRabbani of Shaykh Abd alQadir alJilani Class 31

Walead Mosaad
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The transcript describes the meaning of "has been" in Arabic and how it can be used to describe actions or events. It uses various examples and references to describe actions or events. The speakers discuss the importance of forgiveness and the importance of not rushing. The transcript also touches on the topic of deeds and emotions, including the concept of loss of control and the importance of praying for Azure. The speakers emphasize the need for practical action and guidance in protecting oneself and art.
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Smith out of 100 I mean, a lot more suddenly we're sending more

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Varrick as a union and Mohammed in a video of me while early he was

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however he was already he was already at

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Manchester monitor behind you your standard is similar to your

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tobacco machine.

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But I can't imagine my thought do you work in a hurry her low using

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on her electronic format. So Hamdulillah I think all of us now

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have began entered into the blessings month of Ramadan. May

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Allah subhanaw taala make it a source of

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fulfillment and raising of degrees and explanation of sins, and

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emancipation from the hellfire and takom closeness and modify and

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modify knowledge and raising in our knowledge of Allah subhanaw

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taala.

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So, we're reading as you know, from a federal Rabbani with many,

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a set of 62 discourses, the sublime revelation, and the divine

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merciful outpourings. Obviously, with Michelle

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Moore, he dean of the clergy, Lani law, the law, Idaho, and these

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were sort of discourses recorded by his students, over a period of

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two years in Medina to set up the city of peace, otherwise known as

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data that in the years 545 and 546, of the Hijra. And as we've

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said before, he was doing this over a couple of decades, not just

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two years, but what has reached us and what was the one, what was

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documented by his students are these particular 62 that we see

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here. And it was said that 10s of 1000s of people would attend these

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metallicities discourses and there will be 400 scribes who would fill

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their inkwells with ink, to write down everything that he said. And

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as you can see,

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the chef his style, his discourse is rather straightforward.

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rather simple he does you make use of some metaphor and things like

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that. He doesn't really quote poetry that we can see other

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authors have done that. But you get the sense the feeling that

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there was what they say, simply ledger, there was a set of there's

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a sincerity, in the manner that he was speaking and so something that

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leaves the heart from one heart then finds its way to another

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heart as acknowledged.

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I heard it I thought in a secondary says in one of the

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hiccup, my guess was the winner of yesterday that caught that which

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leaves the heart to find its way to other hearts, and that which

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merely said on the tongue later, Joseph as then message me and he

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said it shouted at them and that which is merely said on the tongue

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just words,

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then they do not go past the ears. No, it's not. It's not

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penetrative. Doesn't. Listen, the ha ha. Right, that doesn't find

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its way. So we ask the last one, I think if all of us simply said

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most of the ledger, that we have pure intentions and pure hearts

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and then in sha Allah our tongue has done what we say what we speak

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will reflect in

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the Senate or the sincerity that we strive to have in our hearts.

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So we reached the 34th

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Discord discourse so we ran up from to last time and I think we

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might be the same this time because some of these are kind of

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short coming up, but some are longer. So

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let's just go and see.

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So here it doesn't say exactly

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when this was said or what date he just said, Well, hello theological

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radicalism. So there was some discussion and then he says, and

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comb Shahan will desu where a journal writing and

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the hub winner will have one then he would have involved the

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learning as a generality we were Hebrew winner who didn't follow

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even Misaki and move on. You're calling him Kelowna tuna Island

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Medina and algae Xenon for hormone mono clam Luca dunya for Knowmia

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without whether you're he won't call new she Runa Bill module were

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totally ruined and love good yeah who don't have any other happy as

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well John? laminating Hulk IQ disable your well yeah him then

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hopefully with disable Full Movie him level you're gonna lie as

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Roger learned how a broad enough see the little handy bassinet.

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So look at that first part.

