Walead Mosaad – Maliki Fiqh Tadrib AlSalik Class 12 Athan and Covering One’s Nakedness

Walead Mosaad
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The Islam protocol is discussed, including setting up prayer at any given time and the importance of setting up prayer at any given time. The speakers emphasize the importance of setting up prayer at any given time and the need for everyone to attend. The speakers also discuss the use of loud speakers during massages and the importance of calling events before actual time has passed. The segment emphasizes the use of loud speakers during events and the importance of not calling them before actual time has passed. The segment also discusses various aspects of Islam practice, including the use of garments and footprints, the importance of praying and staying in the prayer, and the use of covers for naked people. The segment also touches on the importance of not being dressed in a certain way during a prayer and the need for proper clothing to avoid embarrassment.
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Smirnoff mother Rahim. hamdulillah Hilbert Alameen. Although Salawat

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with me personally met, either my Bucha Rahmatullah I mean, so you

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didn't know Mohammed and never you know me while he was Harvey

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Norman, instead of you had you were standing for sanity there

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only been.

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So we're reading

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from the book to the river Sadek, with authority Academy mosaddek

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pheomelanin, Imam Malik in medical, medical jurisprudence.

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And we have arrived at the bed or the chapter dealing with the event

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and the comma. So in our last session, we had begun to look at

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aspects of the prayer, after we had concluded to hot off or ritual

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purity. And last week, or last session we talked about will call

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to Salah about the Salah, the timings of the prayers. And the

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next natural or logical step, when we think about the ritual prayer

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of sada is in our land, and her which is to the manner by which we

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announce the prayer.

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And those two basic sort of announcements that are made in

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Islam.

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One is initial one called the event,

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which is the one that is generally

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used to bring people who may be from close by Arias to come and

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join the congregational prayer. And then the karma, which tells

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you for that informs people that the prayer is imminent, at that

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particular point.

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And this was something that the Prophet Muhammad SAW said of

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himself, instituted when he established the ritual prayer in

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Medina and Munawwara Allah Sahiba a lot of salt was set up and he

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had certain assigned people to be them what are the known are those

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who would call the event namely Satan, nebula livanova I'll have a

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chi and I'll be like Nomi Maktoum or the law and

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so they would alternate as the as the noon depending upon

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availability in ag Medina and one on one

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so this chapter bed and then we'll get karma.

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polyamorous I'm nothing Rahim Allah, what only and I know

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Lancome when I follow them for darling I mean, then oho Allah

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Moon be the whole worked.

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So he defines what the event is. And this is actually the style of

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the year as we will see. He likes to define everything the

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beginning, and many of the author's before him sort of

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dependent upon another book for definitions, namely her lewd

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Ignatova doing the scene. But remember that deer had some slight

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modifications in some of his definitions, since he was also a

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logician. And he was I mean, automatic Kedem or Islamic

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theology. So he likes to be very precise. In his definitions, these

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some of them are adopted more or less from remember, there's deer,

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deer, there are these definitions. So he says, then how are they

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going to be the whole lot? So that then is an LM. It's an

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announcement that the prayer time has commenced?

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Why, as you will frequently Claudia now is talking about its

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Hacohen or its ruling, and he said it is obligatory in every town,

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equally Claudia.

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What type of obligation we would say follow the key failure. Right?

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Because you didn't say yes, you brought a coolie mocha live? If

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you said yes, you will feel cool Claudia. So every town where there

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is a settlement, where Muslims are living, and one of the things that

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is a faulty failure is that they have to establish a place of

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prayer. And this was one of the very first thing that the prophesy

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centum actually did in in Medina.

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After settling where he was going to settle, he established the

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place of prayer at the masjid. So, then then it should be called at

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least within earshot of the people who would be able to pray within

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that particular place. So he says Claudia, you even say Medina,

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Claudia even means small town or village so as long as it hasn't a

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number of inhabitants who can come and gather to pray then the event

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should be called in a particular place.

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Will you send me off equally msgid What did you imagine that libuv

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Raha

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and it's also Sunda

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a strong sunnah, that every mosque every Masjid should have its event

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its own other.

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What did you imagine toggleable euro or for a group of people who

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are calling or seeking others to join them in the

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congregational prayer.

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So that means it doesn't necessarily have to be in a

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masjid. It could be in a room in a university. It could be out in the

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open somewhere where people, Muslims may be around and you want

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to call the events so that others may come and join to join the

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congregational prayer. So it's a strong sunnah in every method for

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the event to be called.

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So we know it's worship for the failure for town settlement, no

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matter how large or small it is, where you suddenly we will sign

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off equally machine and it's a strong Sona in every mosque and

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for a group of people who are seeking others to join them

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while you're in double, Lucha Ilam that level you don't have to

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suffer evil halogen, Ballard Kalman, Fareed

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and then it's recommended so in America, we have something called

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min doop or the monster hub, which means not in the strongest level

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of recommendation, like what we call sunnah. But something less

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than that nevertheless recommended you end up with a limp dotloop in

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them tabula rasa suffer, or how do you Bennett and it's recommended

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if one is traveling,

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and or outside and or outside of their town where they live like

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outs, like someone who's alone, somewhere out in the open for that

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person to also called.

