Walead Mosaad – . Maliki Fiqh Class 17 Prostration Of Quran Recitation & Congregational prayer

Walead Mosaad
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The transcript discusses various topics related to the medical school, including the importance of practicing Islam, reciting verse, reciting a song, following social rules, and the importance of practicing rules in massages. They also touch on the issue of emem and the influence of people on their practices.
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without a human candidate or without I mean, what was so dumb

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because the minute I remember talking to the enemy, so you

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didn't have anyone in mind for that.

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So after some hiatus, which I apologize for resuming our

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sessions reading in the topic of medical hip, from the book to do

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the Sadek. You know, God forbid Macerich females have Imam Malik

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follow the law angle and as we've said, in our introductory session,

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some time ago, this is like a, what's called a Mutasa desktop. So

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the matassa genre or abridgement genre is something that you find

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in all kinds of Islamic pedagogy more or less, that originated in

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Russia roughly

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seventh, eighth century.

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So add 600 years to that, so 12/13 century, and prior to that, when

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people studied something like fifth or something like

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even after they read much longer books, and those books were based

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upon primary source material that usually came from the GMAT

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himself. So in our case, Enomatic.

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It said that he left 150 volumes of rewired, 150 volumes of

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narrations. So the major work in the medical school then,

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in contrast, to say this Schaeffer school was to put an interpretive

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process towards all of these narrations and determine which

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ones were the soundness and which ones carry the most weight in

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terms of the relationship back to the Quran, and Sunnah. The chef

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high school and my Masha, I didn't read that much back around after

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he left, but he wrote the rules for the interpretive process. So

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the scholar of the charter school took those rules, and then they

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themselves applied them to get the rulings that

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that they will need in the future. So for the many Kia, we have quite

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a bit of what Imam Malik said,

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probably more than any other demand of before. And he left and

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whatnot. And he also has other books called Manhattan and

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madhhab. The mothers of the men have are the primary books which

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the most primary one being and don't wanna

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sir noon, who narrated from other friends in your class, and who was

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a direct student of medical studies in 20 years or so.

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And so what we have here is like the, you know, the cream of the

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crop, kind of like putting everything for us, and very

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succinct, fairly easy way to digest and understand. So, you

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know, we're so fortunate today that people kind of dismiss a lot

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of this process, because they don't have an understanding of it.

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And they think it's like, whoa, so what one guy said something. So

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who's medic and who's Abu Hanifa, it was Hamilton versus Schaeffer.

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And who's behind them? Who was it? I was I was elated miss out there.

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The money they make. They're human beings, and they can make

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mistakes. And so why should we listen to what they say. But that

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is

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that's either misunderstanding or mischaracterization. And if we're

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being charitable, say they don't understand if we're not being

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traveled signal actually miss characterizing, because the truth

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is, it's not just one person. It's many, many people. And we're

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talking about a trends,

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historical process. So it's not even confined to one at one period

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in history we're talking about like in this school, the

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mathematic and type of hot tub of hot means hierarchy of generations

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after him. We're also studying this material and fine tuning it

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and refining it, and getting it to the point where they can say, this

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is the mature, right, this is the dominant opinion. And we are

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certain This is Allah's ruling in this particular thing. And even

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when they say it with that certainty, they still say, well,

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Allahu Allah says, Allah knows best. But we did our part, or the

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last of us to, you know, apply our he had our juristic

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effort and reasoning in deriving his rulings. And this is what

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we've arrived to. So there's no sounder way to practice Islam

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today. I challenge anyone to come up with a sounder way than this,

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if you can find, but I don't think you can, because this is something

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that has been transmitted from one generation to the next to the next

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to the next to that person time. And it's worked is the main thing

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also. So when we say the Maliki school or say the Shafi school,

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we're not talking about *. Obviously, in Islam, we're not

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talking about different belief systems. We're talking about

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interpretive methods that developed

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into my data is that developed into their own schools of law, so

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to speak, or their own schools of interpretation. And they generally

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agree according to someone like me Shalini and 80%, of what they

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arrived at, and the main differences go back to

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whether something is obligatory or whether it's merely a recommended

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act, but in terms of Hakan, of how it's supposed to be practice, you

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know, if you watched a Hanafy prank versus a Medicare, you could

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barely discern the difference. And unless you were well trained, you

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couldn't tell the difference. Like, you know what methods you

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follow. So

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that's kind of where we're at. And we still think this is the best

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way to go about doing it. And in sha Allah, this is something that

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Allah has given tofu to, and he's chosen by this particular way for

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the religion to be preserved, and to be practiced. And I think this

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is going to be the case until there are no more days left in

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dystonia, a lot.

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So we left off, we are still in kitab. At the huddle was Salah.

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So dealing with purification and prayer, this book goes through all

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of the of what goes through all the different chapters. And

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generally, it's four major sections. So we're still in the

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first quarter of it, which is dealing with a guy that or acts of

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worship. The second one will deal with

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marriage and divorce,

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workshop CO, which is like personal family law dealing with

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marriage and divorce and things that are related to that Ivana

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custody and so forth.

