Waleed Basyouni – What Can We Learn From Our Children?

Waleed Basyouni

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The importance of protecting children from harm and finding one's own success in life is emphasized in this conversation. The challenges and opportunities faced by individuals and how they are driven by their dreams and goals are also discussed. The importance of learning from others and finding one's own way to forgive is emphasized. The need for clear goals and adjusting to changes is also emphasized. The speakers emphasize the importance of active learning and watching the world around them to improve one's health and family friendships.

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			about 32 times a line the Quran mentioned offsprings. The word really mean children offsprings. And
that's to signifies the importance of this subject. But often, when we talk about the subject, we
always focus on how we protect them, how we take care of them, how we should provide for them, teach
them. That's the obvious things and I understand that because of current order us to do all of this.
And it's a natural thing, as the prophet SAW some of them said, Oh, each and every one of you is a
shepherd, and you will be our and responsible for his or her flocks. So the father is a shepherd,
the mother and so forth.
		
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			And in the bee, sal Allahu Allah, you it was a lamb in the Hadith reported by Abdullah Zamp, as
acceptable narration had eaten hasn't that in a B cell allowed to sell themselves? Alamo Allah, Li
como hora de boom, teacher, children, goodness, and good manners, good etiquettes and good manners.
		
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			So that's obvious. But I'm not here to speak to you today about this obvious concept.
		
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			which is I think it's important, but my talk to you today is about another perspective when it comes
to children, since it's a such such important topic, often mentioned in the Quran in more than 19
chapters. There is another perspective I wanted to look at, which is what can we learn from our
children? And instead of us just always playing the role of teaching them? What can we learn from
them by observing them observing, they're observing their natural state, the skills that Allah have
provided them with the moment they came out of their mother's womb.
		
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			It's very interesting how persistence our children are persevering is something very noticeable in
children, that they are goal oriented. Whenever they have a goal, they will do every possible thing
to achieve their goals. No matter how big the obstacle is. I wish us as an adult, we learn from
this. And to know the importance first of having goals in life to that we don't give up our goals in
life very easily. So many of us have giving up their dreams in life, just because of one or two,
three challenges have switched their directions in life, just because they couldn't get it in the
first time.
		
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			I hope that us as an adult, as individuals, families, and even organizations and society, that we
have clear goals and live we know what we want to achieve. We want one what we want to be what the
change that we want to see and how are we going to do them having a plan. Unfortunately, it does
something not common at all, even though it's obvious that we don't have goals and clear goals in
life. Many Muslim organization I visited and when I asked them Imam of the masjid or the
organization around the center, or leaders in the community, what is your goal for your community?
What do you want your community to be in five years from now? What's the goal that you play in this
		
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			society? What exactly what you want? Most of the time, they just want to pass by most of the time
they just want to live the day that the living most of the time they just want to survive, and they
don't have any really goal that they thrive for, or they are interested to achieve.
		
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			It's so interesting, that one time I was visiting one of that Muslim organization and he saw this
beautiful building. And I said, What is this building going to be? Then they said we don't know yet.
We haven't figured that out yet. I said you already have the building you build something is not
something that you purchase. You build it, you designed it and you don't have even clear goals than
what you want.
		
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			I want to say unfortunately, so many of us today.
		
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			In the midst of this turmoil, world, in the midst of this time of confusion, and pressure,
		
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			we not anymore driven by our dreams and goals. As individuals,
		
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			we are driven by our problems and challenges. And there is a big huge difference between the two.
Between every day you walk up in the morning, and every month, you look at the upcoming month or
upcoming year, and you're driven by your dreams and goals that you want to achieve in life, versus
what is controlling your mind as the problems and the challenges that you have in your life.
		
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			I'm sure you guys in this part of the world very familiar with the work of Martin Luther King.
		
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			And he had a very famous speech. And he said in that speech, I have a dream. Have you heard of that?
When he said I have a dream? I always asked myself, and that speech was I have a problem.
		
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			What will be the outcome? How will be the different? It's exactly how we are many times when I visit
so many communities as I'm visiting your community today, or once a year, even in the airport before
I left the airport of Copenhagen. I was hearing about all these problems and challenges that people
face.
		
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			It's so rare when you visit people and you talk they talk to you about their dreams. And they talk
to you about their goals and they talk to you about what they want to achieve and what the
opportunities that's out there.
		
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			one of the thing about children, they have very pure heart, willing to forgive so quickly,
		
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			willing to let it go. You upset them, you make it up with them, and they will forgive you and you
move on. And they will not bring the old stuff. They don't hold grudges. I wish us as an adult will
learn from them. We'll learn how to forgive. We'll learn how to let it go. Some people you're so
good to them all your life, and maybe you did something wrong to them once in your life and that's
about it. He will cancel you he will curse you you will never talk to you. And every time he sees
you or she sees you, he will or she will always remember what you did. Always remember the false.
Always remember the mistakes, not willing to forgive and not willing to let go
		
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			are saying that only strong people can forgive.
		