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Then the question comes, Well, how come? Because if they're not

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expecting anyone else to join them, who is going to join them?

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Well, the answer to that is that they are going to join the angels

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will join them. There's a Hadith of the Prophet SAW Selim, right or

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narrated in more than one of the saw here, that someone who calls

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then fulfill that, which isn't an open area or out

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by themselves, if they call that then, and they call the plumber

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and then they pray that they will have angels behind them in front

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of them and joining them in the prayer in sha Allah.

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How the facade will hold you accountable for it?

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Will your Krahula Houma Phil Ballard, but it is disliked to

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call the event, if you're not traveling, if you're not at a

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masjid, and you don't expect another group to join you, and

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your entire at home, then it would be this like to call that then at

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that point. So like if you're getting together with a group of

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friends, and you're somebody's house, and this is where you

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actually live, and you don't expect another group to join you,

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then you can call the event but in the medical school, it would be

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disliked to do so. Because it's not serving its purpose, which is

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to call others whether they are the actual human beings, or

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they're the magnetic so that's how they they interpret it. So also

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for them in ferried someone who is alone and praying individually, if

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they are home, then they should not call it that. And they should

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only call it a comma as we'll get to. We're gonna get to that

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section.

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Well, yeah, one more copy of the whole workday in law. So for you

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in the booth, you sort of see ladle here

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where you are about to Laurel Vegeta, we'll assume that will our

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our Sani cola

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where whereas

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probably the whole walked in Lhasa, and it is impermissible

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haram to call the event before actual time comes in. Except for

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the software or the morning prayer. This was the practice of

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the privates are seldom that

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one of the tumors then even every month tumor biller would call the

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then the first event which would be prior to the actual soba rare,

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the morning prayer and then one after the time has come in why

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this parents specifically because it's actually waking people up

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from sleep. And as a result, there will be two events otherwise, none

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of the other prayers are you going to call the event before the time

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actually comes in.

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So when is the preferred time for the first event of the morning

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prayer before the time actually comes in? He says for you and

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double for Sudha silay lil Ethier so in the last six of the night,

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sometimes during that time, which usually is not going to be more

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than half an hour 40 minutes before the actual commencement of

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the Fisher prayer the soba prayer is when it's recommended to do so.

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While you I do bother to do it, and then it's so nice to repeat it

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after Fisher actually comes in so people know that now the time has

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come in.

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While soon it will, I will I will Fannie colon and is the Sona like

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the more recommended one the strongest one or the first one or

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the second two opinions but the stronger opinion is the the second

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one is the Sunday because it comes in after the time actually

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commences was the first event is recommended. That's why I said for

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you in double

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session on Monday.

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We add users to add due to who. And it's permissible to have more

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than one event or one as in or more than one event at a time from

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the same method. In other words that can be done in succession as

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long as the time has come in.

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And they even said, it's permissible to have more than one

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as in, if they alternate in saying the CFO or the formula of the

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event, as long as there's no takia, they set up their loves

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Agila Allah's name.

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So the Todd due to having more than one, then in the same place,

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or in the same Claudia in the same town is permissible. And it's also

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permissible to have some sort of, he doesn't say it here, but it's

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also permissible to have some sort of

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tea or structure to that. So if, you know, if a municipality

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municipality decides that within a three or four mile radius where

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the loudspeakers can be heard that only be one of them, and not

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every, not under then at the same time from each machine, then

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that's something up to them, but certainly doesn't remove the home

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the ruling that every message should have an event whether they

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put it on the loudspeaker or not. That's another issue.

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While Schelotto Xin

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now we're coming to the conditions of the event, and these are going

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to be short circuit. So for the event to be valid, what are the

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conditions that we need in them? Well as in the one was actually

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calling the then

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one Islam that there should be Muslim, or non Muslim

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walk, that they be of sound intellect, so not someone who's

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considered clinically insane.

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Whether Cora, and they should be male, not female. I did look into

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this a little bit.

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The Maliki school does have a dissenting opinion that says it's

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my crew or dislike for them to call it that, but not halal.

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And they base this on the fact that women were scholars and they

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were narratives of Hadith. And so they don't, they don't subscribe

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to the opinion that the Sultan Mara our, that the mere voice of a

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woman is our is something that should not be her. And of course,

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you know, I think that also depends upon, you know, case by

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case basis and particular cultural context of where this is being

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done. We don't normally have women call that event, certainly if

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they're in a group by themselves, they can do that.

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But in terms of calling them from a masjid, it hasn't something

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that's been really been practice. And generally speaking, it's going

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to be males, we'll call that though there's nothing intrinsic

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about being a female that would permit her not to do it, as we

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understand what Bulu

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so we'll all have to be of post pubescent.

