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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim Al
hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa
		
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			sallahu wa Sallim wa Barik I
remember what I mean. So you
		
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			didn't have more than Oh, have you
been?
		
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			up to date on? Well, I'm about. So
we're reading from 13
		
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			OutDry basilica Aklavik Masonic
Imam Malik are the law and who,
		
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			and we are reading from the books
are the chapters that deal with
		
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			the acts of worship. And we have
reached the final two chapters in
		
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			the what's called the robot by
that or the first quarter dealing
		
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			with acts of worship. And the two
chapters that we're contending
		
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			with, hopefully in this session,
something called Le Amin, which
		
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			can be loosely translated as
oaths.
		
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			one another which can be vows and
they sound similar in English, but
		
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			in Arabic, they have slightly
different connotations, as we will
		
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			see,
		
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			called the Masonic Rahim Allah
when the following is going to
		
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			mean Bab philia mean, so this
chapter dealing with the amine
		
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			and here he defines it as the
Amino Hollyfield and McHale Luffy
		
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			Allah is Betty Amarin Oh Neffe Oh
Nozomi Enough sir, who are very
		
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			rare who be fair? I will tell Finn
because I will tell you can Allah
		
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			kotoba Oh, * yes Ma. So he says
the Amin making an oath or
		
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			sometimes we can translate as a
custom because it involves person
		
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			which is swearing by God holophone
so to swear and Luca Leff so
		
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			someone who is of Signatech leaf
someone who is post pubescent so
		
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			that means any anything not in the
definition doesn't fall under the
		
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			means of a child
		
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			says what law here a lot and you
know says what law here I will do
		
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			this or do that then this doesn't
apply to them even though from
		
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			kind of the perspective of child
rearing that should not be
		
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			encouraged that they you know,
they say well law here all the
		
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			time.
		
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			So he says Hollywood McCann Luffy
so the left one who's asking more
		
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			responsible if Betty Amarin so to
swear on a matter that is is best
		
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			um so affirming an affirmation
affirming something Oh Nephi or
		
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			negating something. I would
presume we hear enough Sir Who
		
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			right or just worry about
something that he will do already
		
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			Rahul or someone else right and
action defend our talking Oh, not
		
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			to do something because some right
Casa means to say well law he will
		
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			be left out Allah He any of the
CFL Kasamh by Allah. Allah Allah,
		
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			Allah Cobra
		
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			which Talia means to make it
conditional upon something and he
		
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			says conditional upon a
quarterback, a cobra is something
		
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			meritorious like an act of
worship,
		
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			our holy asthma, our holy asthma,
which means to pronounce a
		
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			divorce. So this includes all of
the
		
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			different scenarios that can
happen. So generally.
		
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			And the mean, is going to be jet
is going to be permissible. And
		
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			shifts or Luke said, one should
neither do it too often or too or
		
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			too little. So somewhere in
between. And the scholars of
		
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			Arabic language, say that when you
preface something with a custom
		
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			like saying, well, Llahi then in
terms of fossa in terms of
		
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			eloquence, you're talking to
somebody who's most tankier, who's
		
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			Thank you, it means that they
don't believe you. Or they they
		
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			have a hard time believing it or
you suspect that they would have a
		
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			hard time believing it. You know,
		
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			so you would say in that emphatic
way, you know, Wallahi muscle
		
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			festival classic Macedonia,
something like unbelievable, just
		
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			a joke.
		
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			If you're by Allah, Egypt has won
the World Cup, right? Because that
		
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			sounds amazing. So people will
probably say you know what la had
		
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			something like this.
		
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			And the province said Lim
		
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			did use the custom. And the one
that he will use most often as
		
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			reported by some level makan level
for loop law or macro level. If he
		
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			was going to negate something he
would say no, by the one who turns
		
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			the hearts or who's the hearts
isn't in his possession. So it is
		
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			a rhetorical device it is used in
language and it should be used
		
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			in the proper place in the proper
time. Right. So when you have
		
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			someone in front of you, where it
might might be advice to use it,
		
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			because what you're going to tell
them might be hard to believe or
		
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			you think based upon the
disposition of the person that
		
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			they may have a hard time
accepting it. Then and
		
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			indicates that it should not be
used casually.
		