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He said the people of the Lord hear and poem and this is just I

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don't know if we talked about this before but the word alone when we

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see this word really literally means the group

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For the folk or the,

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the people

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what he's talking about here is very specifically an old Yanni

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Adela. And we say Allah, the Federal aquifer, we say the people

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of Allah in a optimistic sense, at the end of the day,

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we don't know what's in people's hearts that Mizuki Allah I had,

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right? So to say that this person is

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from the people of Ghana, or this person, and in the day or this

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person is that if we do say something like this, and we have

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to have proper of an advocate, we mean it in a sense, the federal

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and we're optimistic or as a DUA, or as a

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supplication that you know, or we qualify it either by qualifying

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with a qualifying phrase or in our intention. So NASA who has a right

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we say, see that with others you then will be alarmed when they

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love you please with him. So even when we say oh the Allahu Allah

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Rahim Allah Allah. So that sounds like I'm designating that Allah

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already had mercy upon him or her, Allah is already pleased with him.

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But in actuality, it's a supplication. And so to our so

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when I say who then this person, Allah has had mercy on him. That's

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how it sounds in Arabic, literally, but it has the meaning

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of May Allah have mercy on him. And this is a rhetorical device

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that you find in Arabic where it says they call it

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wild.

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In Shafi mode on hover, so in chat means you're asking for something

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or you're questioning something you're not telling, stating

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something. It's not a statement. So I'm not making a statement when

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I say shall apology then another line, I am making a supplication

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or an essay full name, Rahim Allah, or

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word that I have, I love my father, may Allah have peace of

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mind. So it's not a statement, but it's a supplication. So then the

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element would radiate. What is actually the pupae someone's

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status with Allah subhanaw taala nobody knows except Allah spiraled

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out, not even saw having McCall not even the person themselves can

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say with a certainty

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I am this you know I have this particular place with God or this

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particularly McCollum with the last guy that they said that

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color, right? Not with in a sort of sense of certainty. That's why

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many of the theologians they said it's okay to say something like an

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eye movement in sha Allah, right? I am a believer in sha Allah. In

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other words, my sytem the way I'm going to end up the way I'm going

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to pass away in sha Allah, I hope Allah smart Allah gives me

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a death and I am in a state of Islam, I die as a muslim, not a

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Christian, anything that I say the shahada before I pass away, this

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is our hope. And this is our supplication. So when he says and

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poem, he means specifically the ones who delved into the sciences

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of Teskey, the the sciences, or the disciplines, the spiritual

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disciplines of spiritual purification. So they'll say like

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alcohol and kalakuta, will call on the books of the, of the home. So

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usually, it's referring to in a more specific sense, people who

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studied the soul or wrote about it or practice date or taught it or

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somehow were involved in it.

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Or it doesn't necessarily mean them as a group of scholars

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specifically, but it could also mean people who look towards the

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issues of the heart and understood that the outward acts were a means

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by which to purify the inward so when he says a poem shuffle the

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whole battle, right the the people or the people of God of the Lord.

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They were busy with on the busy of spending freely, and making life

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easier for their fellow creatures, as professional robbers and

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givers. So this is a metaphor that the chef is using.

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Now have one and a half is the one who's you know, takes robbing

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things from people as a profession, and givers, right,

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when what happened and what happens when Putin really gives.

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They plunder the grace and mercy of Allah subhanaw taala and give

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it to the poor and the needy who are in straighten circumstances.

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They settle the debts of debtors who are unable to pay what they

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owe. They are the kings but not the kings of this world because

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the latter Rob, and do not give

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the Lord's people make the most of what is available and wait for

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what is lacking. They take from the hand of the Lord of truth may

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not help us origin, not from the hands of creatures. What they

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acquire with their physical bodies is for other creatures and what

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they acquire with their hearts is their own. They spend for the sake

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of Allah subhanaw taala not to satisfy desires of interest, and

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not to gain praise and acclaim. So what does it mean to take from the

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hand of God to take from Allah subhanaw taala

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Is that like a literal thing? No, it's not a literal thing,

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obviously, because Allah subhanaw taala we say hello, I'm gonna say

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cool image because he is, he transcends, and he does not

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resemble his, his creation in any way whatsoever. So, it means that

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you see the one giving you is a last final data. So, you may still

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get a salary from your job and you may still collect rent from the

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properties that you

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sell or properties that you rent out. You may still

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collect a pension. But the idea is to see that the one who is

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actually giving you is a loss. So that's what they mean by Jani, you

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see the one giving the invitee or loss final data. So one of the

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names of Allah subhanaw taala or one Mati, the one who gives and so

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no other beings no other creatures can participate with Allah

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subhanaw taala in any of its attributes, that is a standard

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fundamental basic issue of of creed of our leader. So if we say

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hola, hola, hola and Mati that means la mattina layerable. There

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is no one else who actually gives, except for Allah subhanaw taala.

