Walead Mosaad – Session 4 Prophetic Ethics

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The conversation discusses the mythology of Hatha's message and the history of the Hadith woman. The story of the beast is discussed, including a woman who says she is too busy to stay at home. The home is a home of the mother, but the mother is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a woman who is a

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			So Mike, my friend Monica, this
may not
		
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			mean a lot on Sunday we're selling
with Eric. I'm a roofing material.
		
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			I mean, so you didn't know how
many Rob Lowe was Harvey one
		
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			method Have you had you want to
hedge and as your western that'd
		
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			be Semitic and I only been
		
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			there I thought I'm headed to move
up later how can I how do you know
		
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			as Iran is a headache for my
mother.
		
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			So Hamdulillah we are continuing
in our study of prophetic ethics,
		
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			or Aflac, another, we hear from
the magnum opus of the great
		
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			scholar of Mohammed advisory and
on the line who from his book here
		
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			within or the Revival of the
Religious Sciences, and this
		
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			chapter which he discusses the
prophetic character and the
		
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			prophetic ethic ethics comes in
the form of the 20th Chapter of
		
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			the Hyatt. So really right in the
middle of the book, sometimes
		
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			referred to as the heart of the
book, both in terms of its
		
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			positioning in the order of the
book, as well as the meanings that
		
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			are contained therein. And as we
will see, and we studied, the
		
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			province I seldom
		
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			mentioned about himself in never
worry still you attend minima
		
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			macadam, casada, freeway, law,
consent, except to perfect these
		
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			character traits. And in the
moment, as I said, He's beginning
		
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			exposition of this chapter. As we
have seen, he has gone into some
		
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			detail about how that came about
and about the relationship.
		
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			The Prophet SAW Selim with Allah
subhanaw taala, in
		
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			how the latter then the Allah
smart Allah inculcates ad within
		
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			the Prophet Muhammad, as I said,
and so we know that during the
		
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			lifetime of the prophesy centum,
he was Mushara. Mushara means he
		
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			was at the same time is he's
receiving the way and the way he
		
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			is at times responding, or
seemingly responding, we should
		
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			say, to events on the ground,
because the working of the
		
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			revelation is timeless. And it
reflects the uncreated word of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala. But
nevertheless, from our
		
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			perspective, it seemed as though
it was responding to things are
		
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			happening on the ground. And so
also, there was a Sharia, or a
		
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			system of law, a system of ethics,
of dealing with, you know, our
		
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			environment and our relationships
and so forth. That was at the same
		
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			time being revealed or legislated
to the Prophet Muhammad SAW
		
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			settler. And so that process that
happened over 23 years, you can
		
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			think of it as a loss of either
teaching the Prophet homicide of
		
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			inculcating in other as the
province by seven in one
		
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			particular narration mentioned at
the beginning and I'll be
		
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			fascinated dB. My Lord has
inculcated with it within me
		
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			comportment or ethics or other,
and he is the one to in the best
		
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			position to do that. And then from
intern, to privatize and then
		
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			inculcate ever added to the
Sahaba, to the people who around
		
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			him to the his relations, his
wives, his children, his
		
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			companions, and so forth. And
that's kind of how, you know, this
		
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			became,
		
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			you know, spread out and was
disseminated and dispensed to, not
		
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			just the generation of the Prophet
commissar send them but the
		
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			generation they're on after. So,
we can make the argument unlike
		
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			other disciplines of study, like
mathematics, or like,
		
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			study of history, for example,
things that are kind of could be
		
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			primarily text based and one could
read them and kind of have a good
		
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			understanding of them. When we
talk about edible you talk about
		
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			character.
		
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			Really the pivotal aspect of that
will be experiential, will be one
		
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			learning from one who has learned
from in a chain of transmission
		
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			back to the Prophet Muhammad SAW I
said, and so without that,
		
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			addabbo, ethics, remains kind of a
theoretical discipline. And in
		
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			order to actually embody it and CO
locate it within oneself, requires
		
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			that one be around others who have
that other enhanced the
		
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			significance and importance the
Dean has brought upon the
		
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			formation of communities and
societies that are based upon
		
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			families and within those
families, individuals who are
		
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			exemplars of this prophetic
prophetic character and these
		
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			prophetic traits, but it does
behoove us to study and learn
		
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			about the originator
		
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			More or less of these character
traits and then the Prophet
		
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			promise ourselves. So I think in
our discussion from the book where
		
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			we last left off,
		
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			we had reached a point where the
value was speaking about the
		
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			character of the prophets I send
them and specifically the Hadith
		
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			where he says, well, the lateral
ankle and I find will be we will
		
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			be in regarding me, call us on our
southern border studios at a
		
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			minimum Academy. I have not been
sent
		
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			or I've not it's unacceptable
effect great or good
		
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			character.
		
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			And then he also says, In the
Quran, we're in Naka, Lada
		
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			hooligan, alim, and indeed you are
most surely upon a magnificent
		
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			character.
		