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			It should not be used, you know,
frivolously and should not be used
		
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			too often because this is a heavy
thing, right? And there's a whole
		
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			chapter in fact about it. So we
should take that into
		
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			consideration. So some of the
examples like if met Nephi, like
		
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			affirming something or negating
something
		
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			like Wallahi, Tomorrow is
Wednesday, right? Which is that
		
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			some kind of a meaningless thing,
because we know that but let's say
		
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			you have someone in front of you,
who was, you know, unconscious for
		
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			days, and they're not sure what
day it is, and, you know, little
		
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			stuff Friday, or like, Tomorrow is
Wednesday, so it's better. Right?
		
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			So you're saying this is going to
be happening in the future. Or you
		
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			say, well, like tomorrow is not
Friday. So this is a negation
		
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			a user left so avoid over Euro
will be found in Otakon because of
		
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			so here zoom means that you are
		
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			saying that I am going to do
something,
		
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			an act or law here tomorrow I will
go to work
		
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			or will lie tomorrow, my brother
is going to go to work so that
		
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			somebody else or like tomorrow I'm
not going to work or will lie
		
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			tomorrow my brother's not going to
work. So those are the different
		
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			you can make it as an something
that is
		
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			it's bad, which is affirming or
negation.
		
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			alter the color palette color
Cobra means that you are
		
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			saying if something happens a
particular scenario, then you're
		
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			going to do a particular
		
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			Koba a particular act of worship.
		
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			Like if you say, if you read this
book or reread this chapter from
		
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			the Quran, I will fast tomorrow.
		
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			So and then you have to say well,
why Allah and go to either GitHub,
		
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			so also more than that, it makes
it a part of this chapter.
		
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			Oh, holy asthma, which
unfortunately, in of itself, to
		
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			make
		
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			italic, right, which is to make a
conditional, pronouncing divorcing
		
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			someone is haram to begin with.
But if people do do it, then we
		
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			have to know the rules that apply
to it. So like if someone said to
		
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			the wife, if you go out today in
honesty, Leila and italic Mehsana
		
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			forgot today, then you are
divorced. And, you know, I was
		
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			telling
		
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			a friend Omar that
		
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			probably this is the most complex
chapter one of the most complex
		
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			chapters in terms of all of the
different scenarios that can be
		
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			thought of because unfortunately,
people have made all of these
		
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			different scenarios. And so this
underscores the idea that fifth is
		
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			dealing with legal issues. And so
the FDA will then contend with the
		
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			issues as they come. And so you
have all of these different
		
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			scenarios of how a man could
possibly pronounce divorcing his
		
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			wife conditionally uncertain
things occurring or not occurring
		
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			or certain actions of hers or
certain actions of his or certain
		
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			actions of a third party. But one
should not get the impression of
		
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			all these different scenarios that
are listed in not in this book
		
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			that we're leaving from its
matassa. But in some of them will
		
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			call that some of the longer
encyclopedic sort of books are
		
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			filled, do not get the impression
that that thing is allowed, or
		
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			that it's condoned by the Olivet
know the legal scholars are
		
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			contending with the issues and
answer people's questions. But if
		
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			you look to the books of Teskey
and Aflac and character
		
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			development, they will tell you
know decent Muslim, right who's
		
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			who knows his deen and is not
ducky has Taqwa would do such a
		
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			thing would make
		
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			a lot more luck to make it
conditional upon something. And
		
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			unfortunately, this maybe it's not
so much a trend or an issue in
		
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			non Muslim majority countries or
English speaking countries, at
		
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			least my experience, but
unfortunately, is quite the issue
		
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			in many Muslim majority countries
when other Arabic speaking or
		
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			speaking or Malay speaking. So
		
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			that's unfortunately something
that is not going to be remedied
		
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			necessarily by there are some
legal things that are being done
		
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			to to remedy it in some countries.
But it also is going to take a
		
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			very concerted effort on the part
of the moral being people who are
		