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Unless

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they said, If a young boy calls, then then they have been told by

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someone who is bad if someone who is an adult that the time has come

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in, then they could call her then but generally speaking, should be

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someone who is an adult, not a child. So bluevoda at Madden,

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Allah then values how many wishes he says here, so either they be

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supposed to be vesting, or they're dependent upon someone who is or

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the command who understands the prayer times. Because

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traditionally, the more than wasn't just someone who calls it

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then they were also the timekeeper.

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And before we had these kinds of calculations, based upon

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calendars, there were actually people who had a system for

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determining the prayer times using shadows and times of days and

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things like this. So it was kind of a more involved task than just

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reading off a calendar or looking at your phone and seeing if the

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time was coming or not. So it did require a certain skill.

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And this person, we call them a walker, someone who knows that

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they'll Pete, who can measure the tow fleet and know when the time

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comes in.

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While you're in double car will know who Matata Huron saw you 10

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Female Helene Martha.

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And it's recommended for this person, to be mortal to hear in

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other words, be in a state of slaughter requirement, but it's

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recommended.

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So you 10 means men assault to have a good voice or a loud voice,

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or not necessarily a melodious voice but a voice that is not

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California to people's ears. Someone whose voice will will

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bring them closer to the prayer and push them away.

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The American scholars in general didn't like a very melodious then,

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as we hear in some countries, if you go to some countries where the

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medical school is dominant, like Morocco, Mauritania, you don't see

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here a very melodious type of event, like you might hear in

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Egypt or in Turkey.

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But nonetheless, they said it's that time

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Everything is permissible, but not to the extent where it becomes

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something that they would deem to be inappropriate for a call to

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prayer or Long Island. But they said saw yet and which means has a

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good voice, FEMA Helene Martha

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which is to have a raised place. And that's really what the

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minarets were for to begin with, and a minaret in Arabic is called

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the

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right place. And then or the tool, the building that's used to call

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the event. So you find in many traditional massages that were

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built centuries ago, there's kind of a spiral staircase, usually

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that will take you all the way up to the mid center to call the

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prayer, I actually went up one of them and I was in Egypt. And by

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the time I got up there, I was dizzy. And I couldn't imagine a

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person going five times down and back and forth. But that's what

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they used to do.

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To call it then. So it's McCann more stuff so that the sound can

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can propagate. And obviously, we live in a time of loudspeakers.

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And that may be not quite a norm in Western countries, but

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certainly Muslim countries, that is the norm.

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However,

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the loudspeaker should be used sparingly. So it should be used to

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call the event. Unfortunately, in some Muslim countries, not only

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they call the event, but they they have the whole prayer on the

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loudspeaker.

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quite loud, and often, in a manner that is very, I think, disturbing

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to people who live in the area to the neighbors. So the Dean does

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not call for us to,

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you know, to, to practice it, and to call people to it, by way of

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disturbing them or offending them. So certainly to have some sort of

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in his arm, or organization in terms of how we use a loudspeaker

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is important. And I would say, generally speaking, you're only

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going to use it for the event, not even necessarily for the comma,

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and certainly not to broadcast the prayer outside, because people are

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doing other things. And yes, generally, it's better to go to

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the congregational prayer, but people can be busy doing things

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that are also important, you know, doctors in their offices and

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surgeons in their hospital rooms and operating rooms. So they

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shouldn't not be this broad assumption that we disturb

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everybody's life

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by calling the prayer from from the loudspeaker, the actual prayer

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itself, well Lavon

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where he came to who the Sami Abdel higher, attainable, how call

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a teeny we are Kulu battle for all, Allah moral behavior doubted

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dama wa salatu salam ala T, Neva Yuka Mohamed El wasI that our de

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la were battle McCollum and machmood Elodie what the who.

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So, he doesn't actually say in this but the

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the event itself in the medical school is a brings it on later is

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Muthana.

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Which means that every

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thing that is said in the event is set twice, including the Allahu

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Akbar in the beginning.

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So in the medical school, we don't say Allahu Akbar four times, we

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say it twice, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar. That's the beginning of the

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event.

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And then the shahada team comes afterwards a shadow learning and a

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large sort of law.

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And each one of those is said twice.

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However,

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the Medicus will have something called a total Jia. Jia means that

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it's set in a lower voice first as you head attain, and then in a

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higher voice afterwards. And this is based upon some of the Hadith

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namely, that the prophesy seven instructed Signa be led to do it

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in this way. And you don't find that in the other schools. So it'd

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be the two tech, the tech community in the beginning, and

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then in the lower voice, Shadow,

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or

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shadow learn in the law.

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The law

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then in a loud, louder voice, a shadow

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twice, and then the shadow Muhammad SAW some sort of law

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twice. So this is called Terra Jia to repeat it, but in a lower voice

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and in a louder voice. And then Hayato solida Hayato solida Hi

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Alan fella. I Alfred so hi Allah, so that means come to prayer. Hi,

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and for that comes, comes to success. Then the tribunal twice

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Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, and then finally ending with La ilaha

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illa largest ones.