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			So here
		
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			the Zadie mentions how,
		
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			you know, how great is it? How
Glorified is He lost, how fat and
		
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			good his affair and how
concentrated his magnificence,
		
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			look at the comprehensiveness of
his favor, how He bestows and
		
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			thereupon praises, for he is the
one who adorned him and the
		
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			Prophet SAW Selim with a noble
character, and then attributed to
		
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			him by saying, Indeed, your most
surely upon a magnificent
		
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			character, then He, God bless him
and grant him peace or settle the
		
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			Prophet makes it clear to the kind
that God loves the nobility of
		
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			ethical character and detest
lowliness. of character. So, we
		
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			see this word character or edit or
comportment being used often and
		
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			many of our teachers and our
mentors, they placed a higher
		
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			importance or significance upon
this idea of edit or have
		
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			character even more than what we
would call a in even though other
		
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			woman and when a nominal edit. So,
even though knowledge in general,
		
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			you can think of it as a broad
category, and that is considered
		
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			knowledge, but also, knowledge has
to be taken from the the ethics of
		
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			what we call other as well. So in
the manner by which we seek
		
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			knowledge, the manner by which you
respect knowledge, the matter why,
		
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			by which we try to embody
knowledge, that all comes under
		
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			edit as well. So, when they say,
the emphasis
		
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			of other over knowledge over n, it
means
		
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			not to treat knowledge, it just
this kind of, you know, very
		
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			mere practice or understanding of
something that is, is, you know,
		
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			bereft of its greater
implications, right of how to
		
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			practice it of how to how to
inculcate it, how to make it
		
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			practical, right. This is really
the project to remember that as
		
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			every one of the things that you
find in his introduction, he talks
		
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			about an ordinary noon, he talks
about are they met who are added
		
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			the item and the meal. So in
Arabic, these have the same three
		
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			letters, but just the second or
third letter switched around. So
		
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			in in one I'm in, so really, you
can think of, of as the marriage
		
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			between a in between knowledge and
between action. So knowledge
		
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			without action is just mere
vanity. Right? If you have
		
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			knowledge, but you don't actually
practice it, man, it's just kind
		
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			of a vanity project for one to
have many nice books behind them
		
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			in their bookshelf and to you
know, let people come see it, and
		
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			they think they're a person of
knowledge. But when it comes kind
		
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			of devoid of its real meaning, and
property when, when action is
		
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			divorced from knowledge, and
similarly, action without
		
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			knowledge is as foolhardiness how
you're going to know how to put
		
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			things into action, unless it's
based upon knowledge. So you can
		
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			think of it as the marriage
between the two is an event. So in
		
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			a plus salmon equals add up if we
were to put it in the type of
		
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			equation.
		
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			So and bizarrely, this was kind of
something that he was very much
		
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			concerned with. And you can even
glean from the title of his most
		
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			famous work here with Lumi Dean.
So he talks about here in the
		
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			room, right, the revival or the
reunification of knowledge and his
		
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			project and wants to revive
knowledge by putting it into
		
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			action. Right and not having it
just be some sort of mirror,
		
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			vanity project that we we just
talked about, so
		
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			Alas, one without out. inculcates
edit within the Prophet SAW
		
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			Send them and then he even shows
us the edit the divine edit, and
		
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			attributing that character will
enact Allah Allah will open it
		
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			when you are upon a great edit,
even though that Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala hold the devil, right and
look at the edit of the Prophet
		
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			Muhammad Sarson he said, Devin
you, Rob Be
		
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			my Lord has made me this way at
Devaney Robbie for asset add,
		
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			versus look at cartoon, right? The
cartoon outlook on life or
		
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			viewpoint which is an archetype,
right? It's just not kind of just
		
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			a single person that lived is
true, but it's an archetype there
		
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			are others who have adopted this
in the Met or Tito
		
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			TTR in Hindi, I have been given
this or I have done this knowledge
		
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			mean indeed, or indeed something
that is mine. So you attribute the
		
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			attributes that to himself, and we
look at the edible data Wilda and
		
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			the
		
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			the humility of the prophesy
settler, and it was largely
		
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			attributed except to Allah's final
tag.
		
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			Then because he he brings us an
example
		
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			where he says here and I'm
referencing both the Arabic and
		
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			English at the same time so I
apologize for that seems tedious
		
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			because caller ID law, the law and
who you are given the Iranian
		
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			Muslim, you are who will Muslim
hijab? Further Yara NAFSA who will
		
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			Hailey Allah for now can allow you
to do so and what I actually
		
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			covered about Ken and building a
new car isn't accounted for in
		
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			total wireless meaning not yet.
		