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			you know, training people and
teaching them and educating them
		
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			that this is just simply not
acceptable. So, along with that,
		
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			the next line will enter my usual
kasungu This made me smile Hola,
		
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			como Allahu wa Rockman we'll call
it obesity mesophotic I called the
		
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			local boy hayati will kill me
well, it'll be a 10 minute Quran
		
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			and as far as the custom the
swearing itself or to say by Allah
		
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			you can say one of the names of
Allah
		
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			like Wallah he or Walkman or one
Harlock Allah is the creator of
		
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			the Civitan means if at any
because delay Oh,
		
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			Oh, with the by the power of a
lot, well hayati, he
		
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			will tell me like his column his
speech, what are we I mean our
		
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			Quran because the area from the
Quran is
		
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			indicative of the meanings of,
		
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			of this speech of Allah subhanaw
taala.
		
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			Some of the most have said now you
may you ask them, right like well,
		
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			kava when most have
		
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			things that maybe not literally
indicate a lot, but they are
		
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			understood to mean Allah subhanaw
taala.
		
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			In some countries, they even say
when Nebby which is worrying about
		
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			the profit. The Medicare don't
particularly mentioned that but I
		
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			believe some of the Hannibal have
allowed it because it's told him
		
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			of Allah subhanaw taala. So it's
making that what Allah has made
		
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			great, which is the profits are
still him also. So it's not.
		
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			You know, there's we laugh about
whether you can say it or not, but
		
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			certainly, it's not an act of
Schick to say when Nebby. Right,
		
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			that's that's definitely not the
case. Especially we look at the
		
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			intent of the person. So
		
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			we could say It's haram, we could
say it's more cruel, we could say
		
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			it's permissible, but to say the
shooter can by seeing it you are
		
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			going to be outside of Islam, this
is Gulu, this is an extremist
		
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			position that is rejected by them.
By the Sunni scholars. They were
		
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			like a philosophy class. I mean,
the lady lady Well, a female then.
		
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			And there is no Ferrara which is
an explanation because that's why
		
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			this whole chapter we're talking
about it, there's going to be a
		
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			certain explanation. If you make
an oath, or you swear about
		
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			something and it doesn't come true
or you don't do it, then you're
		
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			gonna have to expiate. So this is
only going to apply it says lack
		
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			of all of your costuming does it
lead? Not for a cause? I'm not for
		
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			swearing by other than Allah
subhanaw taala? Well, a few more
		
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			than for by something that
happened in the past. How would it
		
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			look like if it happened in the
past? If you say, well, Allah, it
		
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			was either in advance or lie. So I
was at yesterday.
		
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			If you say that like, and you're
pretty sure it was a that you saw,
		
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			and you say it, meaning that but
it turned out not to be Zaid, you
		
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			don't have to do anything.
However, if you were not sure, or
		
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			if you purposefully lie, this is
what's called the near menials or
		
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			moose. Right, which is also if you
did it in, like a court testimony,
		
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			it'd be called a zoo, which is
very one of the connected, right,
		
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			which is one of the
		
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			grave or the deadly sins. So
there's no Kafala for that, but
		
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			you have to do to help. Right? No
explanation, but one has to repent
		
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			to Allah subhanaw taala because
that is an enormity to do such a
		
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			thing, you know, to swore about
something that you're not sure
		
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			about or that you know, is not
true?
		
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			Well, that Hello, fellas, are you
receiving SMS Lachlan worker for
		
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			an officer in Mali? We just said
that
		
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			Cambodia tinfoil hat. So anyone
who swears about something I'm not
		
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			sure about them. Certainly they're
sinful when they do that. Nothing
		
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			on the clock on without condition.
Worker fall off is a little muddy,
		
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			but you would have to do an
explanation in the MALDI for
		
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			something that happened didn't
happen in the past. So if you say
		
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			about something in the present, or
about something that's you have to
		
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			come, then you'd have to do an
exhibition. And he's going to get
		
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			to what that exhibition is what
highly for the turkey Amarin
		
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			lejana to elaborate fairly a Euro
Mokra
		
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			so someone who swears that
heartleaf Allah Turkey Hamlin, you
		
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			know, to not do something there.
Yeah. And as well hence means that
		
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			you break your oath in the family.
Leila Makara
		
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			with Khalifa
		
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			Illa be funny. So if you say
Wallahi I'm not gonna go out
		
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			today.
		