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The third chart, the third section will be within one minute, or

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transaction or commercial transactions. And then the last

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one we'll deal with which he doesn't have too much of here,

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because it's not that applicable, but there's a little bit of it,

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which is an attorney or she had things that deal more with court

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testimony and judgeship and things of that nature. So we reached the

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section of what's called Muslim peace, which would act in our

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so this is a section dealing with the prostration of Tilawat means

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to recite, so it means recitation of Quran. And as we know,

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prostration is one of the four components of prayer. We are the

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three being the PM, which is standing up to require which is

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bowing did you lose, which is the sitting part? And then there's

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frustration? And

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frustration is kind of the one that is the

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I would say like

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they're all important, but we identify most with the frustration

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for several reasons. One of our chief amongst them is that some of

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the narrations indicates that you know, the servant of God is no

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closer to God accept, or in his prostration. And, you know,

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there's a type of even a physical aspect to it when the head is

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lower, and the heart is raised and so forth. we name our places of

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worship based upon the frustration, right, where do you

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think the word Masjid comes from concern? So you, so we don't call

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it Mark app, which will be the place of Rukwa even though that

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technically you could,

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we don't call it MACOM. Generally speaking, the place where you

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stand, what we call it message, right, because the sujood is kind

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of, you know, the,

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the che era, the main identifying fixture of the prayer. So there's

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different types of schedules. There's the ones that occurs in

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the prayer, we previously to this we covered the sujood prostration,

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the sujood of forgetfulness. So that means when someone forgets

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something that's a sunnah in the prayer that there's a way to

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remedy the prayer and recover that.

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And now we're up to what's called to do that in our which is when a

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particular type of verse is recited from the Quran. And this

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particular type of verse usually will be the contents or the

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meaning of the verse is asking for sujood

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or it's telling the believers to mix with or it's recounting of how

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certain believers made sudo. So

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generally speaking, it's a sauna for the reciter if they are

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reading the Quran, and they come across one of these verses, if

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they have the conditions, the proper conditions which we're

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going to read about in a second of voodoo and so forth, for them to

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make the sujood akti now which is one such that on.

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So he says another one who

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you send know the color it

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will have some issue with the salah if the lady walked in the

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heat as sudo he had Ashleigh Moldova is similar for that car it

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right for the one who is reciting. I don't remember how they we said

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this is the chrome of the Chrome. So the way that they choose their

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words mean

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As in as much as the things that they say, the things that they

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don't say also are important the things that they leave out. So

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when he said he assumed a little caught it that means now you soon

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without even debating. So it's similar for the party, it doesn't

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mean necessarily sooner for the listener. So you have owners

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actually reciting. And then you have the one who might be around.

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Because people invariably say this ask this question yas

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doesn't have too much in in like a place that's not a Muslim country

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about and a Muslim country here all the time, whether on the radio

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or they're in, you know, people praying in other house and you

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here a verse, that's one of the verses of sujood. And he's like,

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just go make prostration in the street, but then not, not

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according to Medicare. Because you're not the party. You're not

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the one who's making the recitation, you're saying that you

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may not even being stemette sistema means that's what you're

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doing. Like if I was reciting here, and you're sitting here with

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me listening to the recitation, then you would call up called

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Muslimeen. And the Muslim as long as actually almost like to call it

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because that's what the purpose of you being there is to listen to.

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That person also can make you do, but someone outside of that.

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Right? Who's not in that? They don't have to

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know should they? Right, if they just pass him by the heared.

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So he's gonna go over that also.

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after we are gone with a certain point, so he says, You sound a

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little quiet. So they're the one who's reciting well possibly shoot

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the Salah, the one who has the conditions that will be the same

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conditions for prayer. And he just said in three words, what earlier

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he said and maybe a few lines, because then you have to say, Oh,

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well, what are the conditions for the prayer, I have to have, I have

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to be in a state of ritual purification, as well as physical

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purification tolerated harlots Black Sabbath, which means

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nothing, my person or my clothes, right or in a place I'm going to

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make. So do that as of now Jassa that is considered ritually

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impure.

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I have to have my outro covered. Right, I have to

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have facing the cupola. So these are all things that are included

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in shuru. To solid, right should set a solid should say, for the

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for the prayer to be valid, I have to have the same things.

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Otherwise, I don't do it.

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For you, they walked in there, he

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veered off the know he means in a time where it's not permitted to

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pray. So the same rules apply. So like when the sun is rising, right

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at the sunrise right at the sunset.

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After us or after you've prayed the fall, which is after a swivel

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and after the sun goes down to a degree where you are now on to the

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rural time, we are now in what's called the necessary time of us

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then you would not write that time until after motive for example. So

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you wouldn't do it during those particular times.

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When wearing a suit up, I had the ashram older and I live in

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different places in the Quran, you might say well, some of the other

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schools mentioned up to 14 Yes. Why is the Medicare have a loving?

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Well they don't take

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the to induce ama

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right

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Lexotan Allah

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some economists more because the consumer

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sentiment in Ghana then at the end, that's to do at the end, then

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there's no scheduled and that sort of for the Medicare

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and also sort of

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an inch o'clock they don't have a suit on and they don't have a

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scheduled in the second century that inserted Hajj. So those three

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right there most of the other schools, I believe the shadow

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area, consider them to be a place substitute. You might ask well,

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why don't they have the same

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isn't it you know, the words themselves indicate surgery then

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the answer would be yes. But there is an ocelot did Malik here there

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is a source of judicial rulings called I'm an Allen Medina. So I'm

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at Medina means that which is the consensus of the automat of

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Medina, not just you know, the people on the street, but what has

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been transmitted in the scholar tradition of the Melanie's or

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LeMat. And they said that these those particular they said federal

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fossil fossil means this the sources that come at the end of

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the Quran, why is it called them Hassan Rocafort at first, because

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there's a lot of fossils or division between them because

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they're short sutras, right so you have Surah then, you know, a

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divider, then another sort of divide and so forth. So it's

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called the Mufasa

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There's an indication for being the best that the province has

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said and when he arrived into Medina he stopped doing sujood

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Tilawat in those in the Mufasa. So in America for that reason, said

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we don't do it except in these 11 that come before all of that.