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			For high level Rajon SMA RT Humann
or SolidWorks RSM for call Anam
		
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			Omaha favor Minwoo Lima oto
		
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			oto be surveilled by tight we'll
walk off Algeria to Serbia for
		
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			quality and Mohammed in LA Ada and
to Hollier I knew what to push me
		
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			to be here for any when to say the
home when we can I mean zoom out
		
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			where Hokulani will you shocked
badger will reply at a time where
		
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			you have she sent him
		
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			are you she said to him?
		
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			Well, I'm Europe the authority of
your handwritten cards and even
		
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			hatin it for a false are seldom
you Algeria to the history meaning
		
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			you have got Locanda Wookiee
Muslim and that are Hamner Ali.
		
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			Hello and have in America and
hibel McAllen. And after that
		
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			we're in Allahu Hibou macadam and
		
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			so he was it's a story authority
of Ali, where he said how wondrous
		
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			is the Muslim man, his Muslim
brother and this is somebody
		
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			speaking to his Muslim brother
visits him and with a need but he
		
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			does not consider himself worthy
of bestowing kindness. For even if
		
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			he does not hope for recompense or
harbor fear of punishment, it
		
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			surely would behoove him to hasten
toward the cultivation of the
		
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			mobilities of ethical character
for these among those things that
		
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			point to the path of salvation.
Whereupon a man said to ally, did
		
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			you hear this from God's
messengers or sender? God bless
		
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			them grand peace? He said, Yes,
and what is better than it? In
		
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			other words, another Hadith, he
said, When the captives of fight,
		
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			the clan tribe were brought forth
a female captive.
		
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			And here in the footnote,
Savannah, Hatem, he stood up
		
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			amongst them and said, Oh,
Mohamed, would you consider that
		
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			you set me free, so that I am not
rejoiced over because of my
		
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			misfortune, by the tribes of the
Arabs. For rarely I am the
		
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			daughter of the chief of my
people, and my father used to
		
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			safeguard his cherished
possessions. give comfort to the
		
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			trouble, seek the hungry, provide
food, spread greetings of peace
		
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			and never once refused anyone
seeking human need. I am the
		
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			daughter of how to apply whereupon
he God bless him God in peace
		
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			reply to our female captive. This
is truly the depiction of the
		
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			believers. If your father had been
Muslim would have prayed for God's
		
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			mercy on him, lets you free her
for her father used to love the
		
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			nobility of ethical character, and
God verily loves the nobility of
		
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			character. So for those of you not
familiar with Hatha mythology, he
		
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			lived before Islam, and they say
Can a Utah begin method? Phil
		
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			Karim Utah behemoth method recap.
He would be used as the proverb or
		
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			the mythical proverb or example by
which you would draw in comparison
		
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			to those who are greatest in
generosity. So they would say,
		
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			well, economics, Manhattan, for
example, you know, and, you know,
		
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			Wow, you're really generous, but
like, you know what, Aquaman had
		
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			them almost as good as Hatem
almost as generous as Hatem.
		
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			I'm referring to had an authority.
So he was seen as kind of that,
		
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			that example and he was a true
figure he actually lived and I
		
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			believed he died before the vatha
of the problem. So I sediments
		
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			around, he died before having the
opportunity to meet the Prophet
		
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			size to them. So he would have
been from 100 Fatra, or from the
		
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			pupil of between, who did not
receive revelation. So what his
		
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			abode is determined by last month
Allah but if he had never received
		
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			the data, then he too would be
from amongst the dwellers of
		
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			Paradise. But nevertheless, the
prophets I said, have said,
		
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			we did not know him to be Muslim.
So the edible, the adequate is not
		
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			to do with our home or to pray for
mercy upon the soul. So
		
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			she then makes this plea, based
upon the generosity of her father
		
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			that he used to feed the sick and
feed the hungry and take care of
		
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			the sick and he wouldn't
		
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			refuse anyone who would come his
way and seek provision and so
		
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			forth. And so he said, Well, this
alone is enough of a noble thing
		
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			that your father loves nobility
and nobility of character. So he
		
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			freed her for sci fi savvy law, he
left her emancipated her from
		
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			she came as a prisoner of war he
emancipated from that state, and
		
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			based upon the great character of
her father, that he had known of
		
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			may not have met. So here we've
seen in this session that
		
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			the character that was inculcated
in the province where I send them
		
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			and then emanated to him will
indicate hola hola hola can Avi
		
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			Mala praises the province are
suddenly saying you are the
		
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			exemplar of character, Allah is on
cocaine in this way. But
		
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			nevertheless, if I was sorry,
seven maturity back to his creator
		
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			to Allah subhanaw taala and that
also is part of character so even
		
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			if Allah has raised you in rank
and has made you a person of noble
		
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			character,
		
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			it would be deemed from good
character to not to carry yourself
		
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			as such a person but to see
yourself as always a work in
		
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			progress and in need of obviously
Allah's divine mercy
		
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			has pardon and his love in order
to continue in that manner. Will
		
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			love without to add or item how do
they love it? Alameen wa Salam
		
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			Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh