Wisam Sharieff – Ukim Youth Usa Hope And Fear Of Allah

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The speakers emphasize the importance of the Islamic Institute of Education and its loss of profit, as well as the use of "back to the thr centers" and praying for Islam. They stress the importance of learning to tolerate plastics and finding ways to be more healthy. The conversation includes discussion of the US presidential election and the potential treatments for COVID-19, including drugs and vaccines. The host also touches on the potential treatments for COVID-19 and the potential for treatments to be developed over time.

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			Today we have been privileged to start with us who has traveled all over the United States. And
he'll be presenting today's talk, titled,
		
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			I just like to
		
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			start with song Sharif. Start with something began this journey in some experience of the Islamic
Institute of Education in Illinois.
		
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			He also completed his memorization of the grant, and excelled in early studies of the dream.
		
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			They were selected from 33 students internationally for the growing economy in the world, completing
his bachelor's in Arabic grammar with a minor in some literature.
		
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			To start with authentic case studies back to the Middle East, in 2007. It was privileged to study in
Makkah in civil war because most prominent scholars will start with resolve what's been most
recently returned to the series portion of the various locations of the holy grail on on Canada is
studies with Seamus Monson continuing.
		
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			We'll start with the question and answer session at the end. So if you have any questions, there'll
be small pieces of paper in
		
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			those questions on that request for questions to be
		
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			covered. And tied for meeting started this on wants to recognize any additional questions. So
without further ado, I'd like to
		
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			talk over federal law. And also, if you can switch off your mobile phone
		
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			hamdulillah Alhamdulillah
		
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			wa Salatu was Salam O Allah Sunni.
		
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			of praise and thanks are due to Allah subhanho wa Taala gave us life today. All praise and thanks
are due to a loss of Padma data gave us life on Juma all praise and thanks are due to a loss of data
give us a Masjid with beautiful young people who are willing to sit with us. All praise and thanks
are due to lost data and gave us not only a beautifully decorated mustard but Allah has given us so
much technology, so many things around us. So I asked you to choose before we talk about Allah, I
would like you to choose some things that you are going to praise a lot more specifically, something
that happened to you uncle that maybe I don't know about but praise a light in your heart and say
		
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			electric date my wife didn't hear it. today. No one cut me off when I went to when I went to park
icy parking to talk to you. So you praise Allah subhanho wa Taala for all the gifts that He has
given you and as we praise the Lord yesterday, we picked three things that all of us have definitely
been blessed with. So we seek to Allah subhanho wa Taala along
		
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			Bella give us the opportunity to meet together, I won't get to know your needs this evening.
		
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			But if I don't get to meet you here, then inshallah please do introduce me. Introduce yourself to me
in general, for Allah brought you here that he already loves you. If Allah subhanho wa Taala brought
you to a talk about loving him, that he already loves you. So in return if you keep that as the
premise of today's talk, that Allah Allah could have bought 1000 people here, Allah subhanaw taala
could have chosen two people to be here, but he chose you to be here. And this is not a soft way to
start a discussion. It's the real way to start a discussion. You prayed tomorrow today because of
like gifted you. You were able to drive your on whatever capacity because electrodes so we say to
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala We praise you. We thank you with your names and attributes for today. You
this brother here and everyone else was not cowardly. You could have been anywhere else on a Friday
evening and young people trust me. If you don't know where to go on a Friday evening. I could help
you and for the other group
		
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			service we have not been amongst the leesy Allah subhanho wa Taala could have given us some type of
alien some type of sickness could have been stomach could have been our joints. But a lot brought us
here. And a lot of my data did not make us amongst the cheap. And one of the most expensive things
that we have more than our money is our time. So a lot of our data abroad is here to discuss nothing
else then, how much he loves us, and how much hope we should have in him, and how much fear we
should have. we tackle this in the hood. But today, we tackle this in the flip side, the other side
of town, but we don't fear a loss of hogwash. Anyone can tell me what do we fear? Tell me please.
		
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			It's not a lot that we fear. What is it that we fear?
		
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			punishment right? If you love somebody, your parents, you love your parents. You don't fear your
parents, you feared this pleasing your parents. If I do this on me won't be happy. If I do this,
maybe my father won't feel happy with. So this concept of thinking of Allah subhanaw taala as
something we're afraid of. This is something that it's kind of a distortion of how we see a loss of
		
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			profit some a long winded answer. Please help me out. I need to know at what level of a crowd Am I
speaking to? When I say Hades Pudsey. What does this mean? It's the multiverse with a lot but
		
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			it's the words of Allah subhana wa Tada. Excellent. So now the elders notice they need to prove
their, you need to earn your stripes. So last words through the mouth of Mohammed was sudo last a
long while it was some are such that my slave, Allah says my slave will find me as he perceives me.
My slave will find me as he perceives me. If you perceive a loss of data that Oh, you made one
mistake, that's it, you're going to help this is how you will find the loss of data. What does this
mean? When you act when you perceive a lot when you get up for failure begrudgingly like Oh, here we
go. I have to go pray. Now if I don't pray, I have to get it out of the way. Either. Sometimes, as
		
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			time comes in, a better pray, I want to get it over with. So this is the way we perceive a lush
paradise. This is the way we'll be dealt with. But if we see a loss of hand what Allah the way he
describes himself and today if you want to take out your phone, you can follow along. It's Surah
Nisa, what is what number is
		
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			for all the elders?
		
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			So surah number four, I am number 2627 and 28. If you can take it out for me, I will be asking you
questions. Many times you hear all of us speak that when they speak, you keep your mouth shut and
you listen. But when young people come to share thoughts, ideas of what they have learned from
Obama, you should take notes. And it before we get too deep into our discussion is Surah Nisa number
four is number 2627. And 28 B is an invalid data, something that you should also know karate, Daddy
karate like the Imam Ali Baba, the place that we decided to blow up katiba
		
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			right in his he has a book called the edits of the student of knowledge. In this book, he writes or
narrates it or compiled it. The Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said trap knowledge.
The Companions asked how there's two things we can learn from this. One someone of knowledge asks
you a question. And you don't know don't guess. Don't get asked how. So the companions were asked to
trap knowledge. The companion said this intangible thing, how can it be trapped under the sudo la
dee solo model, it must be kita. In your books, the prophets Allah Almighty has encouraged us to
write has encouraged us to jot things down. So if you don't have something to write on, then do as
		
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			the early early companions of the early select would do. They would take pieces of leather, and they
would actually go into it with a pin. They would attach things into it and they would take it home.
We have narrations that would they would sit and learn from scholars and they would run out because
paper wasn't like the 99 p store where you walk in and buy a stack. It was very difficult to get
paper. So they would take off their sandals and the top of the sandal was made of leather. What
would they do? They would attach this they would call out of pseudo law. They would attach the words
onto the top and then they would carry their sandals home and get to a piece of paper and that they
		
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			will transcribe it. I mean, this to me seems awkward. I will say it seems very uncomfortable to
think about this. But this was love for knowledge, not other
		
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			This was a pursuit of learning the word so that they could act on it. And then not being amongst
people who made excuses. So Habiba about that he gives us in his book, what was the name of his
book,
		
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			advocates of the student of now.
		
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			That's what he said right now, according to MBA classes, when you take your first speech class, the
average adult male can only remember the first 800 words you said, and I've already spoken 250. So,
buckle up, try your best to write us a lot to open your heart so that you can benefit from this and
say a lot any misconceptions that I have before this allows us to remove it from so in this we see
the transition of the Prophet Muhammad, some of you it was someone telling us to perceive a loss.
But we as human beings have two elements, we're limited and dependent. So as a limited and dependent
creature, I cannot fathom alone. I can't understand who is a lot and how much is alone. So in Surah,
		
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			number four is number 26. And on desert a lot cleaner, Allah subhanho wa Taala. And for those of you
who are graduate students, you're going to see a miracle in
		
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			a large panel of goddesses to aspire to be like Amina Shay.
		
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			I seek refuge with a love from shape bonding occurs, why was shaped by a regime, not because he
didn't listen to a loan? Remember? Unless that makes sense, though, right? And everyone needs to
accept at least this wasn't his big mistake. But then a lot asked him.
		
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			What stopped you from making such that shavonne at that point, the doors of forgiveness were open.
He could have said
		
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			you know what I made a mistake. But what did he say?
		
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			He rationalized his thought above the loss.
		
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			He gave an excuse that he thought some for some reason he was better than this clay creature. But
this wasn't the issue. He thought he knew more than Allah subhanho wa Taala This is why he is
ashamed Barbra Jean and when you say out to be lacking in a shape one of regime you are asking a lot
a lot don't meet me like that one who took his brain used his frontal lobe intellect and said I know
more than Allah. And in the UK, I know more than Allah subhanho wa Taala so someone old some old man
with a beard tells me to lower my eyes when I see someone What does he know? He knows a stuffed
robot. I know inshallah, right? This is the difference. He knows. Oh, yes. I know what I'm doing. So
		
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			this is the rationale about the laws of Allah subhana wa Tada. So we take in conjunction after
saying a lot helped me to place my thoughts of arrogance low my ignited flame of a guidance Hi, this
means
		
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			your honor you in the name of Allah subhana wa tada the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful. Whenever
you benefit from something, it's because Allah put that benefit there. And when your mom found you
in your dirty nappy and she did not throw you away.
		
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			So when something is good to you, you think that thing and then you also say May Allah bless you as
well. So lots of hammer data and I am number 26 says to us, you really
		
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			do so Nana, you redo Can everyone say this word so that you understand the verb patterns, say you
		
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			need a means to want. And the next word is a law. You read the law can you imagine the concept just
leave the I for one second? Allah wanting something when Allah subhana wa tada says he wants could
buy a boon and it's done. So Allah subhanho wa Taala starts the sentence by saying once a lot of you
		
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			so that things are clear self evident for you. Begin are those things when you put a glass of water
on a table, you can see through the glass that's what God wants. He didn't want to complicated
religion which has become now he didn't want us to get overwhelmed with how long my moustache is and
whether my pants go touching the ground or do they touch that? Do they touch the ankle bone or below
the ankle bone? Allah subhanaw taala didn't want us to be overwhelmed by questions and laws. We will
very
		
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			soon ah
		
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			clear simple religion. Love your parents. Be
		
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			Able and available to community members for service and at least act like a Muslim? Well, yeah.
		
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			So not only did he want things to be clear for us, but he wanted what else he died. He died is a
very open word. So when I say he died, it's like guidance. So Allah subhanho wa Taala wanted us to
be guided, but it's not like the GPS on the thing is on your phone. Sometimes it cuts out sometimes
it comes in a lot of what Allah told us. And if you want to make a notation of this, when you say it
didn't slip on, study in the Arabic language, do you know the word CR? What does it mean? Straight?
So it means straight path, what is Mr. D that we always translate guide into the straight path? So
it
		
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			wouldn't be enough. But a lot of what Allah gave us this word was the theme in the pursuit of
guidance. I'll ask you a question. It is not only the straight path, but it is the consistent path.
You know, when you have a really expensive GPS, and you type in I need to get
		
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			right to give the address and say you turn off what is the GPS do automatically.
		
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			It recalculates. Right. So even when we don't follow the Hidayat have a lot of we take a wrong turn.
And maybe we spend a night doing something that Allah doesn't like, leave the word half per second.
Because if you love someone, it's not about the how long Hello. It's something that will displace a
lot. When you turn what you do automatically let the GPS allocate, I do a lot. I made a mistake. I
was supposed to go there, but I'm lost here. This is hidden. When you ask a lot of Hanwha data when
you're lost. Now when you're driving down the street road and just want to make sure I'm in the
right yep. Okay, everything's okay. know, when you took the wrong turn, a lot automatically
		
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			recalculates the GPS. Why are you there?
		
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			And it's not just guidance being recalculated a lot.
		
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			profits. So he wanted things to be clear for us. You were in a while Yeah.
		