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And these webinars are off so the last version sort of threw out off

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what you said you're gonna waste dune

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after Assad and sort of the rod with maroon has always been the

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one who won. So that is Rob, right, which is a 109. So I'll

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just say the first numbers too. So the out office 206 Rod after a 15

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and Nahal after a 50 You'll have a lot of them and 14 We have our

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winning Maroon.

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Soon as it's raw, we have plenty of una voz de una who schwa that's

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a 109

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sort of Maria and the bouquet Yeah, that was early him to Raha

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mannequin was suture them okiya that's 58 of Maria. And then the

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first one is worth of hydrogen is a teen woman, you know, her mother

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will look grim in a lie of Albania shot. And then

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four out which is sort of the for con 60 which is an issue of the

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new meta model now when I said before,

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and then so the 26th of November Alajuela in a horrible version of

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him after that. And then so it is such that a 15

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was about how we handle being in a home that is that we roll and then

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sort of assault

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a attorney for for stoppable Robert Christopher bell, welcome

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Avakian we're an app. And then the last one solid facilite was to the

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Hillary call upon the enquanto media who taboo

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so those are the 11 for the men here that they mix it with for

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as a Malachy. Can you make sense within the other places? Not a big

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deal. It's fine. And if you feel like there's a feeling if there's

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a difference of opinion and I think you know, seems like the

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other verses that's okay too but my medic also medically I have a

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strong resume. Basically I'm a dyed in Medina. In terms of how

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it's done. He says here well you kept blue from Hawaii Lucha ortho

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minha vida haramaty Wanna Salem. So in Hawaii so if I'm sitting

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then I will say Allahu Akbar once as I'm going down, this is called

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an Hui. And we know that from the prayer

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so the Medicare they say whenever you say Allahu Akbar except the

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critically haram, which is one of the beginning, you say it during

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the entire motion of the movement from one position of prayer to the

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next. So if I was standing in and I'm about to go on down before I

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say, Allah, Akbar, so I begin with the Hamza and loves agenda

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standing up, and then not all will be on my tongue when I positioned

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myself for for. So the same thing here. Allahu Akbar Solara the last

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letter and Allahu Akbar it will be on my tongue when I put my head on

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the ground and I'm selling

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that's called Hui be the enrollment wellness center so

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there's no like say Allahu Akbar then go down which I think that

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Halifax hub and there's no Salem you don't say Santa Monica just

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one says that and that's it

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what do you say when you're missing anything any type of

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dispute or somebody wet

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that says

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such as a wedge he didn't cover or shop or someone was hounding you

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or wanting further work a lot of hygiene as you require that you

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can say and it's a type of the sphere that when your institute

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Attila

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was such as me on either jealousy theater ILM or Sadaharu, colleague

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who then email

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so, how I said earlier, where you have the quality,

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the one who is reciting

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what he does is going to affect what the people listening are

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doing. So, here he says, such as Emma in Jeddah, and your data

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was recorded on an email server.

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And it's also assumed

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that the quality is all

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So making decision, so three things one, if you're there

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actually listening, right or you're studying with, with the

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person who's the who's the decider. That's your purpose of

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being there. That's one condition. The second

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Salahuddin caught up in an email, the person who is reciting is also

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qualified to be an imam.

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Which means post pubescent man

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and who knows enough about the prayer, Muslim, all those things,

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obviously, that then you can make sujood

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based upon their Imam because it's like you're following them. So

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they're sort of like your mmm even in the surgery that Tila so that

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also means that they to make the switch route

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for the tiller. So then then everyone else would follow

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those three conditions otherwise, you don't do it. You don't have to

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well, Cory Halima has seen a shoot tell her what to do as well.

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Meanwhile, the last thing is we're all about the soccer

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now, what's disliked about it, Korea in this like, means it's

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better not to do this, though. It's technically permissible, but

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it's better not to be more hostile issue with for whom, the one who

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has all of the conditions whether it's the reciter or the Muslim or

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the one who's listening and has the conditions, political how

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often Joe's not doing it in a permissible type. So you're saying

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like, you know, I don't feel like it next diverse

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mcru Yeah, I mean, this like, it's better for you to, to do it

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because it's a Sunday because sunnah and kind of here, they're

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on opposite sides of the spectrum. So leaving out a sunnah most of

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the time is going to be something that's McCool.

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Like in this case,

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women who have either lost this year or over the soccer league

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and that also means after us, the job is up until this rod as I

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said, until the delivery time it's still permissible or by the SoCal

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it is far and also after the survivor until the time of is far

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when when the light begins to show but not sunrise yet.