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So that means I see anything that comes my way that Allah Subhana

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Allah is the One giving me right and also, he is the one who takes

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away. So just like one more to also club it, he is one who takes

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or grabs from, from the hug. So in actuality, the giving and the

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receiving, I see it from a loss penalty. And so if a loss one is

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the true Mati, he is the one giving, then he is giving you not

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as you write them out, because you're entitled to it, not because

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you deserve it, and even not because you asked for it, but out

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of his fault, right out of his favor upon you, that was not

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precipitated or preceded by anything that you did in order to

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receive it. So we never look at our deeds that was like, oh, Allah

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gave this this to me, because I did all this for him.

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You do it for him, but actually you doing it for yourself. Right?

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Because that's what I lost, my dad asked me to do. That's what he

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asked you to fulfill, to, to practice your deen. And

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ultimately, that is going to be the best thing for you. And Allah

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subhanaw taala also gave you responsibilities. If he made you a

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person of

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receiving things and ease in your life. And there are others around

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you who don't have such ease in your life in their lives. Like he

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mentioned here straightened circumstances. And we keep we see

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the chef he said this many, many times before, you know, and to

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where see and feel far more settled for a lot means that you

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will obey Him and it makes their hearts light and enter, bring

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happiness to them, help them. So we don't see in our Islamic ethos.

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We don't see people as

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people who, whatever circumstances they find themselves in something

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that they brought upon themselves that they're, they are recipients

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because they were negligent in something. So if someone is in a

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difficult circumstance, we don't look at them, and say, well, if

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they worked harder if they weren't as lazy, or if they studied

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harder, or if they did this, then they wouldn't find themselves in

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the circumstance that they find themselves in. Right? Let the they

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say, don't look at people the thought I will is zero. There are

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certain things that are prohibited to look at both physical and that

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we know about. So another either our art. So looking at things that

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are the nakedness of people that you're not allowed to look at.

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Those are things we should refrain from looking at by our physical

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eyes. Because by refraining from looking at things by physical

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eyes, we protect our hearts so that way, once an image gets into

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your head about something that you look you looked at that you

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shouldn't have looked at, it's hard to get out of the one the

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image and it will leave some sort of semi permanent mark on you. And

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he this we know about digital we've experienced it will leave us

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about semi permanent, I say semi permanent, because in sha Allah

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won't be forever. But some of the the ODM they used to say, you

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know, I looked at such a thing why didn't was supposed to do this

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thing. And then I couldn't find my heart for like six months, you

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know, it set me back in terms of my relationship with the last

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panel data and it did some damage to the relationship. So just like

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you can do damage to a human relationship, right? If you have a

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friend or a spouse and you get in a spat

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and you know, they say some things that you regret, and then you walk

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away from each other and kind of Yeah, and you might sort of try to

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work around it, but sometimes that damage can last a while even

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though

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When you try to, you know, mend fences and so forth.

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Similarly with Allah subhanaw taala, you can damage your

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relationship with Allah subhanaw taala. And sometimes it could be

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as subtle as we're moving something that you took for

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granted for a long time, like

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the ease of waking up for salted treasure, for example waking up

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fairly easily to pray, or when you hear the event, or we know that

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prayer time comes in, you know, you feel like this now that you

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feel this inspiration to go and pray right away. And then

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that document will follow that. Maybe you slipped here and there,

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you did some things, you made a conscious decision to do things

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that you weren't supposed to do. And then you find it's difficult

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to, or more difficult, not as easy, let's say, as to get up for

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praying for Azure prayer. Or when you hear that, then you don't get

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out right away, you kind of you, you're a little bit hesitant and

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you're looking at Oh, wait, I'm watching my TV program, or let me

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just enter the email and then just do this. Whereas previously, you

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felt like no, I have to drop everything. And this is the most

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important thing. And that's that's an AMA, right? So that's something

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that you did, but it's something Allah gave you. And sometimes he

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shows you and takes these things away. While you're called the

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radicalism, right, sometimes he will put you in a position where

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you commit a sin. But what you do next is the important part. So if

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you slipped in, you made a mistake. You can say, okay, you

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know, it's all lost, it's gone. You can have a loss of hope.