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			And
		
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			if you didn't go out all day, then
you're fine. You don't have to do
		
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			an expiration or
		
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			if you go out but he said you know
McCullough, who are forced to or
		
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			compelled to go out.
		
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			Someone compels you, or your house
is on fire. Or,
		
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			you know, it's untenable for you
to stay in the house because of
		
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			threat of violence or whatever it
might be. That's like a crock.
		
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			Right? That's like you were
compelled to do so. And when you
		
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			made that statement, you didn't
anticipate that to happen. So you
		
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			didn't go willingly you had to go
because you were compelled. So
		
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			then you would not have to do an
explanation in that case.
		
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			Woman Hala fella falen. Fear amino
amino Hinson layer Yarbro Illa be
		
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			fairly Illa the man in LA une que
la who failed and the opposite is
		
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			true. Man Khalifa Leia Fallon de
cada that you're going to do
		
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			something
		
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			for you amino amino hence. So it
is a broken oath. Les Yarborough,
		
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			he cannot
		
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			escape that in there be fairly
except if he actually does it. So
		
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			if you say well, I am going out
today.
		
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			Today I'm going out to the store
in the man in the UK no fanfare,
		
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			except if there's a preventive
that's impossible to do the thing
		
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			that he said he was going to do.
So if you say, Well, I am going
		
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			out to
		
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			whole foods today.
		
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			And then Whole Foods burnt down,
you didn't know that. Then you get
		
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			there, there's no Whole Foods. So
let him can infer you can't do it.
		
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			So you don't have to do an
explanation for that
		
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			way and fell for the testimony
below here is this net, be in the
		
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			Anisha Allah.
		
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			So there's something where you can
qualify, and he's going to bring
		
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			these qualifiers now you can
qualify the custom or the
		
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			swearing. And the infallible means
that it's taken into
		
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			consideration, and you wouldn't
have to do an explanation. So if
		
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			you said, like Indonesia, Allah,
Allah have gone to all foods Illa
		
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			Anisha Allah, I'm going to use
acceptive Allah. If Allah wills
		
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			hollows, Allah didn't Well, so you
wouldn't have to do a an
		
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			explanation. Why need to taxi
Ceylon?
		
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			Commonly he will lie like I can't
do Lachman when we lack MALBA car.
		
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			Like, if you make a general
statement with your custom with
		
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			your swearing, but
		
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			you meant your knee or your
intention was something specific.
		
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			Like if you said, Well, I'm not
going to eat meat.
		
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			And what you meant was beef,
specifically, not chicken, not
		
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			lamb but in your intention. So in
this in this sense, if that was
		
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			your intention, then you don't
have to expect if you wind up
		
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			eating lamb or chicken What
uglydoll Mukluk Gaco li Allah he
		
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			lashed up to Lebanon, whenever
called Iman
		
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			or duck lead and mclubbe which
means you qualify something that
		
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			is are you specify something more
specifically, are you quite I
		
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			should say you qualify it in a
particular mode.
		
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			So you're not meat taking
something general then make
		
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			something specific about that,
that group that is generalized,
		
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			but now you're saying in a
particular way.
		
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			This is what's called to lead in
with luck. Like if you say, I'm
		
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			not going to drink milk.
		
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			But your intention was I'm not
going to drink milk standing up?
		
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			No, we'll call Amen. So you can
drink it sitting down and you
		
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			don't have to expect don't fall in
love, right. These things will
		
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			will be considered if the words it
could be interpreted this way.
		
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			Rather than the photography either
		
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			a solid what will the unit to have
seen as a mocha wallet accepting
		
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			divorce?
		
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			Right because we say divorce, if
it loves us, sorry, if it is plain
		
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			and simple use the word divorce in
English or the word dialogue or
		
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			whatever language that is meant
for specifically divorce.
		