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Qatar moody have befuddled photography healthy enough and in

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such a data will be locked in a he

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also disliked is to purposefully recite a verse of the lava in a

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fault prayer, whether you're the Imam, or you're by yourself, just

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like even sort of to search that on Fridays, which is

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there's three ways that it's double sided, on prizes, sort of

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sort of discussion in the first rocker and then sort of an insane,

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an insane human dynamic, and Seamus gura, in the second

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record in America didn't like it.

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Why?

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You can make the argument that Imam Malik, maybe this is not

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particular to him, but something can certainly decipher in his, his

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way of reasoning is, he didn't want something to appeal to the

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uneducated or the less educated, something that it's not.

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He said, If you do the sujood, within the prayer and many of the

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aware of the laity may not even be familiar with that. They'll think

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that it's three rockers instead of two. And that actually happened.

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There's historical anecdotal narrations that say, people were

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reading sort of, they said, prayers, your prayer is to rock

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house every day of the week, except Fridays when it's three

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because they just follow the Imam right and he's doing sujood.

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Atilla after the such that sort of decision and then they came back

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up and then he got up again and started reciting again. So they

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can they felt that was a second unit second lockout when in fact

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is still part of the first so even a medic had kind of this way of

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looking at things for the same reason he also said for example

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signature well the first six fasting the first six days of show

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well as

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as a sunnah he disliked it because he felt people would think it's

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part of Ramadan or to commit to them a lot something that's added

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to him a lot and so forth. So that was kind of the mathematic

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part of his also looking at things like that which we can make a

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strong argument for.

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So not to be it's disliked or sided and fault fincar I have but

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if you do fi in the fupre off enough Sajida so if you do it in

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voluntary for or you do it in an obligatory prayer, even though

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it's disliked you still should do the suit. Anyway.

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Well, I'll be watching you

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Even if it's a time when you're not supposed to be praying

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necessarily, but you're brave and you should still do the security

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this probably comes up more on things like Ramadan when you're

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reading total, we're and there's,

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you're gonna go through the 11, or the 14 or whatever, if you've

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already made juice in total, we're what I like to do if I was leading

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it or until the Imams let people know, before they, you know, tell

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them like, oh, in this locker, there was a salute to our so

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they're prepared for it, especially when people can't see

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the Imam. And they hear him say, Allahu Akbar. And then they hear

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silence. And then hear log what again, and he starts reciting

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again. And they're like, what just happened? If they don't know so

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many people don't know where this is the mobile doc try. They don't

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know where they are. So it's good to kind of to and that's it.

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That's my general advice for them. What integer was a half? Became a

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such a? Oh, because he didn't either? Until I was Sajida. Well,

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I will be followed.

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What happens if you forget to if you're praying and you forget to

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go now for students, you know, and you already went on to the next

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verse? So he says in winter, Joe doesn't have to be a Yeah, so if

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you pass it by an A or two, such as that, after the you recite the

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next day, it's okay. We'll be conceding but if it's like a lot,

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like more than three or four, the law was Sajida will be four I let

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you know if you remember then go back to the verse and then recite

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it again and then do this. So even if it's in a pub.

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In in Hana Of course, the Farakka Safwan. Kamala was such a diverse

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Salam in and Nephi

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let's say you're about to go into surgery doula, which is not

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something you do very often in your prayer. And then instead

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you're going up in before an appointment or an hour before what

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do I do now? So he says in Hannah Anacostia for La Casa one seven

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means you didn't mean to

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holla

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Yeah, my name is Selena, then go down from there. If you're in that

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position, was such a bad setup. It's my UNEF here and then you do

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the prostration of forgetfulness after the scenario because you

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added something extra which is the software part that you didn't

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begin

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well, my name Hannah lira coin Sahelian I'm have fettered the

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local half and followed.

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What are the Kurata have if any, yet enough cobbler? 30. How about

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that was such However,

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men in Hana little boring, say and if you go down in Europe walk on

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her.

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And

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then you ready to come back up. You can't go down to the city that

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the sport further to the local Ha, you can't make it up. So what do

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you do? I did karate. If you say anything enough.

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Then

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you would recite it in the next record after the fifth year.

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Or problem 50 So called the vertical bar that was surgery, and

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then you make the sujood at that point in the second lockup with

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you now and then you don't have to do anything else.

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thing he didn't mention here that's mentioned in Shaka ciliate,

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if you're studying or memorizing, like say, sort of the soja every

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time I recited do I have to make sure you know, just the first time

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so if it's if it's being repeated, for learning purposes, then you

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only have to do once you need that do it every time that it's being

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recited and this this is something obviously Koran schools and

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memorization then there were that so only the first time

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Allahu Allah. So that's the chapter of sujood. Atilla we'll

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start the next chapter, perhaps finish it,

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which is about salata, GMR or the congregational prayer.

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So

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the GEMA in general, the congregational prayer, something

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that is sunnah in the madhhab.

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In other words, if one is able to do it, then one should do it.

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There are Hadith two particular Hadith that mentioned that it's

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either 25 or 27 times as meritorious.

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One of the mentions the word Adonijah degrees.

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Better than praying by oneself in the Maliki school.

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Jamal is technically counts for two people.