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			That he wanted things for us to be guided to a straight, consistent GPS signal. And what was that
signal mean? To the people who live before us? What happened last summer
		
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			taught us a complete life reciting set up who taught us and sometimes we feel uncomfortable talking
about Jesus right? Or they set out to set up because that title has been robbed. But what were the
teachings of
		
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			what did his teachings embody?
		
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			Love, that's all he taught.
		
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			In many scenarios, he taught love, he taught compassion, or he was the one to spend time. So when we
hear the word of Jesus and we hear this and sometimes we turn away, let us remember amongst our via
his reciting, and amongst his teachings with other people was the teaching of love. And when the
Christians came to Muhammad Rasulullah and say, What do you say about Jesus? What do you say about
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in this guidance in this Hidayat in making things clear, he
reminded the Christians of his time
		
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			around is more my brother than anybody why they were brothers in what?
		
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			In Islam, the prophet in Islam, but in Prophethood, and Baden rasulillah, and resized or backwards
reciting synonymous with law, how many prophets between them now 600 years of darkness, these are
		
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			600 years where Allah subhanho wa Taala chose not to send to mankind to give, but we have these two
lights. And then we have the strength and sturdiness of Musashi setup. And then if we fast forward,
we have the life of a robot for the love of God and the companions who came to pass. So now all of a
sudden he died. isn't that difficult? You just press rewind on the TiVo, go back to all the Netflix
that talks about the pseudo law that talks about the library. Sorry, sir. And it reaffirms what FDA
approved sooner than that in admin pubnico It reminds us what true guidances so sometimes we get
lost along the path. And we're not sure why does Allah He has so much. Why does the last lesson? Why
		
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			does the lesson give us difficulty? We forget to turn back to the stories of Musashi Sarah. Do you
remember when Musashi Sarah was traveling with his companion? And some say that who was this
companion the end of Soraka.
		
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			Left behind here people.
		
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			Please
		
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			get tired of answering questions. No need to get out into each other
		
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			So the idea that the karate Sam was saying.
		
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			So this man who could have been around was teaching Musashi, salaam, there are things that people
understand. And there are things that we won't understand and why they happen. But we turn them back
to Allah subhanho wa Taala. So you radiate Allah, who we look to the divine guidance, we hear the
stories of the people of the past, and we hold tight to this to things that are likely to us, he
gave us clarity, he gave us guidance and other people of the past, after he says
		
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			he says two words, or two.
		
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			And Allah wants to forgive you. A lot chooses the third thing on this list wants a lot of three
things, clarity, guidance, and he wants us to be forgiven, won't allow
		
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			halki A lot has to suppose that he's pointing out here, two attributes that he's saying to us are
these if you're taking notes, as he's the one who is all mighty and all able to do so one might feel
like we're in lost, oh, this 1 billion Muslim woman who is lost in fighting because I agree here and
you pray here, and you have a mustache and item. A loss of data says to us that he has the ability
to overcome all of these things. But what is the second attribute that Allah subhanaw taala talks
about? What is the second attribute as
		
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			anyone can give me hacking? what's the what's the literal translation that you have?
		
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			What's
		
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			wise, okay, so within wisdom, let's take this word, even. Let's open it for a second, a lot. From
the word hacker ama, Hakeem also has the has the connotation or the definition of authority. So
Allah subhanaw taala, has two characteristics in this one name, not only is he wise, but he has the
authority to give that wisdom Does that make sense? One of you might be more knowledgeable you are
you are more knowledgeable in Islam than I am. But right now, if you began to speak, someone might
say, look, you didn't come from the US. But someone would say something to you, you don't have the
macom to speak, or when an elders around, you might feel more wise, but they're not meant to speak,
		
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			you're meant to wait a lot is the only one who has both characteristics. At the same time, he is
wise. And so when these calamities happen, and when the Muslim coma is not at the state that we want
it to be, then we realize a lot. So God has the wisdom and the authority to do this. He is cleansing
us through His means. And he says,
		
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			so quickly, can someone tell me that three things have been lost?
		
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			What were the three things you want?
		
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			He wanted clarity, or guidance
		
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			to the path of the previous people, which is guidance and
		
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			love and forgiveness. So its clarity, its guidance and forgiveness. And then he says he is unhappy.
The next sentence I think grammar students here in the states it's become, it's become a fashion
everyone loves grammar.
		
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			You have one young boy increases ability. In grammar. What do you put first, or ism you put the verb
first, worrisome first. In Arabic grammar, here's something for you to know. You always put the verb
first, right? So those of you who are studying a law saying legal law, a law once is that correct
grammatical statement. But to catch the attention of the ATO, you switch the verb and you put it
second. So in the second ayah, which you're looking at, and one of the young people read to me just
the first two words, what are the first two words of the next is just after Allah says, He wants
these things?
		
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			I
		
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			have the three things he wants for mankind.
		
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			And now he says a lot once before it was once a lot and there was a list of three things. Now Allah
subhanaw taala change the verb pattern, and now he puts a love first and of the three things
clarity, which is the Quran guidance, which is the tsunami of love and forgiveness, which we
		
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			will walk up to
		
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			love us brothers and sisters. Why would he pick guidance? Why would he pick guidance? Why would he
say yes, you should learn more and then
		
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			Forgive you
		
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			said I love my creature all of a
		
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			sudden, the prophet peace be upon him said, the believer or the slave of a law should know the
creation of a law should know that Allah subhana wa tada loves him 70 times greater than his mother
love. So the woman that you peed on her face, the only creature This is the only creature in
history. If I walk up to one of the young mates and I smack him in the face and say, I like you.
What is he gonna do? I like you, too. I like to do this way back. But this is the only creature who
for nine months of these nine months, I would say about five and a half months you kept punching,
kicking her and what did she do? She called people and said, Come see the baby, the baby's moving.
		
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			And this is on the inside of a womb where there are where there's a stomach where there are organs,
she can find the people to say, Look,
		
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			my baby's punching me. And one day my baby will spit on me. And one day my baby will grow up and say
mom, you don't understand me. And Allah says He loves us 70 times greater than this way.
		
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			And the last panel mozzarella is the one who loves to forgive us. So in this we take the narration
of the loss of a lot of them. And we ask what is it that Allah subhanho wa Taala wants from us? It
is that we turn to him and say a lot. I've made the mistake. Not by hung out with my friends that my
friends are bad not I did something wrong because someone made me but a lot I am we
		
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			got a coup de de Lyonne arona Shah, De Niro and Tammy
		
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			Lima, so lucky to contrast all of our ones from us is to humble ourselves, not to put our mind above
the law of love humble, ask Allah for forgiveness and do your best on that, at that home plate. At
that age, do your best and allow forgive the rest. But when you
		
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			get to be your own,
		
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			even if it means
		
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			we need to follow to obey, to put yourself in line with William W. Nash.
		
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			Now this is where I'm going to take my respectful leave from my elders. And I'm going to speak a
little bit more directly to our youth, Wyatt, una Shahada, and those people who worship not China,
but the generals who are there on the internet, the people who worship them, William W. Una Shahada,
and when all the singers and all the rappers tell you come take my hand, give me all of you tonight.
This is $1 with severe inertia, they're telling you, look, you don't need to be young and live free.
Right now. Isn't that what our friends in the West love to say? I'd be free living young and wild
and free. This clean this dialogue is a call to bother Wyatt.
		
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			Because not only have you ever realized when you get close to Islam, you start praying to Allah
subhanaw taala you start treating a lot like he does love you as he does. Then all of a sudden the
people around you who don't pray, what happens? They get a rash. They get very uncomfortable. Now
youyou don't get all religious. Just don't stop praying. You don't need to do all of this stuff.
What happened to you before you change, you became a zealot, you became very Islamic. So those who
don't have comfort in their own life, they start to engage and they start to tell you come hang out
with us. Come see life. come enjoy yourself where
		
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			you may land
		
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			and they want you to fall into the greatest issues and the greatest.
		
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			So in this we have two sides of the coin to accept every brother in this room every sister who hears
my voice can say But brother if Allah loves us so much, how can we make mistakes? This is the idea
that you need to realize them remember, the prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said to us
if a human being this is the Prophet Muhammad Salaam, if anyone has a small bottle me I'll do it
like this.
		
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			This is how my teacher explained it to me and this is how his teacher explained it to me.
		
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			The prophets of Allah audio Salaam say you came to a law and you filled the entire heavens and the
earth with sins. So the shift to get a glass of water and he said this
		
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			is one sin. This is even better. She actually took a glass of water. And he said, this is a sin. The
Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in the common space. This occupies the province of Olam
audio and someone said, Imagine we covered all of the ground of the earth with the sins and started
piling them on top. And on top of every cup was one thing until the sin scratched the throne of loss
of Hanwha darada of law says, if my sleeve came to me, asking for forgiveness,
		
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			why the Bureau and he came to me with asking for forgiveness way to Bali. What would Allah do? You
would forgive all of these things. And he would tell the angels as if this Sims had never happened
last time what Allah also says to us, and this is very hard to translate, so I want you to try to
understand these words. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that a loss of Hiawatha when a
believer opens his hands and says a lot, I want a lot of fields, shy
		
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			to give the person to the person who put his hands back down and not give him what he wants. When a
person puts his hands in front of an idol in front of an idol. The angels bring the bar to Allah and
say this was made to an item and Allah subhana wa tada says, but he has nobody else to ask for
courtesy.
		
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			So when we raise our hands to Allah, one week from Ramallah, and say, Allah, were to
		
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			love me, bring me into your folder perspective. Let me feel the compassion of this book. And Alas,
dada only says one simple instruction to us. That when we recite the Quran, when we say, See
		
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			all other ones from us, open his book, read his book. And while we read his book, take the narration
from the sound books of Haiti. When one recites for an I read this for the first time and understood
it last week, had to read it again and again, the province of the law Madiba Sallam told us when it
comes to the love of a law, he said, when a person reads Dakota,
		
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			he is like a prophet without revelation. When a person reads Quran, he is like a prophet, just
without direct communication from Allah. This is the macom the status that Allah gives us the chance
to have, but every night when we hang out with our boys and Xbox, and we hang out and do anything,
but for
		
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			that we choose something else. So Allah subhanaw taala gave us a chance to raise our hands to read
his book to become closer to him. And then in the third eye, which is completely the opposite of
what everyone thinks about Islam, but you're going to read it from all angles. And tell me tell me
the next word that the next is only three I only read four lines.
		
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			What was the next one?
		
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			You read the law again, a loved one something so what is it that a loved one's after forgiving us
giving us Blue Island so now?
		
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			A washed Panama dalla says to us, you read Do
		
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			you have
		
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			coffee or is coffee?
		
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			Very light, right? When you when you have a cloth, and a plot is cut. It's very breezy. Right? Very
breezy. When you can hold a cloth up and it's light. It's easy to wear a lesson at the local coffee
farm. He wants Islam to be healthy, easy to follow. Pray. Try not to eat these things. Hold your
tongue. Remember the advice of a Buddha or the Law of One minute brothers to advice. This is a
vulva. Just to give you an idea of who Abubakar Dada is the province of love why it was so upset.
What about
		
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			if the deeds of the oma were placed on one side, and the deeds of the loved one more than the other
		
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			wheat of deeds would be happy. There is a narration and we know this to be true the narration that
engender depending on your level in Genoa of Lost Planet Allah will speak to you whoever attended
the hook but today, the lowest level of the people have definitely been a lot of once a week at Juma
Allah speaks to them on Juma and as the levels go up to people get closer to Allah till the highest
level of people agenda.
		
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			They have a home with four
		
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			Windows, the window on the right side of the house, it only has one function. You know, those big
balcony windows would have a big window sill with pillows, that the smaller. That window on the
right side of the wall only has one function is for the people of the hi Jenna to sit and see a
loss.
		
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			But Abu Bakar of the Obama is the only one in Ghana. A narration tells us that allows me to him
alone. And Allah subhanho wa Taala would give him more calm and respect alone. So what did abubaker
the loved one say to us? He said control two things, what's between your lips, and what's between
your legs. And Jim, as
		
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			I told you,
		
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			is found is that simple. All we need to do is curtail this and relax the other one. And Allah will
give us that.
		
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			So you read a lot. And you have FIFA and
		
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			and unless as we're putting God who created us a lot so it says
		
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			my brothers from behind the clouds behind the partition. What does life mean? take a gander. Sorry,
from behind.
		
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			The ones who came to the box seats, right? We we did that a lot. From Good luck, no pun intended. I
wasn't saying anything about you guys. We're just saying, you know, like, we Allah says human beings
were created weak. In this we realize and I bring my talk to a conclusion here. If Allah subhana wa
tada didn't love us, if Allah did not have an element of compassion towards us, we wouldn't have
known about him
		
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			knowing about gender. And as far as the fear component comes into play, stop looking at whether
music is halal or haram. start asking yourself would a lot like me to do this? start asking yourself
whether what you look at on the internet? Well, I think it's okay, no one's would it make a loss?
		
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			And what you see two, two between each other, would it be collapse?
		
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			Once you ask these questions, some of the things that we take so heavy about Islam, they don't
become that difficult. I spoke about a lot of for a few moments, I spoke about my life for a few
moments, I gave myself a right. And I did not fear Allah subhanho wa Taala because he is mean but I
fear displeasing and loss.
		
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			If you thought there was something you could take from today's talk, it's not because the speaker is
a good already, because we're onto perfect.
		
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			And I could have said nothing but just said, you read the blog.
		
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			Wire via
		
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			voice to body while log was nice and happy while you read to body while you read
		
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			it under me To my knowledge, you need to love and you have
		
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			always going to be that weak person. And that would have been enough. But because Allah gave us some
time and some entertainment, we explain those words. So if you are going to ask questions now please
feel free to ask. And if you're going to ask a follow up question. I'll answer it. As I answered
here. I won't get into long debates. So I did I know that you have scholars 100 times better, you
allowed some young person to share thoughts from the west coast, the west side of town. All I'm
saying to you as your brother is if we don't carry the swamp in a beautiful like fashion. I'm
telling you, mmm, Jay Z and Kanye West will have already eaten up their children. So if you don't
		
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			have the time to sit down with your children, tell them these are the things that are probably not
healthy. And as
		
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			I used to do, you know, two generations after the companions, they used to hold the hands of their
kids, and they would walk into the marketplace. adults. Just give me your attention for these 10
seconds. For those of you who think sheltering your child is being Islamic way to generations after
companionship. They used to hold the hands of their kids go into the marketplace. And by that time
they were singing girls and they were the Brittany's and the magazine covers that we have today
slightly different.
		
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			These things existed, and they would hold the hands of their young children and say this current, is
this good. And what does this child say? No.
		
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			It's dirt. So when you walk through your Tesco and you get to the magazine aisle, young as long as
your children are young, saying you want mommy to wear this.
		
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			You will build a disgust in your child's heart. No, that's disgusting. You tell yourself
		
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			Is this the type of woman who could take care of your children?
		
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			A child will say this. And when you explore these things because I don't know if anyone noticed, but
these eyes are actually talking about sexuality, desires that we discuss. When Allah says weakness,
he says he created a suite that we have enough to go on. So if you don't discuss these topics, yes,
Allah loves us, but the human being also loves other things. Remember, Mashallah, inshallah, we love
those things, too. So if you don't explain these things to your children, and don't talk about them,
then your child alone might love your child, but your child won't connect, develop a love with Allah
subhanaw taala. Before I go completely off topic, I need to say something on my own, it came up on
		
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			our travel here.
		
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			If your child is enrolled in a PE class, you know, physical education, or your child goes for
swimming and whatnot. It's a very strong problem in the United States. And it's
		
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			the eyes of adults falling on young children, their hands touching them. Make sure your child that
he's taking us he or she is taking a swimming class, or is taking some type of physical education
where they have to change their clothes. Please find out in what environment that happens. In Islam.
We don't disrobe. God, you know, it's a guy thing, the locker room mentality. We don't disrobe in
front of each other. This is something Allah doesn't love. And if you think about the grand scheme
of the universe, the universe
		
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			didn't miss
		
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			another exam didn't miss some major thing in Islam, he ate from the tree. And after he ate from the
tree, did he go to *? Did he get punished? Did someone cut off his hand? Did he get whipped and
flog What happened?
		
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			But before he was Yes, he was sent down, a part of his brain reacted the part of his brain that
recognizes it's called the appropriate receptor, right. So when you close your eyes, you can feel
your hands and feet moving. This idea that you know where your toes are, when you're standing also
means you know where your lower self is when you're standing. So what is shameful, it became
apparent. So this is how sensitive this the genital and the private area of the male and female. So
if we don't extend explain this to our kids, I'm telling you, MTV will and they'll say be large and
in charge. And if you
		
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			don't teach your children about this, or is one thing that a lot doesn't love in the law is
		
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			a lot loves us, let's just act like He loves us. When we act that way, we will receive the mercy of
Allah subhanho wa Taala. I say this at the end of every talk, I take the permission of our elders.
Anything that was set incorrectly is my mistake. It's not the mistake of the master. The master
didn't know what I was going to talk about. They made a pretty flyer stuck my name on top of it, and
conveniently wrote USA
		
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			which means please come
		
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			and
		
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			bless us. So any mistakes are my own misrepresentation. Maybe you didn't like the translation of a
word. This is my own fault. any mistakes are from myself and I pray that Allah, Allah blesses us and
keeps us together as a community. Ramadan is around the corner, don't take this as a motivational
talk. This was the talk that if you love Allah, and Allah subhanho wa Taala wrote you a letter. And
that letter is 632 pages long. Read the letter every day. Because when you meet people who love
Jesus, what do they read all the time? They read what they think is from inside. We don't think it's
family. Sorry, sir. We don't think that is from Allah subhanaw taala we know it is and whether we
		
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			believe in it or not, that you can keep up with it.
		
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			So let's why not stop pointing fingers at other this from Yvonne. Make an intention to read for and
if you can't read it,
		
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			completely make an intention for 10 minutes at 10 parts. If you can do 10 parts. I'm not sure why.
Because you're not eating or drinking. Maybe you can do five, but do it with translation, basic
transition. And when you hit a road bump an ayah that says find them and kill them wherever they
are. Don't be a genius and try to figure out yourself write it down. Go as someone who's read the
Quran multiple times so that they can come. For anyone who doesn't know how to read at all. Is it
okay to do the thing.
		
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			Anyone who doesn't know how to read at all wants to learn that we want to learn some basic
vocabulary, you can write down l to R q.com. Learn to Read or en.com it's an open site. It's free
for everyone. We're praying that every Muslim who says Muslim on wall can at least read the last
book. So this is our intention. Please do your best to find the book of Allah. Allah does not belong
was it
		
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			I've got a couple of questions here.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			And also, if there's any questions from the floor, feel free to ask.
		
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			Finished these two.
		
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			Whoever asked the first question
		
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			What was the name of that book?
		
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			What book?
		
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			Oh, it's
		
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			okay. I get to transition.
		
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			yasir Qadhi shake yasir Qadhi from the States. He has a lecture series. It's online. It's called
advocates of the student of knowledge. That's number one. Number two for everybody. This is
mandatory. And I think Muslims love to have this book in their house, but they don't have the
original.
		
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			Imam Bukhari wrote
		
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			four books in his lifetime. We all have the last book, the most complicated and advanced manuscript
of ever written history, and we love carrying it around saying copier fast, exotic.
		
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			Right, Mashallah. There's another book he wrote amazing. Other
		
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			other other advocates and manners in Islam give that one a shave here.
		
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			In the UK, his name is Teresa amatola.
		
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			He wrote he has the only English commentary on other homophones and it's only it's a wonder it's in
audio, the audio version. So that's an etiquette of the student of knowledge for you inshallah, and
because you asked the question and weren't shy, I'll make the province a lot.
		
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			A lot more. A lot more. Dean will army. Allah give you understanding of religion? Because you asked
a good question.
		
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			How can you get rid of laziness? there? This is a very interesting topic laziness.
		
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			It's an entire topic. First thing I will ask you to do is make a blog that the Prophet Muhammad
Sallallahu Sallam made a single day Mohammed would allow me to draw every day Can we try? Everyone
press your tongue to the top of the mouth la w don't say Allah. Allah law.
		
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			coma.
		
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			Me
		
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			to bigger
		
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			casts at
		
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			Jubilee
		
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			Jubilee
		
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			won have already
		
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			won both leave
		
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			this drop
		
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			every day. Oh, a lot. A lot of them makini rutabaga or a lot of our beloved creator, I seek refuge
with you from Nina the IBC. One Cassady, one geovany was hard on me and I said it in a whole
different order. Were you praying to Allah save me from laziness from being a coward from being
senile, from being cheap? And I miss wonder, make this blog constantly and maybe it's on video so
they can take it?
		
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			Now you asked a question, so I'm going to answer it very directly.
		
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			Besides staying away from activities that will make you lazy, the prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam
		
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			explained to us how sin constantly sitting makes you lazy. One of the things that we do is when we
sin we don't realize we're gonna say Dr. Medina when you sit and watch a three and a half hour
bollywood bollywood movie and you say, I'm gonna go read Parana Babu, you're gonna sit on your tail
for the next three and a half hours. Second thing that we need to realize the problem of audio selam
spoke about food. Food is like it's like cement for the stomach. Yes, we all love to eat and guess
when I go out I still get my evening meals. I do eat quite a bit of vanilla. But when it comes time
to study, try your best to follow the suit numbers to the laws of law, body and settlement try to
		
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			eat a little bit less. Now if it's okay with you. I'm going to go outside of the normal balance.
There's proven research
		
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			extensive research that our use of plastic, the plastic that we use, and even the cheaper plastics
constantly using plastic regenerates the higher senses of human beings. So try your best to eat
natural and consistent foods. Try your best to stay away from biochemically engineered foods. When
you constantly have a can of Coke, which which has high fructose corn syrup in it. It's not actual
sugar. Do you know what they do to make high fructose corn syrup. They take a strain of E coli or
cancer, they break natural sugar strain, and then they make a feature. These are things that make us
lazy.
		
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			Whether you believe it or not for the young brothers smoking makes you lazy. hookah is the same as
smoking. It makes you lazy. The young brother will argue No brother to stay up.
		
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			Smoking keeps me happy.
		
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			These are things that make us lazy how to get rid of them make a schedule. Endurance is something
that the body can learn to tolerate. I met a Navy SEAL a long, long time. I never encouraged this.
But he sleeps six, six times a day he takes a 45 minute nap. That's it. That's his entire sleeps.
There's no like sleep at night. It's just every six hours or something every four hours he takes a
45 minute nap he's okay. The body needs to be conditioned. From the handwriting. This looks like a
brother's handwriting. If you need to get rid of laziness, try your best to be physically fit as
well. staying away from sin, trying your best to increase a god remembering the laws of the province
		
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			of law.
		
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			How do you get rid of laziness? I'm going to answer that question by knocking on these questions.
Can you recite the IRS?
		
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			This is adorable and it's definitely a sister, sister handwriting.
		
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			For my five year old daughter, inshallah, I will do my best to recite this ayah the I have
		
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			to recite in a moment my sister inshallah, I want to know your opinion about.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			The question has to do and I know where in the UK and my dad told me not to talk about it. So I'm
going to slowly move over for those brothers and sisters. And I'm going to include you as someone
who's been around the block. I've been around the block with a lot of Islamic organizations that you
see me teaching mulgrave you see me teaching with vegana sometimes I'm teaching with people of
Atlanta. So I teach with a lot of people. I also studied for a long period of time with those groups
of people who can't get your pillow from
		
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			my lobby comfortable and
		
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			I also stayed with a group of people who thought it's okay, really.
		
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			People who strive to establish the Islamic State, the concept of
		
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			for those What is my opinion, my opinion is a loss
		
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			of service who that will be without the
		
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			island equally. So it's not who becomes dominant upon all things. My issue with us young people
striving for Hidaka tilaka, right, is get to further further in the mustard. There's your doctor.
And I know you're like, Oh, wait, this guy's throwing the curveball. No, I'm not. This was sent to
me by a Jewish rabbi. He said that the the number of people praying budget equals the number of
jumaan
		
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			support for young people I understand. I'm just as young as you and it would be great to strive for.
And have a I have this German that it would be great. I believe you. But can we do five things on an
individual level first reading the mustard, that is the this is the pinnacle, right? in in in a non
Islamic State. The mustard becomes the Army or the central location, the capital, and then the
bunkers becomes the main headquarters. Why don't we spend our nights here, comparing the five Tango
brother I'm in school, in school, then do the second bright, which is not just only printing the
mustard, but
		
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			so many others come to me we have to do this. We have to get the protest that petitions and that's
wonderful. I'll sign your petition with all my tools and fingers. Can you recycle
		
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			in our house?
		
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			Now not Oh, brother, what's going to happen by reading my beloved brothers and sisters. Everything
happens after the recitation.
		
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			So for those of you who are being lured into this and I'm using a word board into all of these other
teachers are deviant and all of these others before you get into that path, come closer to the dean
and when the last panel I thought I will as a Gemma as a body. People will come to us
		
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			Given that we will be able to move forward from there, that is just my humble request as someone who
learn these things, I'm not talking from outside, I have all the pamphlets in my car, I used to edit
some of them, right? I was the kid hanging out, or I was doing those things, and telling me after a
few years, you realize we're young, we have a lot of emotion, we have a lot of energy. Let's go to
some shelters. Let's do what was the loss of a loved one it was selected in the first 25 years of
his life, took care of the orphan didn't tell he didn't peel out is, as you know, is already running
from the mustard. He came and he served his community before they saw him as a little lost.
		
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			How can we concentrate in solid to avoid
		
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			worldly thoughts? How can we concentrate in Salah to avoid world the thoughts number one, make fresh
will do for the prayer. This is my recommendation. And when making will do make will do the way the
prophets have a lot of audio someone, if you notice, we use a lot of water to wash our hands. I
don't know what you all do is you drink half a gallon of water. But when you wash your face, we do
against the scenario with water. And to do this purpose, a lot of the most water by the way, how
much water did you use when
		
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			you could feel his coffee is coffee, that was how much water to use. And at the at the last step, he
would take a full cup of handling, he's washing his hands full and then he would throw it on his
face, it helps to refresh. So you try using freshwater and make stressful then the four components.
Number one, the vocabulary of salaat is mandatory. When you say a law.
		
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			It does not mean a life is great. It means a couple of means greater. So when you realize you're
saying Allah is greater than whatever I was just doing, it's a state of mind. It's a state of
meditation. Number one is the vocabulary number two is that we the salon, whenever you see us, you
know the page and you pucker your lips, and you say adhan dooney la vs alum da da da when you look
at kind of hurts a little bit right? When you don't pronounce correctly you're not in Salah, you're
doing this
		
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			right? You cannot enter salon even if you don't know what you're saying. You can't enter until the
word is articulated Suba Han Allah bn Allah and where are you when you say Subhana Allah, you are
the lowest state that a human being can be and it becomes a use of shares the small couplet when you
go into such that your head is lower than your
		
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			anatomically, your head is lower than your heart, that it comes to human beings who humbles himself.
vocabulary that we will do, and I would finally Most importantly, some people overlook this and
elders can definitely think about this. The physical motion of salaat is imperative. Physical
motion, sometimes we go for ruku like this, and if you're older, it's different. But imagine a 63
year old man up to the age of 60 was able to make war till his back was completely flat. Right? So
this is something we don't think about. I noticed a lot of brothers who line up with me or line up
to pray. You kind of I don't know. It's like you're doing Valley right there. They're not on their
		
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			feet. And I'm not using this as a comical part. The force has this a heel, okay, think of it as your
heel and then the digits of your fingers the same way every part should be touching the ground.
You're giving yourself to Allah subhanaw taala. So it's a state of mind. It's a state of mind. So if
the vocabulary you have the way you do the pastor, and I always recommend the Sooners are there as a
practice, run. Pray your Sunnah and then you kind of get through all your worldly thoughts, sisters
and brothers. And then when the fog comes, you're like I'm ready. It's not a scrimmage. it's game
time.
		
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			What methods can we teach our kids on how to love it the love of Allah subhana wa tada for your
children. This very children cannot love Allah. Tada immediately. The way to cultivate love in the
hearts of your children.
		
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			And it's by the practice of law you teach your children to love me to love my family and Pilates.
		
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			There's a heavy thing given me a long heavy on the description of pursuit of loss of a loved one.
Children love characters. That's why the children are staring at me through the glass, the light
characters every night describe how long your kids his beard. Can you imagine this would last a long
day some severe started here and here. You know the big set that
		
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			like full speed
		
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			shoulder length to shoulder length. You don't see many people with a beard like that. All of his
teeth were exactly the same. And the whites of his eyes were completely white. He was not called he
was not short. But his chest had a very broad, he had a nice broad chest. And when he walked, it
looked as if he was coming down a flight of stairs, he didn't heavily walk on his heels, he walked
comfortably on the balls of his feet, it looks like an angel floating. Describe the result of loss.
		
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			When he spoke, they used to smell must understand the loved one who lived to the age of 103, who had
seen the conquest of Islam said I never smelled a must a fragrance better than this. What?
		
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			Can you fathom that? Can you comprehend that? And what do kids do at the end of the TV show? Mom,
what do kids do? it again money to be destroyed or lost audio and the companions to your children
and tell them who gave us
		
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			and that and you add the word of loss?
		
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			If you
		
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			if you Okay, I'm assuming this question.
		
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			If you have a sin and it is an intimate way, can Allah subhanaw taala forgive you? You can clap if
I'm correct, but why would you?
		