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			Intention doesn't help here.
Intention only helps in divorce.
		
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			If you use a word that is general
that could mean divorce.
		
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			Like, if one says to the wife or
something
		
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			like if you go out today, you go
back to your parents.
		
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			That could mean divorce. Or it
could mean just go back to your
		
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			parents. So in this case, the
judge or the faculty who would ask
		
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			the person what did you mean by
that? But if you said no alive
		
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			today, you're gonna you're
divorced. There's no in there's no
		
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			asking about intention. In this
specific instance, because it's
		
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			love study, right? The word can
only mean divorce, you couldn't
		
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			have meant divorce metaphorically,
right or figuratively, it can only
		
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			mean that and this this is things
that we need to be educated upon.
		
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			And after these chapters, we're
going to go to the chapters about
		
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			marriage and divorce. And then
we're going to talk a little bit
		
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			more about this specifically. So
		
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			well, Cafaro to now is gonna talk
about savatya explanation is a
		
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			Halloween costume a biller are
called Li, Allah yakka Felton I
		
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			will not do MOBE humps the letter
to Anwar.
		
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			So
		
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			the explanation if he does not
specify specific expiration, in
		
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			other words, it doesn't become an
oath or a value any but we just
		
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			says, like we said, Allah if you
do this, then I will not eat or I
		
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			will not sleep or whatever it
might be. So is the Halakha right
		
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			if you
		
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			if you are unable to abide by the
the oath that you made, then you
		
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			have to do an explanation and it's
three types. What are they are
		
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			well, it amo Ashati Moroccan, the
Kundalini Skene mood in the mood
		
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			the NABI SallAllahu Sallam or Maya
como como Shagari milholland coot.
		
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			So the first is
		
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			feeding 10 People Ashati Moroccan
right and so usually it would be
		
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			the people who would be deserving
of zakat. The
		
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			miskeen someone who doesn't have
all that they need liquidity
		
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			miskeen mood in every miskeen
every person who is in need would
		
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			have a
		
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			mood
		
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			so I should have showed this
before but this is actually how
		
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			much your mood is.
		
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			That's about three cups, Imperial
cups, this is a month. So
		
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			what you would have to do for each
miskeen would have this other
		
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			staple like rice like beans like
whatever it might be corn, so
		
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			forth.
		
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			All my Acoma calm who for Shibori
inviolable quote, or that which is
		
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			can take its place are represented
in terms of a meal. So they said
		
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			you can also feed the miskeen like
lunch and dinner two meals. So two
		
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			meals you give them like rice and
then it's also recommended to give
		
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			them some Edom e that means
something with the rice or with
		
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			the beans or with the bread, like
meat, right to give them a proper
		
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			meal.
		
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			Now you could Mikado fish should
be a right that we will satiate
		
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			them for two meals when volume is
good from that which is kind of
		
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			the staple of the place.
		
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			So this is these three here we're
mentioning is a choice you can
		
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			choose one of the three
		
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			and I'm gonna say why we said that
and it was in a second one no our
		
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			Thani kiss what to whom the
rajulio Tommy Sumati is there on
		
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			Saturday Akima.
		
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			Who are you can close them Kiswa
little gradually
		
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			armies which is just basically you
have to cover them from shoulder
		
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			to toe shoulder to ankle. So like
a fold like what I'm wearing, or
		
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			you know, a two piece you know,
shirt and pants that's would be
		
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			Kiswa for those who well in
Marathi did on Saturday and was
		
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			female as for the woman also the
same thing but also she have a
		
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			female which would be hijab or a
headcovering also from head to
		
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			ankle
		
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			the Lord has said this
		
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			to her hero competency unlimited
minutes shaky when you became a
		
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			fifth the heart and this was in
the age of people were held in
		
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			bondage you would have to free
		
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			a believing
		
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			person in bondage so for us the
only the first to apply which is
		
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			defeat 10 Or to close 10
		
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			If you're unable to do those two,
you don't have the means.
		