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Even though in Arabic language, we would say the last three. So if

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it's a man and his wife that's technically in your mouth,

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but we don't say those

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A father like we wouldn't say you know I pray to Him I already know

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I'm gonna go pray with this beggar to allow to get more we don't

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that's not in the school however one congregation can be can be

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more meritorious than the other based upon you know if it's in a

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machine who the people that are there so forth these type of

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things and obviously in massage to the left the three massage

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McCann Medina and lotsa carry more of a meritorious degree to them

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than all the other massage it to the degree that if you pray Jamal

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already

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this I think it's gonna come up here if you prayed say

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let's say you're on your way to Mecca and you prayed the whole day

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on the way and then you get to Mecca and also doesn't come in and

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you're in the huddle. You actually Pray Love it again if you're

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American by yourself to get the reward of praying in the huddle or

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praying inside the huddle room back and the same will go forward

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Medina and the same would go for Luxor. Those three massages.

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So he says hola Gemma to be farthing, Lila Giamatti Sana. So

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congregation in obligatory prayer outside of Juma is sunnah.

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Why isn't, don't you have to do for Joomla? No, but then it's

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fault. There's no such thing as Joomla by herself. So Friday,

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congregational prayer doesn't carry any meaning. If you're doing

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it by yourself. In fact, we're going to go over it, there's going

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to be several other conditions for the Friday congregational prayer.

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But the Sunday

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ruling applies to all obligatory fiber rheumatory prayers outside

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of the Friday prayer. So it's a Sunday.

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And you could probably also make the argument that it's a

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Sunday cafe area for

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any group of Muslims that there should be congregational prayers

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being observed in a masjid, even though for the individual they

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should be going but as a community, then they should try to

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make sure that's happening.

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So the first thing he goes over here is

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when do you make the gym out?

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Like when can you say I have prayed the congregational prayer?

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Obviously, if you get to start from the beginning, that's a no

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brainer. But what if you don't start from the beginning? So here,

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this is where he's going over now. So he says one was already had the

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report? Probably not in the email, who thought it meant for the other

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raka Raka? Or for the Java?

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One, so have it hooked me? Yeah.

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So you make Jamaah by making at least one unit. So prayers are

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divided into either two or three or four units, depending on which

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which one it is. So you need to make at least one whether it's for

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like lower and also in Asia, or three like Maghrib or to like

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sober, fresher prayer. So he said my masala had the reguar public

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and the ultimate in the imam or who called Amen. For America.

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So, my Imam, I see them the praying

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and he's in the record.

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And people know that if you ever been in a machine especially I had

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seen the Muslim world in some places, and you hear like,

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the Olympic 400 meter relay behind you, you know that people are

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running to try to make the stillness before that's actually

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disliked McCool to run. You shouldn't run in fact, there's a

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hadith and Buhari in the province. I said I'm the exact same thing

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happened. And he heard this noise. And he said that what you make you

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make and that which you miss to miss, but don't run. It's not

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proper etiquette. Anyway. So if the Imams and the poor, and he's

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coming on his way back up, if you catch him before he's completely

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standing like his back gets straight, then you've made the

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you've made the record. But once he's all the way up, you didn't

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make it.

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You said it doesn't matter what he's saying it's where he is. So

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he's in Okinawa, and he's like, somewhere along hammy that and

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it's coming back up, and he's like this, and then you go lower and

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you're in Morocco, you made it.

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But if once you're standing up, you didn't make it. So that record

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doesn't count for you.

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So

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Kamala and Yasmin or Kamala and yeah TED is a better word emammal

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called image of America then you made the record. Well, photo Gemma

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and you get the benefit or the Meritorious nature of praying in

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the congregation. Even if you just made that that's the last call but

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you made at that point you made it. One Sahaba Ali Hockman Mumia

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This is important, especially for medikidz this particular part

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Hawkman met me means you are now on the moon, you are a follower.

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Officially,

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this is going to be important. Why? Because

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later on, it's going to depend on whether you can repeat the prayer

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or if someone prays behind you, and you're already in that room.

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There's going to be rules for that. So you need to know am I

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officially a follower in the prayer you are officially a

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follower if you make it at that point? That's what it means when

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somebody Mumia your moon.

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In other words, a follow for yesterday will probably ma who

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hears one ruling that applies yesterday, probably, versus what

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does that mean? So he makes the frustration of the before with him

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for what? For our social forgetfulness.

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So let's say my email when I catch him in the last workout was the

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fourth. And I did the thing where he's like coming up, and I come in

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400, meter relay and all that, and I make it. But it turns out, that

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in the first record, he forgot to recite a sutra after the Fatiha

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which I wasn't there for. I did not witness that.

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Now, we'll get to the end of where he's in the Tisha hood. And he

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goes down for he says a lot when it goes down for sujood. And I'm

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like, What's that for? I didn't notice he missed anything. What

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you were there, what do you do? You have to make some food with

00:36:28 --> 00:36:31

him. Because you're he's your email.

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He's your email. Let's say I didn't catch him when he was

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before this. I caught him after

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law in Somalia probably about Mumia. I have not met them. I'm

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not a follower. Technically. I'm praying after him behind him. Uh,

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technically. I didn't catch the prayer. It's really just to adopt

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that I continue with them.

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And then the Imam was there for sujood so I'll probably before the

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salaam which means it's from the prayer not outside of the prayer.

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What do I do if I didn't catch him any like us? I don't go down with

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the what do I do? You sit and wait

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till he comes back up. He says I said Mr. equal, then you stand and

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continue your career.