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			weak people cannot forgive.
		
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			hat, etc. and mustard, lemon home heringer. Remember now, if you don't mind, please come forward. So
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			One of the thing about children and this is one my favorite quality of children, basically smiling
and laughing.
		
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			Children, an average child will laugh about 200 times a day. While an average adult, an average
adult will smile and laugh between seven to 14 times a day. Laugh 14 seven to 14 times a day. I can
guarantee you this percentage among Muslim community is way less out and about Danish in general.
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			I don't know about the country here and the culture here. But I can tell you that in Muslim
community in general, this percentage unfortunately goes way low, comparing to the average person in
the public and whatever reasons that is not an acceptable because smiling is part of our Deen part
of our sin. And I can testify for that as a speaker who traveled the world and into so many massages
so many places and it's very rare when you meet something some people that you are people that you
don't know they will smile at you in the master. They always checking you out. Looking at you like
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			Some people smile so rusty
		
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			need to be polished.
		
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			You know, smiling doesn't only make people around you feel good, it makes you feel good. All
studies, new studies in psychology science, they'll suggest that our physiology impact our
psychology. If smile, look up, straight back, you make your back straight. And always be able to put
yourself in a happy mood, you will be happy.
		
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			Have this serious look in your face and get an angry look in your face. You can be you're gonna feel
bad, you're gonna feel angry. That's how as simple as that.
		
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			You know, if you read a lot about I come from Houston, Texas.
		
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			And our city in the United States or Houston is we have the first Hospital in the world who start
treating people with laughter Believe it or not.
		
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			We're basically a whole section treating people who have a long term illness by nothing but bringing
in clowns and making them happy and bringing comedians and make people happy and there is a study
you can read it there's no time in the hope to speak about it. But it will be interesting some
something to look out. Doctors talk about the research you're talking about something in our bodies
called natural killer cells became more active and larger numbers. Whenever you smile often a common
thing between people who live long life that's basically they have what they have basically a good
sense of humor.
		
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			FIFA, be it a seek happiness Najafi hayati, nurture,
		
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			nurture.
		
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			Trusting is a very interesting quality in children.
		
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			And I wish us as an adult, we learn that as well. That we tend I found out that the people who trust
others much happier, better leaders, but those who always who never trust anyone, never trust their
kids. Never trust their family. Never trust the government. Never trust their leaders. Never trust
any person. And always doubt everybody and everything.
		
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			You tell them hey give the youth opportunity to make to be true leaders. I'm not sure if I can trust
them.
		
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			Hey makes us give the sister opportunity to lead. Give women an opportunity to do this. I'm not sure
if I can trust them. Hey, why don't you basically work with us I can trust what about people from
other cultures to adopt? I don't trust them.
		
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			There is a new law maybe it's in your best friends I can trust it.
		
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			And everything is like that. And conspiracy theory comes with that and all this kind of lifestyle
that it became the end of the day and disaster you put yourself and you lock yourself in a cell and
a dark roll.
		
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			One of the thing about children
		
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			adjusting, he can adjust very quickly. I move from one house to another my kids adjust to the new
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			a nation.
		
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			Goodness.
		
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			where and if may have come back a few years and has
		
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			taken us ishara remote
		
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			and moved about the city.
		
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			When I'm stuck about less than a decade, Manhattan gelida.
		
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			Adjusting, as I said, is one of the amazing abilities for kids. I wish as an adult, we learn how to
do that. We still have people trapped in the 90s and 70s and 60s, and you know, we are in 2017.
		
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			We're in 21st century, British people can adjust and realize the fact that you know what, I live in
Europe, I live in Denmark, I'm not living anymore.
		
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			In one of these countries that I maybe my me or my parents came from.
		
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			I can adjust that my kids, my daughter, she's a married woman, my son is a married man, he's not any
more a kid.
		
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			I cannot just let my kids now as a college students, I can treat him the same way I treat him when
you're in middle school.
		
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			I can adjust that my kids now is basically a man or a woman. And I need to treat them in a way
different than that used to be. I can adjust to that.
		
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			Have a person in my community? He said, Jeff, I lost my job. I said what used to is a chemist. I
said would you used to sit here I used to work in the same company for the last 19 years or so.
		
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			Is that okay? What do you do is that one formula I mastered that and they move on. They don't need
this formula anymore. Obviously. You should have figured that out a long time ago.
		
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			That you need to learn something new to be able to adjust to the new changes happening to the world.
		
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			I asked Allah subhanaw taala And finally,
		
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			when you click on Anima de novo Selena
		
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			can hamdu Lillah wa salatu salam ala Milena ba ba that
		
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			Well call me ma'am. Ahmed Mara, Mara
		
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			Mara, pocket como facin waspa haradrim, Kenya Imam mesivta thompsonville tectum and Rama OTA Allah.
Hi malama Ma Ma Kabbalah Kereama fissara method.
		