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			Right this is where he says here
we had the philosophy while attack
		
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			here finances on her samatha Yeah,
if you don't have the means to do
		
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			the first two, then you can fast
three days. And they could be
		
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			together they could be split up
but it's better to do them
		
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			together.
		
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			While more local to Allah COVID-19
consolidating our SATA, Catania
		
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			lism, who either Hansa luck. And
also, if there's something about
		
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			you make a conditional custom
record button, something that is a
		
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			meritorious thing like prayer, or
Sudoku or giving charity. You're a
		
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			designer who is a hairdresser. Now
look, then you have to do that
		
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			thing.
		
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			If you break your expectation, the
only another In other words, not
		
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			just expiate, you don't expect you
have to do the thing that you said
		
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			you're going to do.
		
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			So if you say, I'm going to make
hij rely I'm going to make Hajj
		
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			this year if
		
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			you know I get the promotion, well
I'm going to make if I get the
		
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			promotion, so you got the
promotion. So can you just press
		
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			three days in that do Hodgenville
you have to do how much also and
		
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			you have to do how much? Because
it's a quarterback right you made
		
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			a vow for something that is a
meritorious a bad activity better.
		
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			But if you say if I get the
promotion, you know I'm going to
		
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			go to Disneyland and you wind up
not going to Disneyland then you
		
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			can do these things that he
mentioned expedition or the or the
		
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			three days fasting
		
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			because then he can warlock who
are the helenus Ma? Well, you have
		
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			one so JT he if he I mean in NC
hat if I were in love your career
		
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			to be Agilent for SCADA he, when
modern agile or lamea, firewall
		
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			hit for luck, and also the
exception here if you do it with
		
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			divorce, as we said, so if you say
something that's conditional, and
		
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			if you swear by it,
		
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			then if it's something about
you're going to do something like
		
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			you tell the wife you are divorced
		
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			unless I
		
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			go to Disneyland
		
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			so that means he says here your
call for one so JT, he is not you
		
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			shouldn't be with the wife during
this time. Because technically
		
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			you're in limbo, because you have
kind of what looks like a divorce
		
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			but it's not really divorce. Until
		
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			Do you actually go to Disneyland?
And come back?
		
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			When let me tell you to be Agilent
FET. Right? Especially if you
		
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			don't put the time in. Right?
Because if you say okay, you're
		
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			divorced if I don't go Disneyland
today, today goes away what
		
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			happens? Then she's divorced by at
least one divorce. And I hope it's
		
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			not the third, you did something
stupid like that.
		
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			We're in model agile, well, I'm
here for I'll work on a thorough
		
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			right. And if the time passes and
you didn't do it, then the divorce
		
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			becomes upon her, what will be
left?
		
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			Foster infinity.
		
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			And now we're going to talk about
the vow and north, which is a
		
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			little different than the mean. It
means it's specifically in dizem
		
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			CORBA, which saying I'm going to
do this good meritorious act. So
		
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			he says, and Neville enthusiam
will call within beloved in Kerala
		
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			he eylea and also Leah Katha out
of South Dakota together. So the
		
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			Sierra is different to how you say
it.
		
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			So it's a it's dizem Cordoba so
something that is
		
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			a an act of worship, like sadaqa
likes, like fasting like praying
		
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			something like that. If you do
something that's permissible,
		
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			then it's not a vowel. It's not
something that is
		
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			that the added some IANA you don't
have to be held to it. It's only
		
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			if you make it a quarterback you
make it something that is
		
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			considered to be an act of worship
to get close to a loss. That's
		
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			what COBOL means.
		
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			So, B loves him you have to say
like
		
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			delay halaya cada Yanni I will do
this for a lot that I will pray
		
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			this many of our cars or I will
give this much in charity and so
		
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			forth, while women do boon in them
yet ACARA it is recommended or
		
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			meritorious act the oath the vow
itself in limitado except if you
		
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			do it repetitively, why because
then you may get tired of it and
		
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			some of them they mentioned like
one of the ways to make what is
		
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			normally a meritorious merely
recommended Act into something
		
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			obligatory is if you make an a vow
to do it, then it becomes
		
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			obligatory like fasting.
		