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That's the important part. What if I did go down with him at that

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point, you present valid because you added something to it. That's

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not from the prayer. So you need to know am I met? Moom? Am I

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officially you know a follower and I have an ID card with this mm and

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I'm in with him or I'm not

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that's gonna depend on whether you quote one record with him or not.

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So that's one ruling for yes, you will club li ma who he does a

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process forgetfulness with him.

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Well, bad EBA de cada mer ie he.

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What if I caught him and he did the sujood he added something.

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He was involved and he recited Fatiha out loud,

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which you're not supposed to. But that counselors in addition in the

00:38:01 --> 00:38:06

medical school, so then he he does SLM while equal. And then he goes

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down for sujood

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What do I do then?

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Do I go with him? No. I go back up. And I do my whole prayer. Then

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I do that frustration of forgetfulness after my son had

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what was it supposed to come after? Outside of the prayer for

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me? I'm still in the prayer. I still got several calls to go. I

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didn't do all of them. So I don't do it with him.

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But if I didn't catch any records with him, do I do that such that

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bad deal with him at the end? No, I don't even do that. Because I

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didn't pray with him. Technically. Not an official

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move. Does that make sense? It's kind of a little confusing.

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So well bad EMA Allah Malik. So after you finish what you have to

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do, then you do the one app

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one Hola Hola, Mubarak Mao who mucha VAs sujood in condiment

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Badea bottle that is a new Kadima who imamo

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of the Serbian

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well over them YouTrack bow Moogerah sujood Finn Tata my bad

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yeah. Both of that. So if I don't

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strange

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so if you don't make if you don't make me the conditions for making

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that Aloka has probably are very

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when condiment body before that.

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So

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you saw he did the value. The one after you did your call, you came

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back and then you said,

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Oh, I have to do sell. So you did it before you made sell them. But

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you didn't make any of the records with him. But all of a sudden,

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your prayers invalid, because you added something to it, namely that

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schedule, which you shouldn't have added, because he wasn't

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technically your email.

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That's what I think he's saying.

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Learn your demo environment of the salon. And that's assuming you

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made it with him, then you also could do it with him. Otherwise

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you don't.

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So that's the technicalities of making a rocker did I make the

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lockout? Did I not make the lock up? And then including those what

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does that mean?

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Now he goes on to what what about the emem? What are his particular

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conditions?

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Shelter Imen Annie Hakuna the Koran, Muslim and after an

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unbeliever leave him at home. While I'm eating that venue and

00:41:05 --> 00:41:09

you're gonna Halima vanish, we will not have a fee or dinner you

00:41:09 --> 00:41:14

see to her surname in a bit it was this one woman del health in the

00:41:14 --> 00:41:17

health care board. Well, what if you had an herbal healer

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so the Imam should be male. So in the Maliki school as in the Hanafi

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school, even a female Imam should not be leading a female Congress.

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So they understood look letter to Korea. In other words, mmm in

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general has to be met, whether he's leading a group of males, or

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a group of males and females or even just a group of females. The

00:41:44 --> 00:41:48

Shaeffer school allows for a female Imam to lead other female

00:41:48 --> 00:41:48

congregants

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Muslim and obviously, when will this make sense? Well, sometimes

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these things if you learn them afterwards,

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Oh, that guy who actually let us see he's not Muslim. And actually

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there's stories anecdotal have that happened in some places, that

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this person was an email for, like 20 years and everyone said, Oh, by

00:42:07 --> 00:42:08

the way, I'm not Muslim.

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There's nothing on them. Right? They don't have to make up their

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prayers. It's done. But, you know, if you find out within the time,

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that your Imam is not who he says he was, then you can make up the

00:42:20 --> 00:42:25

prayer. It doesn't have sound intellectual. In other words, not

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someone who passes through insanity and out of insanity into

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sanity back and forth, anything like that. Or someone who's

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sleepwalking.

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Right? If you ask him a little bit, you just let us in prayer.

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Like really, I thought I was asleep.

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That's not allowed, barely run.

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By me, this is a bit of a poor one. I think people lose track up

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sometimes in some communities post pubescent

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so it has to be someone who's a man, not a child, not a boy. And I

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know in many communities that like the young men were like 11 or 12,

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not quite progressing, yet. They memorize the Quran and they make

00:43:02 --> 00:43:06

them an imam. You can't do that in the fall. Not an obligatory

00:43:06 --> 00:43:10

prayer, maybe in a different prayer, like totally, but not in

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non obligatory prayer. And I don't think it's a good practice either

00:43:13 --> 00:43:17

way. To be honest with you. I think. It's good to encourage

00:43:17 --> 00:43:21

young men and young boys and so forth. But this this is a thing of

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Imam its leader. Right? It's a leader of a congregation and it's

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not just given out lightly.

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Lena met Moon

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Lena means not a follower. Remember how we said in salary

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approximately Mumia but the section before, so let's make the

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one workout with the Imam. And then I get up, and a lot of my

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second someone walks in late.

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And I oh, I'll just join this brother. And he says behind me

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says Allahu Akbar. He can do what he wants. There's only you can do

00:43:57 --> 00:44:01

about it. But in the Maliki school, the one trick behind his

00:44:01 --> 00:44:04

prayer is invalid. Because I remember move on follow. I can't

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be a follower and a leader in the same prayer.