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So he says he came to Hulu Sam Abdallah highlighting will help

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quality. So someone who is listening to

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Then there's another born etiquette. What's the etiquette to

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repeat what you hear from them what event as they say it so when

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he says Allahu Akbar you say Allahu Akbar when he says, a

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shadow Allah in the law you say shadow Lena in a light except when

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you hear Hi Allah salah or hi Allah Fela, then you say La hawla

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wala Quwata illa each time you hear it so that will be four times

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higher Allah sada hail Salah high alpha La Jolla and for that, so to

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hear it you say hola hola hola to Libya.

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And then to call about the frog after it's finished. The Hadith of

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the Prophet SAW Selim or the DUA that is in the Hadith Alright, so

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Allah Mara, we had the doubt Tenma was a lot of God Amen. So you're

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saying your Allah who is the Lord of this Dawa dama this complete

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call this perfect call wa salatu wa Emma and the impending prayer

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it you never you can have million so you didn't have it and we'll

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see that on for the law give you a profit, our say, Muhammad, they

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were sila and the Ford dealer. Right, give him the means and the

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virtue, while Bathabile McCollum and Mahmoud and give him the

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Muhammad Muhammad the most praised or the praised station, and this

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is McLemore Shiva, that he will be the intercessor for all of

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creation on the Day of Judgment. I love the water who the one that

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you promise to him

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Well, if you say him me Muslim men, Kala Hina yes ma'am as in why

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don't I shadow Allah? Allah wa hola Shikata Muhammad Abdul Allah

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so what are the YouTube Robin will be slamming Dean and will be

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Mohammed sorry Salam rasool Allah warfare Allah Who Tambo so Allah

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hadith of Muslim also that whoever hears the more evident and says

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the same as he does, and then ends with Randy Tobler, Arab and Muslim

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Medina and Muhammad Rasulullah that I am pleased with Lord Allah

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is my Lord and Islam is my deen and Mohammed Salah Salem is my

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Messenger, then his sins will be or her sins will be forgiven.

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So as you can see, the event is not just an exercise for the more

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than one of the people come into prayer, but even those who merely

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hear it as well. And it said that one that then is called the

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shaytaan. Satan goes to, you know, the furthest place he can get away

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from that. And this is mentioned also in conjunction with his

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sujood. So when you're on your sujood, Satan can't really affect

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you like he usually does and during the quality of the event.

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Allahu Allah. When a farmer so not only cool if I didn't wallow

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Michael dia.

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So the karma now is what we said is the impending call to prayer

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that comes after the event. It's a sunnah.

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For whom, for every father that prayer for every single person

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who's going to pray for it, then you should do the Aqaba while

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Michaelia even if it's a makeup prayer, you would still do that a

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common way a sunnah tune similar to

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I in in Linnemann ferret right in it's an individual. So now for the

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individual who's going to pray

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was soon a turnkey failure in linear math, but if it's a group

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that's about to pray, then one of them has to call the karma then we

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call that So Nicky Faye, so just like we have fallen Keifa. And

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further, I will also assume that I assume that that's, you know, a

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sunnah or a highly recommended act for the individual. I think I said

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obligation I'm to say highly recommended before and an act that

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is highly recommended for the group which means that one of the

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group has to should be doing it or is highly recommended to do it.

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wesselman and Marathi climat Wuhan University has your RA and also

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women should also be calling the comma even though they will do

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etcetera in a lower voice such as she hears herself

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well or their normal cufon Muthana. As we said, the Yvan is

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more cool. So this particular

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way that I just described earlier, it's malkuth. Multiple means

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the prophesy setting specifically designated this way. Why is there

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a difference between the Maliki school in terms of the tech Kabira

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in the beginning he says to an LSA for

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a madman mathematic says that this is what he found the Parliament of

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Medina doing. And that was the practice of the people of Medina.

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And so he continued that practice. The other schools understood the

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Hadith to mean something like before rather than to Allah.

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So Hadith, another Hadith, Bilal says there was Therby attic view

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that you say that we're four times and didn't have this issue of

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third year.

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Wolo annum so two different Hadith are different narrations of hadith

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is where the difference of opinion comes in. So whenever we have

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something like that, then we say both. If there are plausible

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interpretations, explanations, then whichever one someone wants

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to do it

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They're both permissible. But in this case we say that the madhhab

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of Imam Malik is to say that at Vera twice in the beginning

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we're here more further to Maraba. What's a comma. So the comma is

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different than the event it has the same words but you say

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everything once

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so you would say

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except for the

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the two tech videos in the beginning everything is going to

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come with a lower what a lot. What should I learn in a in a long shot

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on cameras on Allah? Hi, Ella. Salia Hi AlFalah are the comments

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of Salah just once, not twice other schools do it twice.

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And then Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar the Illa Illa.

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So only the tech communities are going to do twice in the beginning

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at the end. And then everything else is going to be said once

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including Komitas sada for the Maliki iqama.

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We used to have the DUA Ooba.

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Well, absolutely. Now I mean, Asada Impala or II that this part

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where he says he is to have the DUA that after the comma, that's

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not the deal stated this is from the author of this book.

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Sheikh Abdullah is Mohamed El Sheikh Mobarak and

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generally speaking what I know from

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the madhhab is we don't really have to stick their chest if that

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means you don't say do I have to take you to the Haram but you can

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say something before so

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there's no particular dua that's where did hear that I'm aware of.

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You can say something like Sao Paulo de la theme so polynomial

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Allah Subhan Allah we humbly Subhan Allah, I think something

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like that, before you get into some sort of dystopia, and then

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the Imam will say Allahu Akbar, are you if you're playing by

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yourself, you say Allahu Akbar, right after the comma.

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Also for the Oklahoma, once it is called, no one should begin a new

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prayer. So if you walk into the masjid, and a column has been

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called, don't pray this on now you should join the gym out, or if

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they already started praying that you should join the gym. Ah,

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there's going to be very slight exceptions to that. But generally

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speaking,

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is the limit to Salah Farah salata, Allah Kana, if the farmer

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clumps, then there's not a new prayer that you start, nor should

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one speak at that particular point to their friend, but join in the

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prayer once the llama has been called.

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So then that brings us into the next section to start, which is

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talking about shoulder to slaughter.

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And shoot means condition.

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There are two types of conditions. We went over this a little bit

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before, actually three types.

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So there are conditions what are called shoot Whoo, but conditions

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of obligation. In other words, if this condition is present, then

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that indicate that

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something is now obligatory upon somebody, then there's something

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else called cultural a condition of validity, which means that this

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condition has to be present for the act to be valid words to

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count, like, in terms of the prayer, we said Men should notice

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the Hora right that one is in a state of ritual purity.

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If we have that condition, does that guarantee the prayer is

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valid? No, because there could be other conditions as well. So when

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you have conditions of validity, it means all of the conditions

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have to be fulfilled.

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And the same thing for conditions of obligation, then there are some

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conditions that are both conditions of an obligation and of

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validity at the same time.

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Something like that would be a lot to be of sound mind. So to be of

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sound mind means that you now it's obligatory upon you to offer the

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ritual prayer. And also it's a condition of validity such as if

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you don't have a sound mind. If you're unconscious or if you're

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clinically insane. Then the prayer would not be valid from you

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anyway, were you to do with hola hola.

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So he's going to go into some of these conditions. The first

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vissuto to Salah he says the hospital had a fee Wakata God

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dammit. The first one we already did because it's the one that

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usually you have to do the most to actually perform, which is the

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holiday that had a ritual purity. So whether in the form of loot,

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whether in the form of a emblem or of lust, right if the emblem if

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you don't have access to water, or can't use it or it's not

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available, then you would resort

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To tam woman we already went over that. What's the hottest Sabbath?

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So the other type of purity is physical purity of your place of

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prayer of your clothing and of your body. This is also a

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condition

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Well hey our Salah to be bedded into here or moved into here with

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FEMA, Halon Taha, Mohamed tema su Allah and Musa Lee.

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So Talat Elizabeth then is that you enter with known as Jessa. And

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we already went over the Jessa, no impurities upon your body, and

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upon your clothes or anything that moves as you move, so anything

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that like if you have a backpack, or a purse, and you keeping it on,

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it's moving as you're moving, like if a woman has a backpack and

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there's a dirty diaper in the backpack, and she's it's moving,

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she's moving, then that's nice, yes. So she should not pray with

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that or remove it. So that's the hot move that moves with you. The

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hardest in McCann, the place you're going to pray means the

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place where you're going to touch your body parts. So where you

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stand where your knees come down for sujood and where your hands

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come down and your head and your forehead and your nose touches the

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ground. All have to be free of measure assets of impurities.

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Fit in Celebi Naja city Amidon Tadiran Bartholet with a crew half

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is solid, he moved to Rouen in a test I'll walk through other other

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of

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what Elon may have called in lava and selama, I just saw a lot of

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you either have never been either color to the rainy male and thus

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Photoshops will Felicia he was so Bella Mia kolfage was champs.

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So

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if someone prays with hear someone prays within a gesture on them, I

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me then call the Iran

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alarm in one quarter, right. So if you have it on you, and you're

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aware of it, and nevertheless you pray with it, but out of the

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Salah, the prayer is invalid, if you're aware of it, and you have

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the ability to remove it.

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If you don't have the ability to remove it, then that's another

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story we'll get to in a second

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was it grew half a celerity moved to run in a Tesaro walk to

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Colorado.

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If you start praying and you weren't aware of it, and then you

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become aware of it, right, or you're praying, and you're praying

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outside, and then a bird comes and kind of you know, does his

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business on you.

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Some people are more prone to that and others,

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then at this point,

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you are aware that the Jessa has come on you. So once then it just

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is on you at this point, if there's enough time to leave the

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prayer, wash it off or change your clothing, and then come back and

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still have enough time before the time is over. Then it becomes

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obligatory upon you to do that. If you don't do that, and you

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continue to pray.

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And then you finish the prayer and you didn't do that then Sabbath

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left. What if

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you're in the prayer and the verb comes and does his business and

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you didn't even notice it, you're not even aware and you left and

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you finished praying and then someone points it out to you do

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you have to repeat your prayer you don't have to repeat it but it

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would be desirable to if there's enough time still remaining as

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we'll get to in a second.

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So also other a lot of you have the ability to remove it. So let's

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say you have no water and you have no change of clothes. Then in this

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case, we're moving them to justice not obligatory upon you.

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Because it's preferred to pray with some of the Jessa on you than

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to pray with some of your outta not covered as we'll get to in a

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second

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for a man however, if or a woman if it's an outer garment and they

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still have an undergarment that's covering all of their out then

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they can take it off and they can still pray so removing that agenda

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doesn't mean you have water unnecessarily to remove it but you

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have whatever it means that maybe whether it's removing the garment

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and you're still your hours covered

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then then that's considered also removal of the energy is

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what eliminates coal in levada and selama a watches are not often you

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either hand had been either cutter for any male and plus for a

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shrimps

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will finish or any or Sapim LM your flooring project worships and

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this is what I just said. So if you don't see it you don't not

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aware of until after you say this a lamb you've left a prayer or you

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didn't have the ability to remove it for whatever reason. Either

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hand had been either cut out then you are to repeat it if you're

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able to do so, to remove the Jessa in the time which time physical

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rainy madam plus fellowships. So for the last as long as we don't

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get to this with all of the shrimps so for those that means

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we're getting into the walk the door already. And for us it's

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still the walk the FDA was really shy he was so Hey ma'am yet Laurel

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treasure

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was champs

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So for the Shane McGraw Vinay shad, then you are to repeat it up

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until fetcher

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and for the soap up until the sunrises obviously

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and that's when the prayer time ends but if you pray for Azure for

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example, you said Sir Michael, then you went about your business

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the sun rose and then you notice when you're taking off your

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garment that there's some of the Jessa on it. Then there's no

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there's no repetition for you. Because you were not aware of it

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when it happened

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woman that off is slowly it well then there is still a lot of who

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looked at him. There was a lover in Russia ha fella who will be an

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m&e nuestra la earlier so much stuff in there that he had either

00:35:46 --> 00:35:51

him their HMI our Katara our Salah Qatar, whatever will be net will

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be shrewton to global minimoto wallet. This is a rare mess Allah

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He brings it up here but if someone has a nosebleed in the

00:36:00 --> 00:36:05

prayer man that's rough is rock solid. Well, then this around

00:36:05 --> 00:36:09

walked to murder, if you feel this nosebleed is going to be

00:36:09 --> 00:36:13

continuous. So even if you love the person not going to stop, then

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what do you do if it's going to be continuous. In other words,

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throughout the rest of the time period, you have to pray and FDA

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of the preferred time temporada you remain in the prayer don't

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leave it.

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Otherwise

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finral Shaha Fattah, la Hui anemone nuestra and earlier

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then you stay in the prayer and then you use your left finger to

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kind of take the blood, you know enamel you know with your

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fingertips until it stops.

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If it doesn't stop, then

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then use the middle fingers that if doesn't stop then then you go

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to the right hand.

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findet if you have

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either Durham

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or Katara, our Salah kata. However, if it's so much blood

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that even doing that doesn't stop, which is what we say it did have a

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battery. Remember when we talked about measure set. So more than

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like a like a half dollar size like that. If you were to put it

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in one place, then in this case, kata, you would cut off the

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prairie go wash it, and then come back.

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Well, that will be not be sure to plug woman of our wallet. And also

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you can actually do that Washington come back and rejoin

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the prayer. And he says the shoe route. There's conditions to do

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that. But it's going to be in some of the longer books to talk about.

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So I'm not gonna go into it because we're trying to kind of do

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something that's easy for people to remember

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that is the section for

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the truth of solar.

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In terms of NASA, the next section is going to talk about sets will

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our or the covering of one's nakedness and we'll do that too I

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think

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so first of all, we started with our which is the covering of one's

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nakedness. And this actually applies to in the prayer and

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outside of the prayer and I'm not aware in the Matthew flip books,

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that covering of one's body in the proper covering comes in any other

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section except right here.

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So he says yes, you want allegedly Well, MIT set room Ebina soldati

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will work with you because he

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will talk to us a lot rosily be cash with so attain well MITB Hema

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will be elite attain. We are either Roger roof and Laclede in

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the attorney with me to the faculty they in.