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			So you can fast three days a
month,
		
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			a sunnah. Or you can say, no
hallelujah can delay or for Allah,
		
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			I will, you know, I have also made
a vow that I will fast three days
		
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			every month, then fast in those
three days becomes obligatory upon
		
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			you. Mattson so
		
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			you know, some people said that
that's something you can do to get
		
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			a higher reward because now you're
making an obligatory act rather
		
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			than just a merely been Dewback.
But you know, I would be careful
		
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			things like that because now you
have made it obligatory upon
		
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			yourself to do that every month.
		
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			So let me attacker so it shouldn't
be done very repetitively.
		
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			Whenever you are locked, either
hustling booby get in chef Allahu
		
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			Madidi for ukara
		
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			what Well, yeah, well, yeah, homo
in Africa. We hustled in Malibu.
		
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			By now Yes, you are the hill. This
is probably the most important
		
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			part of this chapter right here.
Because something people commonly
		
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			fall into.
		
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			So it's also recommended as long
as LEM you are locked out hustling
		
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			maboob That you don't make a
condition about something happens.
		
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			Like you say, well I Allah if you
		
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			give Shiva or healing to my loved
one my son or my daughter, then
		
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			you know, I will fast 10 days this
is my crew. It's disliked why?
		
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			Because you made it one look, you
made it conditional Allah doing
		
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			something for you. So you made
your relationship with Allah
		
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			Swatara transactional? You do this
for me that I'll do this for you.
		
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			Whether you're Cara. When does it
become haram? Yeah, home in
		
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			Africa, we are solely liable. If
you believe you're twisting
		
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			Allah's arm so to speak verbally,
by doing this, like okay, if I
		
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			tell a law that are faster 10 days
and it has to heal my, my loved
		
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			one, then it becomes harder,
because this is a violation of the
		
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			Ruby or Budimir relationship
Allahu robinton
		
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			The law LaBute wanted up Allah's
wants to be worshipped and you're
		
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			the one who worships Him not the
other way around. You don't make
		
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			Allah do something. So if you know
if they do it with that intention,
		
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			it becomes haram. Man we usually
deal with that.
		
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			But nonetheless, you still have to
carry out let's say you did that.
		
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			And your son or daughter you know
got their health back at home
		
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			today. You still have to do
fasting or whatever it is that you
		
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			said you were going to do.
		
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			One at a time. No love the
Nazarene Ben Misu we'll call it a
		
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			day holiday your soul Moon
o'clock. Our locker can shuffle
		
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			Allahumma do in FL Kedah Foley or
soda soda. Coca Cola has a feud in
		
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			Beverly I mean, doesn't have to be
exactly the same verbiage that we
		
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			said before. Like Tyrion loves
when Daddy You don't have seen us
		
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			all. We don't say I make it
		
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			An oath or vow to do something,
Miss Lu, something like it lokala
		
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			delay, Holly, you're so right for
a lie, I have to do this, or for a
		
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			lie want to do this if you know
this person becomes healed.
		
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			We're in Libya, if Al Qaeda family
or South Africa and if I don't do
		
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			this, then I will pay this sadaqa.
And he said that particular season
		
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			the last one, the formula, that's
like a mean actually. So there's a
		
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			little bit of crossover between
these two chapters. They have kind
		
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			of the same rulings. But the
phrase is the way you say it is
		
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			different.
		
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			Whenever you mess up the Lady
Macbeth, I love womb.
		
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			So,
		
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			if you make a oath, to walk to a
particular masjid or place,
		
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			then it's level right? You don't
have to do it. Nihilism in Lelli
		
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			Maccha
		
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			in an leash in law, the Mecca
except to Mecca. And one of the
		
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			stories that my chef told me chef
		
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			Rahim Allah, he said that there
were two students of Imam Malik
		
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			number one didn't costume and I
believe the other was ash had been
		
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			an ISIS. And they both Egyptian
students of
		
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			Imam Malik and they both were
teaching in the same mosque in
		
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			Egypt when they get back. So they
both studied years and decades
		
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			with either Malik, they go back to
Egypt to Cairo. And they both
		
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			teaching what they learned. And
you could say there was a little
		
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			bit of friendly rivalry between
the two.
		