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So that means if I'm walking in and I'm a magic key to and I see

00:44:13 --> 00:44:15

that the congregational prayer is over, and there are people praying

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by themselves, I don't pray with any of them.

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Because they could all be followers. I don't know what they

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were doing. And even beyond that, Imam Malik didn't like people

00:44:27 --> 00:44:30

praying a second congregation after the first one anyway.

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So if there's a Marathi but in other words, a regular imam in the

00:44:37 --> 00:44:41

masjid, I'm not talking about airport masala that people are in

00:44:41 --> 00:44:45

and out of that's different, but regular Masjid with a regular Imam

00:44:45 --> 00:44:50

who's doing the five prayers and that's his, his designation, and

00:44:50 --> 00:44:52

he's already prayed, then you shouldn't pray to another

00:44:52 --> 00:44:53

congregation.

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The Medicare even go far as to say and this is this is a social

00:44:59 --> 00:44:59

aspect.

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about an emetic that I was talking about earlier.

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Let's say

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I'm in a masjid, and I'm new to town. I don't know what time they

00:45:08 --> 00:45:10

pray and they pray hospital late. Maybe they've had a fuse or

00:45:10 --> 00:45:13

something. And I already prayed. And I'm just sitting there reading

00:45:13 --> 00:45:18

Quran. And then the Imam comes in and was in the mirror then and

00:45:18 --> 00:45:21

we're about to pray. And I'm sitting there reading. What should

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I do?

00:45:23 --> 00:45:27

Well, if I've already prayed in a gym, ah, I can't pray with them.

00:45:27 --> 00:45:31

If I haven't prayed in the gym, like I prayed about myself, I can

00:45:31 --> 00:45:34

join them and pray all over again. But if I have freedom, hmm,

00:45:34 --> 00:45:38

technically already prayed in a congregation. I can't be. I

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shouldn't join another one on that basis. They say it's obligatory

00:45:42 --> 00:45:46

for you to get up and leave. Don't sit there while they're praying.

00:45:47 --> 00:45:50

Why? They said Heather Thornton and Phil email.

00:45:51 --> 00:45:54

Someone else could walk in be like, Why is that guy sitting down

00:45:54 --> 00:45:56

and not praying with them? So something holding them in

00:45:56 --> 00:46:00

someone's congregation? Somehow with the machine it? Something's

00:46:00 --> 00:46:04

going on here? There's a story that we don't know. So yeah, Malik

00:46:04 --> 00:46:07

was very concerned, or he took a sign of, you know, a conservative

00:46:07 --> 00:46:12

approach to what people might be thinking, right, or how they

00:46:12 --> 00:46:15

interpret a situation that could lead to a fitna that can lead to a

00:46:15 --> 00:46:19

type of conflict between people. So he took precaution said, Why

00:46:19 --> 00:46:21

are you saying that? People will get the wrong idea, get the wrong

00:46:21 --> 00:46:27

impression. So, you know, a lot of times we see these kinds of rules

00:46:27 --> 00:46:29

not really being practiced in most of the massages, and people are

00:46:29 --> 00:46:32

just in and out and praying so forth, and other schools kind of

00:46:32 --> 00:46:36

allow it, but I think there is a lot of wisdom in the medical

00:46:36 --> 00:46:38

physicians on these issues.

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So often in bed is a leader, not a follower, whether more II than not

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

when, right? And that's someone who is repeating the GEMA because

00:46:49 --> 00:46:53

you can't be an imam to repeat the Jamaat. So let's say the same

00:46:53 --> 00:46:57

group comes in and they say, Oh, look, chef from out of town, you

00:46:57 --> 00:46:58

can lead us in prayer.

00:46:59 --> 00:47:02

You have prayed by yourself already. But you will be repeating

00:47:02 --> 00:47:06

it and say oh my gosh, I have to take an excuse your Imam leads

00:47:06 --> 00:47:07

I'll pray behind you though.

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Because you can't lead them because you already prayed.

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When you quit, I don't be measured but I have a few here and to be

00:47:14 --> 00:47:19

aware of the rules pertaining in terms of the prayer to holla and

00:47:19 --> 00:47:23

you know you all of the follow them on Sunday and so forth. And

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that which invalidates the prayer that which corrupts upper Selim

00:47:28 --> 00:47:30

and min and beta it when fiscal.

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And also, these last four here, there is difference of opinion

00:47:35 --> 00:47:38

about them and the mature of the school. He doesn't say what the

00:47:38 --> 00:47:42

mature is, is permissible, but it's dislike so someone who is a

00:47:42 --> 00:47:45

bitter, or Fisk, what's the difference between bid and fist

00:47:46 --> 00:47:50

bid added at Akkad means betalen, something that they believe in.

00:47:51 --> 00:47:54

That's kind of a bitter, it's dislike to provide someone like

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that.

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Something that would be you know, kind of comfort to Sunni doctrine

00:48:02 --> 00:48:07

or Ashanti's doctrine like if someone thought that that's it,

00:48:07 --> 00:48:10

Natalie was superior to the rest of the sahaba. And his right was

00:48:10 --> 00:48:14

taken. That's not cool for it's not like disbelief, but it's kind

00:48:14 --> 00:48:17

of a bitter at Akkad. Such a person we can provide.