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So, before I read this section

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in kind of pre modern practice of Islam, which it's not an issue

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anymore, but there were people who were bondsman or bond maidens,

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people who were slaves in society. And the traditional folk looks at

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them in terms of their covering their nakedness differently than

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they would at someone who's not in a state of bondage. And usually

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the reason cited is that the nature of of them being out and

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their work and so forth. And even I would say, most of them were

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somewhat destitute and didn't have enough clothes, that was kind of a

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thing for a long time.

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They're required to cover less of themselves than someone who has

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the means to and is considered a free person. So that's why he puts

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a man and then Emma, who is a bond woman, or a captive woman in the

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same category. So it says yes, you want all those really well Emma,

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so a man and someone who's in a state of bondage, a woman settled

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on while being a solid you will regret it because if

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so, to cover that which is between the navel and the knees with

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something that is opaque, not transparent and also not form

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fitting.

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though he doesn't say distinct distinctly human gifts Eve is mean

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that also wears out enough. And also for what is shift, right does

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you can't see the body parts underneath while I shift.

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Right and it's not transparent. So you know I've said this in other

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settings, I don't think skinny jeans kind of covers that

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it's too tight yoga pants. And this is considered in the prayer

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and outside of the prayer. So anything that is going to be form

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fitting such as it doesn't take much of an imagination to see

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what's going on there then this would be improper for Muslim to

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where whether in the prayer outside of the prayer whether man

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or whether a woman so for a man the minimum is going to be from

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the navel to the knees.

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We don't have slave women anymore so this doesn't apply when you get

00:40:49 --> 00:40:52

to the women's section we'll see what that is. We'll talk to the

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solid so not only be cash was so attain

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the Medicare however, they divided our into kind of two broad

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categories, what's called

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enrollees will have if so, the the must be covered out such as that

00:41:09 --> 00:41:13

if it becomes uncovered during the prayer, it invalidates the prayer.

00:41:15 --> 00:41:20

He calls a cell attain which is basically the rear and front

00:41:20 --> 00:41:21

private parts

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that's the minimum that doesn't mean you go into the prayer like

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that. I don't want people going to the masjid tomorrow with speedos

00:41:34 --> 00:41:36

and said it's okay because the men of the football said it's okay.

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

That's not what he's saying. He's saying that if incidentally, it

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becomes uncovered and you're in the prayer the prayer is not

00:41:45 --> 00:41:49

invalidated by that but he's gonna mention later I believe that you

00:41:49 --> 00:41:52

should do it over you're out for the walk little coffee but this is

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we're talking about in Bali Eve which is the the minimum the

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required hour off to be covered.

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Why is your wild holiday settled? Jamie Abedini our Sharia il wotja

00:42:04 --> 00:42:07

Well caffine we will to a local domain.

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And as for a woman here he says it horrible auto means women today

00:42:11 --> 00:42:15

who are not in a state of bondage. Central Jamia Abedini her all of

00:42:15 --> 00:42:20

her body and her hair inland wotja Except for the face, well caffeine

00:42:20 --> 00:42:26

and the hands like the wrist down. We will do an academy and the

00:42:26 --> 00:42:31

soles of the feet assuming that you know you can't see the soles

00:42:31 --> 00:42:32

of the feet because they're standing on them.

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What up to Salah to her because we may have been a rock battery, her

00:42:38 --> 00:42:39

Illa solder rehab.

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So allowed on Maha lava. For the woman however, like the man we

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said the front and rear private areas the minimum basic for the

00:42:52 --> 00:42:56

woman, the minimum basic Allah, that doesn't invalidate the

00:42:56 --> 00:42:58

prayer, it's still valid, but nevertheless you should be

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covering the rest of her body is that which is between

00:43:03 --> 00:43:05

her chest to her knees.

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So when does that become like an issue?

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If a woman prays, for example, and she's wearing hijab and

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everything, and she prays SSR like almost like when she goes home, to

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pray to her mother was coming already, she already prayed us.

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And as she's getting in her house and she looks in the mirror, she

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knows that a lot of hairs coming out from the back of her hijab.

00:43:33 --> 00:43:36

Does she have to redo all those prayers? No, she does not. Because

00:43:36 --> 00:43:39

in the medical school, that's not from what we call it our animal

00:43:39 --> 00:43:43

lover. It's from an hour and a half an hour Mocha, which is the

00:43:43 --> 00:43:47

lighter hour. It's haram to show it. Let's be clear about that.

00:43:47 --> 00:43:51

However, if during the course of the prayer, it becomes

00:43:51 --> 00:43:54

uncomfortable to have a reason and you're not aware of it, it does

00:43:54 --> 00:43:57

not nullify or invalidate your prayer your prayer is still valid

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

What do you do the lady there you can feel what and this is what we

00:44:04 --> 00:44:05

just said. So

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anything then that is outside of that, that has to be repeated in

00:44:15 --> 00:44:21

time. So the minimum for the man wherever he goes is from surah

00:44:21 --> 00:44:21

Rockler.

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So from the Naval to the knees.