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Right? And if not, like secondary says, if you lose hope and allow

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after that, then that's a sign of an antimatter. And that's a sign

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you're dependent upon your deeds, when you should be dependent upon

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Allah's mercy. So look to Allah's mercy, look to Allah's

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forgiveness, and then take this with him as a sign, perhaps now

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you will stop taking those things for granted. And realize what a

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blessing that they were to begin with, and that they were not a

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result of anything that you specifically did to deserve them.

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But Allah smart Allah, you have to also be operating when you share a

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lot of our specifies his mama, and Gibbs and will raise you and will

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expect your sins out of his immense and infinite mercy not

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have anything that you did. So

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como ella, they realize this. And so now HUBZone means they're

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looking for any mercy from Allah subhanaw taala. And as soon as

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they get it, they want to show gratitude, and chakra to Allah

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subhanaw taala. So if it's something that is of material that

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is the least precious in their eyes, so they're ready to part

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with it. So if they see someone who's in debt, if they see someone

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who's

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having financial difficulties if they see someone who's in need,

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USC right now, because he thinks he's better than them, we'll have

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a lot of delay him. Don't ever think that I don't think you're

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the one who's doing them a favor. This idea of thinking I did this

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person a favor. This is called an men or an empty net. When men no

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delay he was the only one who does favors for anybody really, is

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Allah. Right? When we say someone did you a favor, it means they did

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it and not because you, you know, deserved it, but they're doing

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your favor, you know, just out of the goodness of their hearts. So

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Allah subhanaw taala is infinite in an immense in that sense. So

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even Quran tells us letter to yourself, it can be in many ways

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other Do not ruin your support, right. And so the path here can

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mean financial things that you actually give. And it could also

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mean favors you've done for people, time that you've given

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them attention that you've given them. You've taught them, you've

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given them a ride to the hospital, whatever it is that you consider

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to be a subtle thought. Something that you do out of the goodness of

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your heart. Don't ruin it that too, but you don't corrupt it

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actually it says don't invalidate it. Like it didn't happen at all,

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then many will adapt. Right? And then men means I expect some show

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of gratitude from the one that I showed my favor upon. That's only

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a divine right? That's from Allah subhanaw taala and not from human

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beings wanted another. So don't ruin yourself apart. Don't ruin it

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by expecting them not even to return the favor, but maybe you

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expect them to be grateful in their hearts. Maybe you don't want

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anything for them to return. What you expect from them some

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gratitude. They said that how do you know if you're in that

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position or not? Because the nest is tricky. Your ego is going to

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trick you it's gonna make you think no, no, you want a favor

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from them for a lot, so forth. They said

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if you have two people, one of them that you did a favor for and

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one that you did not. And both of them

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they kind of don't show you the esteem or the difference that you

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would expect. Maybe because they're younger than you, or

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whatever it might be. If you are more upset with the one who you

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show the favor to, then that's an indication you have this men in

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your heart, men, that means that you expect you expect you accept

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or work accepting, expecting some gratitude to be shown your way

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from your part. So truly, if you're doing for Lasala, don't

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expect anything, right. And I'm going to select your file, which

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is going to come I think later, either as other deliver playable

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when I was starting to fall in the 35th. measure this, he talks about

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a little bit.