00:48:18 --> 00:48:21

So the person is sharing, for example, prescribe silver shields

00:48:21 --> 00:48:25

or something like that, it would have my opinion be more on a case

00:48:25 --> 00:48:28

by case basis, because that particular aspect may not be

00:48:28 --> 00:48:30

problematic. But there may be other things that they believe

00:48:31 --> 00:48:34

that are problematic, or even in their practice in terms of things

00:48:34 --> 00:48:37

like this. So it's something I would say to be careful about.

00:48:38 --> 00:48:43

Well, fiscal fiscal means outward, since this person is known to

00:48:43 --> 00:48:46

drink, this person is known to fornicator, so forth like that.

00:48:48 --> 00:48:53

That's also disliked. It's not how well Latin women have that how

00:48:53 --> 00:48:58

often they haven't kadavu thought consult the law means someone has

00:48:58 --> 00:49:02

ahjumma can't pronounce the letters, particularly correctly,

00:49:02 --> 00:49:05

because they're not Arab, or they didn't learn to read properly. And

00:49:05 --> 00:49:11

so they say, so often the Xena, but our Gyptian compatriots, I'm

00:49:11 --> 00:49:14

one of them, I don't say in the Zener. But that's what they do.

00:49:16 --> 00:49:19

Then, that's technically you can pray behind someone like that.

00:49:20 --> 00:49:24

It's, but it's better obviously, if someone who's who's doesn't

00:49:24 --> 00:49:25

invalidate the person we're trying to say.

00:49:27 --> 00:49:30

So, and that's why I said we had an alpha and a hero

00:49:32 --> 00:49:36

will use a different drummer, and how the year will evolve if he's

00:49:36 --> 00:49:39

the leader of the drummer, in other words, is leading the Jomar

00:49:39 --> 00:49:42

prayer then there's two other conditions or cordrea, which means

00:49:42 --> 00:49:44

they should not be a bondsman. They should not be a slave. We

00:49:44 --> 00:49:47

don't have slavery anymore. That's not an issue. But back then,

00:49:48 --> 00:49:51

because it's not obligatory upon such a person. So drama, the one

00:49:51 --> 00:49:54

who needs drama that should be obligatory upon them. That's why n

00:49:54 --> 00:49:58

comma two comma means they're a resident, even if a temporary

00:49:58 --> 00:50:00

resident so it's

00:50:00 --> 00:50:02

Technically, on the Medicaid, if someone was just passing through

00:50:03 --> 00:50:06

for a day or even just to leave the drama, that drama is not

00:50:06 --> 00:50:09

valid, because the Imam should be someone who's even at least a

00:50:09 --> 00:50:14

temporary resident. What are the exceptions, they said, The Soltan

00:50:14 --> 00:50:17

or the leader or someone who's passing through and that's part of

00:50:17 --> 00:50:21

his, you know, the, you know, the areas he's responsible for, and

00:50:22 --> 00:50:26

that's okay. That's an exception. But otherwise, the idea of the

00:50:26 --> 00:50:30

guest hottie really in the medical school is not when it's not

00:50:30 --> 00:50:33

something that you find is going to be practiced. It's another

00:50:33 --> 00:50:37

another schools. So you know, I sometimes I go on, I'm gonna guess

00:50:37 --> 00:50:42

what to do, but in the other schools allow it. Me personally,

00:50:42 --> 00:50:44

if I find myself in that situation, I might repeat the

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Harper after. So we're gonna get to we're gonna get to the gym

00:50:48 --> 00:50:51

section. But whenever you have some sort of doubt about Friday

00:50:51 --> 00:50:56

prayer and its validity, then it's okay to repeat the whole after as

00:50:56 --> 00:51:00

a precaution. But again, case by case, and it's maybe not something

00:51:00 --> 00:51:03

that you want to let people see you doing, or advertised because

00:51:03 --> 00:51:07

of it. They may be like, Well, what Southern Federal law, and it

00:51:07 --> 00:51:09

may be perfectly valid in the Hanafi school or the Shafi school.

00:51:10 --> 00:51:15

So this also has etiquettes that deal with how we deal with people

00:51:15 --> 00:51:19

of other schools of thought. So we may practice our own school of

00:51:19 --> 00:51:22

law, but at the same time, we don't want to be a fitna. We don't

00:51:22 --> 00:51:25

want to be a source of tribulation, for people who are

00:51:25 --> 00:51:29

not doing that. So that means discretion. We have to be

00:51:29 --> 00:51:32

discreet, right? So means you don't maybe you don't praise the

00:51:32 --> 00:51:36

hood in a big gym afterwards. And and that's on the loudspeaker. Oh,

00:51:36 --> 00:51:38

Jama is invalid because you know what? I'm traveling. I'm a

00:51:38 --> 00:51:42

resident. So you go you all 1000 people who came up for joba today

00:51:42 --> 00:51:45

and the uncles and the people and you have to repeat the prayer.

00:51:46 --> 00:51:50

Fitna tribulation, so give it yourself right doing away that's

00:51:50 --> 00:51:55

the screen for the session and we'll continue with the salted GML

00:51:55 --> 00:51:57

Do you know what shots I had to look for that which are the

00:51:57 --> 00:52:01

conditions of validity of following will love Allah Allah

00:52:01 --> 00:52:03

Allah of handling all that I mean

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