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So the naval is included some some of the automat say the naval is

00:44:29 --> 00:44:32

not included. The medical schools as the naval is included and then

00:44:32 --> 00:44:37

the knees are not included. So up to down to the knees. The shelf

00:44:37 --> 00:44:40

high school does the opposite, that the naval is not technically

00:44:40 --> 00:44:43

in the outer but the knees aren't in our so the safer thing is to

00:44:43 --> 00:44:43

cover both

00:44:46 --> 00:44:50

when possible, or not when possible, but preferably does that

00:44:50 --> 00:44:53

mean that men should go outside in the street even in the summer bare

00:44:53 --> 00:44:57

chested? And because it's technically not from there our no

00:44:57 --> 00:44:59

because also this is about

00:45:00 --> 00:45:05

COVID have legalisms of what's, you know, what's what invalidates

00:45:05 --> 00:45:08

what's valid, what's hot and what's haram. But then we have

00:45:08 --> 00:45:11

something called Edit, and what's proper and what's appropriate and

00:45:11 --> 00:45:15

what's etiquette. So it's not from etiquette to go outside bare

00:45:15 --> 00:45:18

chested, just walking around, if they're in a swimming pool or in a

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

lake, that's something else. But generally speaking, they should

00:45:21 --> 00:45:25

not enter the prayer with their shoulders uncovered, and they

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should preferably have something that covers both shoulders.

00:45:29 --> 00:45:32

At the very minimum, short sleeves, long sleeves, that's a

00:45:32 --> 00:45:35

different issue. But at the very minimum not to have something or

00:45:35 --> 00:45:38

shoulders uncovered or where the chest is uncovered. This is for a

00:45:38 --> 00:45:42

man and also not to have anything to form fitting. So

00:45:44 --> 00:45:47

the type of clothing that many people wear today, both men and

00:45:47 --> 00:45:51

women, even though they may be wearing hijab, or he may have

00:45:52 --> 00:45:55

everything from his navel to his knees covered, but it's too tight,

00:45:56 --> 00:45:59

and body parts can be seen underneath. So that's not a proper

00:45:59 --> 00:46:01

covering of the outro even though it's fashionable.

00:46:07 --> 00:46:08

However,

00:46:09 --> 00:46:12

lowering of the gaze, which is not specifically mentioned here, but

00:46:12 --> 00:46:13

it's important,

00:46:15 --> 00:46:17

one should be doing that regardless of what the member of

00:46:17 --> 00:46:20

the opposite * is wearing. So even if she's wearing something

00:46:20 --> 00:46:24

form fitting, it is not a license for a man to look at her lustfully

00:46:24 --> 00:46:28

and lower on the gaze, still, the onus is upon the person not upon

00:46:28 --> 00:46:30

the person who's not dressed in appropriate manner,

00:46:32 --> 00:46:35

then that being just an important matter is kind of outside of

00:46:36 --> 00:46:41

that, that importance Does it remove the obligation from either

00:46:41 --> 00:46:45

party from either a member of the opposite * to to not look

00:46:45 --> 00:46:47

lustfully at another member of the opposite *?

00:46:49 --> 00:46:52

Well, my name the hotel but how do you were Thorburn with energies

00:46:52 --> 00:46:57

when you caught the moon? At Harrier for 11 years you'd learn

00:46:57 --> 00:47:00

with energy sir, well, America sleeps on lobby.

00:47:04 --> 00:47:08

So here he brings like a scenario that not very likely to happen,

00:47:08 --> 00:47:13

but just in case, if you only have clothing, either it's silk. So a

00:47:13 --> 00:47:16

man can't wear 100% silk Well, let's say for argument's sake, you

00:47:16 --> 00:47:20

have silk and you have filled with images, you have clothing that but

00:47:20 --> 00:47:23

has no Jessa on it. Which one do you choose? They're both not

00:47:23 --> 00:47:27

proper, but you need to cover your IRA. He says you've got double

00:47:27 --> 00:47:27

hurry.

00:47:28 --> 00:47:32

The silk is preferred over the one that is solid with something that

00:47:32 --> 00:47:36

isn't a Jessa fill image Elon with energy, Salima Clara Leslie

00:47:36 --> 00:47:39

Celebi. However, he only has clothing, that's much energies,

00:47:40 --> 00:47:44

that is nullified with some sort of new Jessa than he is to pray

00:47:44 --> 00:47:48

with that, as opposed to what as opposed to being naked.

00:47:49 --> 00:47:52

So Frank was something with injustice on it is better than

00:47:52 --> 00:47:55

praying with no clothing at all?

00:47:57 --> 00:48:01

belong to Allah, Allah Allah. So we're going to stop here in sha

00:48:01 --> 00:48:04

Allah for this session. Next time, we'll look at another short sale,

00:48:06 --> 00:48:08

condition of validity of the prayer and that's namely, it's

00:48:08 --> 00:48:12

still valid Qibla or facing the smackAh prayer direction when

00:48:12 --> 00:48:14

you're praying hamdulillah

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