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			You know any? Okay, the first thing is are there there are no things that Allah subhana wa Taala
cannot forgive? And what when, when a person who worships idols becomes Muslim, all of that becomes
good deeds. Stop listening to music. How can you stop this music? It is like alcohol music is a drug
use it plays in your ear. Number one, if you want to stop listening to music, first step stop using
headphones, stop using headphones. By the way English, stop using headphones. And headphones are
designed specifically with one thing in mind there are three bones in your ear in the smallest and
staples, they vibrate differently. When you hear when you hear the constant vibration, it secretes a
		
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			hormone in your brain. That's the equivalent to dopamine. It's like crack cocaine. headphones are
what they do. It directly feeds in you guys never saw the matrix. Like why am I having to tell you
about you remember this, in the back of the head, it was the same exact thing. Just stick it in
here. It's a it's a IV of say, Dr. Schaefer, font IP. That's the first way to do it next week is
start to limit the time in which you listen to music, right? Just how that Sahaba left alcohol, you
can leave music in the same way. Okay, I'm only going to listen to it at this time, I'm only going
to listen to it when these people are around. And really sincerely Let it be around the parent, let
		
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			it be around an elder and then very specifically as Mohammed Al Sharif, from around the world has
said, Be sure what you listen to, most of the music we listen to today has very strong lyrics with a
Shake what your mama gave you has not passed any fatwas on what to say that back yourself you get it
in England, I thought you guys a little bit sharper. So music is something like alcohol tapered off,
inshallah It will be fine. Also, do not go gung ho those people who decide to stop using the music
immediately, at the end of the day, that has nothing to say.
		
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			If we,
		
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			if we read for the deceased, all the prophets
		
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			are read by a student, the blessing goes to the teacher who unread by a son for his death goes to
goes to his family goes to his dad, because he's taught him to do this. But the concept and
remember, it's hard to break cultural norms. But the concept of us all we are on and then
		
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			I'm not sure exactly what the word is. It's not something we see. It's not something that we see in
our tradition. So we I leave the question that that I'm waving back at.
		
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			Okay, do you think that men and women are equal?
		
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			Depends?
		
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			How well do you believe
		
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			that men and women are
		
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			reading this is my beloved sister who men have one degree higher above women?
		
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			I'm sorry to burst your bubble brothers. That doesn't mean that doesn't mean we're better than
women. That means we have one more rate of responsibility. On the day of judgment, a wife can come
and say, Look, he told me not to work.
		
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			And you will be out you'll be off the hook on this. And a man that I have. My my my the Master said
to do. No, it doesn't work. So Allah subhanho wa Taala has any and another translation, it is for
audio, on demand to go for jihad, and it's not a little utility on the woman. So how do you ever you
understand this? Yes, I do.
		
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			See that men and women are equal, if not American, equal none of this business? Because I will say
no, they're not equal at all. Why don't all of us men get up and protest that we can't have babies,
I don't understand why we don't do that. We should all start doing that, too. It's very jolly
concept. It's a very jolly concept that we're all different body parts. So we need to understand
that concept a little bit deeper, but Allah has created us in one move minima, one movement. So in
actions were the same.
		
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			rank and in the word up now, there's another idea that she's talking about.
		
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			of the sides concern is this. If you can just look up the word Potawatomi. Look up this word and
understand that it means Hey, follow up, you have to take care of the women. Men have mis
constructed this and this is what happens when we don't really understandable I'm not just as
translated from Arabic to English. Be careful in using translation.
		
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			I want to know what your words Oh,
		
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			sorry.
		
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			To start level signup, again, I want to say at the end of this for anyone, my right or ranked as a
student of knowledge is not scholar. So if I said something about Islamic State or something that
threw you off, that's the opinion of a young person who's been around the block. That's it. So we
asked Allah, Allah to bless us to keep us clean. Are there any other questions?
		
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			You all understood the energy, that recitations tea, then you will
		
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			die as 282 only reciting it because of the importance of next week. I'm hoping to answer that you
all get used to I don't like this concept of the body soft recites and we watch during a time of
every generation when someone decided to do what everyone did they look right because that's what
the reciter for on desperate he looks so that you can do your best. I know how you have this on your
phone, but you're not used to using this. Your phone for these things. It's either 282 correct.
		
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			My American accent sorry. is yes. 282 years
		
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			100 something 186
		
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			Shame on you. wangi.
		
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			One
		
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			listen to the words.
		
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			You read.
		
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			a loved one is for us. He doesn't want difficulty
		
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			learning
		
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			coup
		
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			de la was in Puerto Rico, a lot
		
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			of wall
		
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			de la
		
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			la ilaha illa
		
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			de la has to be a lot
		
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			narrated by Abu Dhabi. Whoever says this to us seven times in a day, Allah, Allah will distance the
grief of this world and the grief of the hereafter has been long
		
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			are they
		
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			too
		
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			has been a long
		
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			time. Wow. She lovely La ilaha illa
		
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			Allah we pray that our youth is spent in servitude of snom that our old age is not overcome by
ailments or sickness all along we pray that our cells are safe from cancerous mutations and that our
joints are safe from arthritis or allow we pray that we do not die with financial debt or save us
from the effects of Riba or law save us from the effects or the need to take financial debt or a
large amount make us difficult to take care of in our old age. Oh Allah help us die on the
statement. You know in the law
		
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			of alarming our graves full of light, and make our tongues soft to answer the questions of the grave
of a law make the best day of our life, the day of our law make the best hour of our existence, the
day of judgment, a lot make the best moments in our life, the best PSA in our life, the day of
judgment. All along, we pray that we do not have to see feel or sense any part of the Hellfire,
although we know that you love us fill our hearts with your love. interest into the paradise
beautifully. What are our interests with the paradox without any questioning, without any ratcheting
so that we may be full of your mercy and be in your presence. Everyone knows they listen to the
		
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			words of alarm clock from for a love for something. That's the love for something for 10 seconds.
		
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			mean
		
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			thank you very much on behalf of myself and my family to have me here tremendously for having