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The good word is raised to Allah subhanaw taala. Right. Y'all saw

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it rises, the good word rises. In other words, it has an ascendancy

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in doing the NFL, well, I'm a little saw that we have out and

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the good deeds, Allah raises them. And one of the means or one of the

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signs of the love raising them. And there is acceptance for the

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deeds that you did is Luciana Muhammad, right? Is that you

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forget about it. So it means Oh, I did this person is here and that

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you don't even remember. So your interaction with them is not based

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upon Oh, I did this guy favor. So I'm waiting for some deference,

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and some,

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you know, to give me some,

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you know, sort of thank you or send me a bouquet of flowers or

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whatever it is that people have an expectation of nothing like that,

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because you're not even thinking about whether he's going to say

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thank you or not. What are you thinking about? You think about

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Allah subhanaw taala? So intelligible Belaire right. That's

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what he says here in the beginning about oh,

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seven, we've been through Asia to Rawhide, and you're just thinking

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about helping and giving not what what you can get in return. So

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the people of Allah subhanaw taala, this is their ethos. This

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is how they live. And they see that everyone has their

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circumstances that Allah gave them. And if you find yourself, as

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we've said a couple of times before that people in need coming

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to you, or not even coming to you, right, because some of them now,

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yes, luminescent halfa some of them don't even ask and they don't

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even show their hand. But you find that you're in a position to help.

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Well, Allah placed you in that position. Like we said in the last

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session, if Allah wants you for something you hate, okay? Right,

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he prepares you, he puts you in a place. So this here is a sign of

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an area. It's a sign that a lot of our data is preparing for

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something special. The last month how to prepare the prophets, our

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service something special.

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I'm imposing the Euro of sadness, as is common referred to in the

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Sierra when he lost both his uncle and then his wife, just days

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later. These are the law on that. And then a few months later, after

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that, the province I sent him was prepared for the greatest night of

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any human beings life ever in this dunya. Ladies and so why marriage

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so the light of the night of the night travel from Mecca to

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Jerusalem at the office, and then the raising the prophesy send him

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to the highest of the heavens, on December 20, they had to replace

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even Gibreel. And he suddenly said, I can go no further. If I go

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any further laughter rock. If I go any further, I would have been

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burned to a crisp. But yet, here is the province vice LM who

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ostensibly is a human being and made of clay. And Gibreel is made

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of light and he couldn't go that far. But the nor the Prophet saw

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the light of prophethood is even stronger light. And last month

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have prepared him put him in a prepared state, so that he can do

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that. So sometimes the lesson for us in this is we think we there's

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no way I can get through this.

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This trial and tribulation, this thing I can't see myself getting

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through that but Allah will prepare you to get through it. If

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you're meant to get through you will get through and also have an

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opportunity position in sha Allah wa to be able to make it through.

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So

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may Allah give us that in sha Allah to make us the people of

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preparedness and the standard? Right and metadata fatherly

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started. So how much Allah subhanaw taala is going to give

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you in terms of bounties and favors is how ready are you for

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it? And how do you make yourself ready? Avail yourself of it,

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fulfill the commands and avoid the prohibitions, right? Don't worry

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about which McCollum and had and, you know where are you in the

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celestial realm and all of this all of that is not really our

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concern. We believe it exists, and it's there. And yes, if you make

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Mujahideen when the teenager has Rufina then I had the inevitable

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other people who give Mujahideen who strive and struggle, yes, this

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will be the outcome, but the result the outcome can be in this

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dunya or can be in the next life. Some of them they said that Allah

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subhanaw taala may give people and this happened

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As I think quite often, more than we realize, he gives them their

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Wilaya. Right before they die, or right at the point of death, you

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know, year over, right, he prepares them for that maybe they

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didn't see that, or maybe they didn't have. And we'll see a lot

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of it in this life. But as they get closer Allah subhanaw taala

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wants them to be of that Muhammad in the next life. And so he gives

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it to them maybe via sickness, maybe via trial, maybe via

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tribulation,

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a number of things, and Allah subhanaw taala then

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gives them that thing that they were searching for that thing that

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they were making Mujahid before this ultimate knowledge of Allah

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Spinalonga either in the days or the moments before they actually

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go meet God almost. And for others before that, and for others, they

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may enjoy something of that what we call gender 10 Marika or gender

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10 Mahadev. So there's gender to name, there's the agenda of

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genetic argument agenda of paradise, the afterlife. And then

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there's the agenda to marriage, the agenda of this life, which is

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to know Allah subhanaw taala, right to have more shahada to

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worship with SN tab of luck and the catalog, to worship him as if

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you see him to have a riddle with copper, to be contented with the

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Divine Decree. And then in that sense, you are you are contented

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with Allah. So, yes, Inshallah, that will be the outcome, but you

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don't know what, you don't know how. So don't necessarily live and

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wait in anticipation for that. Because they say that's a veil. If

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you keep seeing yourself, when is my opening going to come? When are

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things going to like make sense to me, and I'm going to have this

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opening, and I'll feel contented and okay with who I am.