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			And
		
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			they had a feel if they had a
difference of opinion about a
		
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			particular issue in Medicare. So
as Trump says, if you're correct,
		
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			and I'm wrong, then I'm walking to
Mecca to make Hajj from Cairo,
		
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			which is, you know, crossed the
Red Sea you have a big trip.
		
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			And so they, you know, the they
they went and they, you know, got
		
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			to an answer and it turned out
eshop was wrong and abdominal
		
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			costume was right.
		
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			So, our costume says, You know
what, I'm gonna walk with you.
		
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			I'll go with you.
		
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			This was the way they dissented
with one another. This is the way
		
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			the difficult one. But we'll see
he was well Good for him. Let him
		
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			have the walk. He said I'll walk
with you. I'll go with you.
		
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			Loma Linda
		
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			Kashia, the rally the Salatin
fileted massages Aletheia Allahu
		
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			Allah. Also if you make an oath to
pray in a particular message it
		
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			layers up right you don't have to
do it except it's one of the three
		
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			messages so haram and lucky Masjid
never wavered Medina and Masjid Al
		
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			Aqsa, Robbie algebrator Hungary,
rebated Marcus. So those three
		
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			Jerusalem and Medina and Mecca,
based upon the Hadith of the
		
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			Prophet, so I said them that they
should do Raha Illa SLF. Some
		
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			people have interpreted this to
mean that you don't make any
		
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			intention to go anywhere on a trip
except to three massage it. That's
		
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			not the majority opinion, the
majority opinions, specifically
		
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			messages. So the medical school,
there is no particular virtue of
		
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			bringing one message over another
except for these three.
		
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			So there's no virtue of praying in
you know, the Masjid that is
		
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			closer to your house and you're
further away from your house.
		
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			They're both Masjid except these
three. So if you live in Medina,
		
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			and you can go pray in the
prophet's mosque or you can go
		
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			pray in the mosque closer to your
house. No, it'd be better to pray
		
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			in the prophet's mosque, because
to shoot the rehab, you would make
		
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			the trip to go in extended trip,
but in any other city, right, and
		
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			you can pray in the closest place,
unless there's more than one
		
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			intention. So we're talking
specifically intention for the
		
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			Masjid. But if there's intention,
oh, wait over there. There's this
		
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			teacher that I want to see or meet
or there's this person that I can
		
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			benefit from. And then there's an
added intention. So it's not
		
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			because of the machine. It's
because what's in what's there in
		
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			domestic. That's what they meant.
Otherwise, you can make an
		
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			intention to travel, for business
for, for car for tourism, for
		
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			education.
		
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			You can make intention, you know,
to even visit the Prophet Muhammad
		
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			SAW, I said, love them,
specifically his grave. And I have
		
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			another story connected with that.
And we'll end with this, shall we?
		
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			Who is the Imam of Egypt, Rahim
Allah. In our modern times. He was
		
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			in Mecca. And he had told the
people who was with who were from
		
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			Makkah at the time or from the
Arabian Peninsula. He said,
		
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			Tomorrow I'm gonna go visit the
Prophet. So I said,
		
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			and then they were of their
interpretation. Like you don't do
		
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			that. You have to intend the
Masjid. Not not the Prophet, not
		
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			the Greek. They said yes. Don't
make that intention. You mean you
		
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			should go visit the mosque. So why
would I do that? Here in Mecca? My
		
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			prayers worth 100,000 of anywhere
else and in Medina.
		
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			It's not worth 100,000 Like here
it's the prayer in the mosque in
		
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			Mecca is more meritorious. So why
would I go visit cement and
		
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			bricks? I'm going to visit the
Prophet Muhammad Sarson. So in a
		
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			moment of insha Allah is an
article of Equinox
		
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			hosting environment of hostile
luck, whether you had accent in
		
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			the last part of Allah in the holy
with a liberal called early onset
		
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			Mr. Kumar