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			Man ma ma ma ma Kabbalah.
		
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			a Chateau de hayati. One year tertius Mahabharata de
		
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			la attend met him on Wi Fi also to see team in Korea once the
		
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			signal
		
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			was for her to do that work let her help her Kabir agenda.
		
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			Nisa when the tower up all sorts of normally a salon, you basically have your
		
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			kids never stop learning, discovering the world around them. Oh, this is a hot surface, I learned
now that this is something I shouldn't touch. And they basically discover things as they grow. And
they never stop learning.
		
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			I don't we stop that quite a bit.
		
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			The ability to learn the ability to discover yourself the skills that you have. A lot of people find
out that they can do so many things. They never knew that they can do it before.
		
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			Don't ever give up on yourself.
		
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			You know, go learn, read a book, learn something new learn skills, new skills.
		
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			I started a class in my community, for example, and helping people to know more about, you know,
computers and you know, one on one kind of I was very pleased to see that the number of people who
just are among people in their 60s in their 50s were quite large number of people want to learn more
to basically develop their skill
		
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			in another course
		
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			About simple things that you can do simple skills that you can learn. We have a Toastmaster program
if you're familiar with that means, which is basically something enable you to have a good public
speaking skills. You know most of the people are just an hour program where people who are in their
50s
		
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			they learning of new skills,
		
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			and so forth. You can learn so many things, courses you can take in university online, even free
many universities or free courses today. The point is, don't stop learning. Don't stop discovering
yourself and the world around you.
		
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			My boy, think that he's the fastest boy in the world.
		
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			His girl thinks she's the most beautiful girl in the world. Kids have sense of confidence. I wish us
as an adult, we have that confidence in ourselves.
		
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			We walk while our head is up. I'm not ashamed of my religion. I'm not ashamed of my last name. I'm
not ashamed of my skin color.
		
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			not ashamed of who I am or which culture I came from. The only thing can shame me is my actions. Not
the action of other people.
		
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			I never felt shame when 911 took place in America. I stood up beside everybody there against that
aggression. I'm never going to shame when a lieutenant I crazy ignorant person do something bad I
wasn't ashamed when Trump was elected. I didn't like them and I standing and saying voice my voice I
can assess policies
		
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			I'm not ashamed of who I am. I'm proud of who I am
		
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			I'm ashamed only find mistakes and sins and ignorance. The thing that I do you should have that
sense of confidence in yourself confidence in the sooner that you carry on your practice confidence
in the end that you have
		
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			to put your head down to bend your back. No that's not what's gonna solve the problem.
		
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			Nobody can ever ride your back I'm telling you bend your back
		
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			as long as you have that sense of confidence and pride know everybody will respect you
		
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			kids also know and with this
		
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			very active
		
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			very active almost running Mashallah I don't make him so lazy.
		
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			tend to be very, very lazy. And that's even sad. Maybe you guys better than us in America. We're a
little bit over there depend heavily on cars. Maybe you guys have public transportation and walking
and biking and stuff like that. But in many times, you see, people became highly motivated to do
nothing
		
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			became so lazy.
		
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			And that's not a good thing for your health. In Kenya studies bill Amina castle. I will ask you,
Michelle
		
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			casada when we started middle castle, or becoming an actual castle Academy, actually to
		
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			kadem to Rasul Allah, I saw Sydney Metallica, Al Qaeda, 10 years I was the process I'm serving. He
never asked me to do something for himself. By autosol, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, NASA, I made my
gift promise to the Prophet, I would never ask someone to do something for me, I'll do it myself.
		
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			Be active.
		
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			Because we notice so many diseases, and happening and health wise, it became an issue for so many
community members. And one of the reasons that they don't die, they don't go to the gym on a regular
basis. They don't make a walk in a regular base. They don't do a physical activity. It's like this
guy who told the doctor when the doctor told him, Hey, your diabetes is your sugar level is high in
your blood. He said, Oh, doctors, don't worry, you know, diabetes runs in the family. He said, Son,
what I'm worried there's nobody in the family runs. That's why you're diabetic. It's not about runs
in the family. So what you need to do, you need to learn from that to be a little bit more active in
		
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			your life. There's so many things we can learn from our children. So I hope this hope will inspire
us to kind of learn from them. Learn and observe the world around us. There are so many things we
can learn from my brothers and sisters, please treasure these talents. These qualities in your
children, make them grow strong. We want to leave a generation better than ours. We want to bring in
better generation than our generation.
		
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			Make sure that we innovate
		
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			Invest in these qualities. But the most important thing that your son and your daughter when they
grow up, they are people who have skills have values in life principles in life.
		
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			I ask Allah Subhana Allah to help and to protect all of our families and our children. So in the
last panel with data and you're in and
		
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			when you're in an hour, an hour Yom
		
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