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That's a that's a veil that that type of thinking, as long as you

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are contented with who you are, then you're stalled.

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But if you're not contented, and you feel like there's more to

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know, and there's more to do, then you're moving. Right? ministerial

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mellophone. Moon, as the pilots are seldom said, the one who's two

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days are the same, then he's been cheated, right? If you think

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yesterday is the same as today, and then tomorrow is gonna be the

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same. And you're kind of like a study. No, there's no study level,

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either going up or going down. Either you are increasing in your

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days, or you are decreasing, because by staying what you think,

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is staying steady, it's actually a decrease, we want to increase want

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to grow closer to Allah subhanaw taala. Many of them said, there's

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no back in the day that I don't get closer to a loss. But I don't,

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you know, something new becomes apparent to me or available to me

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and I learned something new. There's not a lot of buttock and

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that type of thing. So they're looking for the blessing. That's

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why they emphasize the spiritual routines and when one wakes up in

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the morning, to head to wobbu, to be in a state of war to pray the

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pleasure to do this the character of God, to up until sunrise. To

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have this time it unlocked, you know, to keep oneself busy, so

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that we're busy with good so that you don't become busy with evil.

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And this is one of the things that MEMA Shafi said he said I spend

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time with the Sufis and I learned two things. He said the one thing

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that they say and what took us safe that time is like a sword. So

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either you cut with it or katsu. So if your time just kind of

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haphazard and you don't

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structure your time in a positive way, then it will cut you right it

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will it will it will

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debilitate you or eventually destroy you if you don't structure

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your time in a positive way. And the other word that he learned

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another saying that he said is nasaka Ilam there's gonna have

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been Hi Charlotte Bishop, your neffs if you don't keep it busy

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with good, then it will be cute keep you busy with evil. So both

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of them have something to do with how we spend our time our most

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basic resource, right our basic capital is time how do we spend

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our time so

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let's go on

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and read the last section of this discourse

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he says you have to learn the studying and if you're not Yuka

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indica will do when he started. He was interested later we will not

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hold him till he died to what he made with the indica marathon to

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hurt whether the health of suburbia

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the full animal 79 England or the met with a dairy for a llama

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matter if you have the Dawa, ma'am estoppel her inimitable Yun also

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hurtled our worker leaving me with him anyway as long as he was

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somebody a little while later the lawyer will attach that I will

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attach school ID and hug and the arm okay for to Derek also. And

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this is the one for me okay for the diaphragm. To meet our

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caregiver bill a lawyer has ordered why they can be

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he'd with a lady.

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So I will do one con.

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Well thought loop harder from calling Murali commitment Kasara

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when Jabra Wahaca omega, I like Kobe hoys enough SICA either and

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tolsma in our Tariff of the house or jolla for even if definitely

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like,

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is the fact that they can be generative or Adi, modes of better

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who for dunya and akhira are they can we talk about the GDD with the

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phone with the MNC Well, or they could have been matched with other

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than the test to SAP between of sacrificing in laughing Alemany

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when the wife and now our aesthetic if you

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get rejected by NSL an ephah humming cumin Kenema who is loss

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not autoimmune attack was rotten you know somebody was shot in the

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Iraq boom, my family's.

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So he says Page 212 For those who are

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following along or young men do not ignore mean follow your own

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subjective thinking because you go astray. Anyone who tries to get by

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with his subjective ideas alone will go straight on and fall zanla

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and slip zanla when you rely entirely on your own thinking you

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are deprived of guidance and protection, because you do not

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look for them, and do not see the reason for them. You say I can

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manage without the knowledge of the scholars of the art of it. You

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they claim to or in or knowledge where so where's the practice that

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I'm in? What is the effect of this claim? What is his corroboration?

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The validity of your claim to knowledge will be demonstrated

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only by practical action. Sincerity is laws.

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And patients suffered in the face of adversity. And by natural being

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changeable, not getting worried and not complaining to other

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creatures. You are blind. So how can you claim to be perceptive,

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your intelligence is defective. So how can you claim to understand,

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give up your false pretension and repent to Allah Spano Tata, he is

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the one you need to the exclusion of any other you must turn away

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from everything and seek the creator of everything. Do not

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concern yourself with those who can be broken and restored,

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destroyed and control attend to the private business of your own

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self. And this is part of a hadith it can replace Nasik until it is

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tamed and really knows its lord, then you may pay attention to

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others. So let's just look at that part.

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So this at the federal road, or in fraud, or stigma, but Rocky, as he

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calls it, so to see yourself as self sufficient, and not in need,

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and making your own decisions. And generally this is what gets people

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into a lot of trouble.

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Even the Prophet SAW Selim was told by Allah subhanaw taala, to

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seek counsel,

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he was told by the last one to seek counsel from the Sahaba who

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share were harmful on Fifth as empathic and Allah Allah, share

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with them, seek counsel from them, fayda Assumpta. Right, if you are

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now resolved to a certain course of action, then the work of Allah

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Allah, right for token Allah, then you have reliance upon Allah

00:33:09 --> 00:33:13

subhanaw taala. But to reach the decision, right, you know, how

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people reach the decisions that they do, is, I think, a lost

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science or lost art.

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Our culture has conditioned us to think this whole idea of, you

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know, pull yourself up by the bootstraps, and you know, you're

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going to make it on your own. And,

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you know, it's, you're the hero of your own story. And, you know,

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even in popular culture, always in the movies, you see, you know, the

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hero is the one that doesn't need anybody and leaves everybody

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behind. And, you know, MCS is able to figure it out on their own,

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without anybody's help for the most part, and that sort of thing.

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And that's actually quite a dangerous way to go about doing

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things because we need other people and we need people who are

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wiser than us. And we need people who are sick of God commands us

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first degree Incoterm, that Allah will seek the people of

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remembrance, and well, it's those who are constant, in the

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remembrance of God and in their knowledge of Allah enquanto

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Natalia moon, if you don't know, then you should ask them.

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And so there's no weakness. It's not a sign of weakness to ask

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others if you don't know it's actually a sign of strength, and a

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sign of confidence in your own self that you're willing to take

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the advice and willing to take the counsel of others. And in this

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sense, we can reconcile some of the

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let's say the currents within the Islamic tradition or the deen that

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talk about on the one hand dunya is dangerous stay away from it.

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The Hadith of the Prophet SAW accident that he he alluded to are

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they can be hoisted Nasik you know, if you see people are going

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astray, and the robots are talking that people don't know anything.

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Then I make a voice agnostic stay to yourself and

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That's the kind of moral hammer, you know, don't don't dress people

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in that hammer in the general sense, stay close to yourself and

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protect yourself and that sort of thing.

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So that's one kind of current with within the Islamic or the

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Prophetic teachings that we find. And then we find another current

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that tells us to, to give and to, to protect others, and to strive

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and to National Academy to Dawa and to speak, the truth had done

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the Sultan injure, even if it's a corrupt power before you to help

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people to help the orphans. So they seem

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contradictory. But they're not contradictory. One way, I think,

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looking at the six words, and we can reconcile them is, it depends

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on upon where you are inside. So when you when you engage with

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others, and when you engage with outside world, you want to be

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sincere about it. And if you are not quite ready at that level, to

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be sincere about it, and you need some spiritual purification to

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happen first, then maybe it can be hoisted enough sick, maybe then a

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strategic retreat is the best way to say it. So when we talk about

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attic F, in Ramadan, for example, spending the last 10 days and 10

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nights or how many number of days or nights in domestic just for

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prayer and reflection and thicker, and also, we talk about Osella.

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Right? Isolation for a period of time, let's call them strategic

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retreats. And that's supposed to be the permanent way that we live,

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but their strategic, so not that we can avoid people. But we want

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people to avoid us because we're not ready in a state to tolerate

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and to be compassionate and to be merciful.

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If you look at the people of CNN, if you look at the people that you

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consider to be sitting with an eye that I'm better than them, then

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you're not ready for that yet. If you feel that you're better than

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people because of where you're at, then you haven't tasted that call.

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We haven't tasted the, the station of,

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of what he's talking about Muhammad poem of nada, if you see

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yourself as better because of some particular act that they did, or

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some expectation that you have, but when you see them making

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mistakes, and singing, and you look at them with compassion, with

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mercy, what we call it a shock, or a hammer, you feel driven that you

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want to help them and pull them and take them by the hand and

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bring them out of that situation. Then Allah subhanaw taala has, he

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has turned your heart and maybe now you're ready to engage with

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them in the right way. But if your idea of Dawa is fire and brimstone

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and to yell at them, and to you know, have this anger in your

00:37:51 --> 00:37:55

words, because you're angry with them, because of what they their

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acts that they did we don't we don't despise the left we don't

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despise the human beings themselves their essences we've

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made despise what they do. And we see that their internal battle

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between their neffs and their Shavon and their howa and their

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Caprice you know the husband is running us the good opinion us is

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to say that got the better of them. Vulnerable who shaitan

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right, his shaytaan got the better of him this time around, but still

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to see them as redeemable right, not beyond redemption.

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This was the message that ALLAH SubhanA gave to Moses and Aaron to

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Musa and Harun. He said go to Freetown for it now tava he admits

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STAR home Anatolian right he comes to the Lord and the garden other

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than what's wrong data. But he said is happy that you're out in

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the House have a hula hoop oh the Lena? Lila we have the record or

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we say cool. Oh and Lena say gentle, easy words perhaps? Yes,

00:38:57 --> 00:39:00

as a car, maybe he'll remember maybe it will stir something

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inside him Oh Yaksha they'll find Hashem will find God. Of course

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Allah smart, Allah knows it's not going to happen. But nevertheless,

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the methodology of the Tao is such that this is how we approach

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people, at least initially, we give them a chance. Right? And we

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have to be able to tolerate much from them. If you're not ready to

00:39:19 --> 00:39:25

tolerate hurt, and sharp words and criticism, and things like that

00:39:25 --> 00:39:30

you don't have the skin for the game, to use a an expression in

00:39:30 --> 00:39:33

it, then don't be in the game. Then be a habit.

00:39:34 --> 00:39:39

Worship in your house, read Quran, make music and so forth. But if

00:39:39 --> 00:39:41

your idea of Tao if that's what you're going to do is going to be

00:39:41 --> 00:39:47

about, you know, pointing your finger at people and designating

00:39:47 --> 00:39:50

them to search in spots in * and, and things like that and

00:39:50 --> 00:39:53

judging them then you're not cut off for that. That's at least

00:39:53 --> 00:39:55

you're not cut off for the methodology of

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it's called these people I had in there and I see the Apple

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Balaji Leonie is

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is telling us so

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that's why he said Seek the companionship of Allah and the

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dunya and akhira Annika be taka with as you lead with the firewood

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and then see where right taqwa and teach you eat strip yourself of

00:40:17 --> 00:40:20

all other connections in from your heart detach yourself from that

00:40:20 --> 00:40:25

the phone would be strong by yourself are naked in Mahi Abedin

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right then McAfee well is that this is another thing term that

00:40:29 --> 00:40:34

you find a like McAfee or ratio and and confirmation so see

00:40:34 --> 00:40:37

yourself in the room of a ratio until the law confirms you. You

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don't confirm yourself that because you said that the other

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session the levels have been Africa and I've told you in a

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second. Don't put yourself out there by any kind of unilateral

00:40:46 --> 00:40:49

way and you think is the right thing to do. Let Allah be the one

00:40:49 --> 00:40:51

who has the authority deck but Allah Saltire would be the one

00:40:51 --> 00:40:54

take you under his wing as it were, and he will put you there.

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You will only thing that you have is that he says Phil or wherever

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whenever he

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Oh athletic if he this is what he asks of you.

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commands and prohibitions, follow those things. In sha Allah you

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will find success

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for the city visit later Allah so we'll stop here at sha Allah and

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we'll take questions is legit Zack will not be ever one of the lucky

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